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Acts 10:15 · BSB
10:15 The voice spoke to him a second time: “Do not call anything impure that God has made clean.”
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…it was explicitly revealed to the Apostle Peter. And I'd like to read that to you just so we understand that this is not in effect for us today.Acts chapter 10, verses 9 through 15. If you remember, Peter is on the rooftop. He's up there praying, and God sends him into a trance. It says, the next day as they went on their…
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…not in his practice. He's the perfect person to be the one to preach the gospel to the Gentiles for the first time. And so God appears to him.Acts 10:9-16, Peter's up on his roof and he's praying, and God tells Peter after he shows him this vision— there's this vision of this sheet coming down, there…
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…did not require Gentiles to come under the law of Moses for salvation. I mean, he learned this himself from a vision from God, and we see that inActs chapter 10, verses 9 through 15. He also learned this from The outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Gentiles who believed, apart from being circumcised, in Acts 10, verses 22…
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…a description of a redemptive event that, if I can convince you, and I hope I can, you're not going to expect it to continue to happen.Acts chapter 10, verse 15, as again, I began to speak, the Holy Spirit fell upon them as upon us at the beginning. So the beginning of Acts, we have to go back and remember…
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Open your Bibles to Acts chapter 10. Our text today will beActs 10 verses 9 through 16. I want to talk to you today about a vision for the salvation of the world. A vision for the salvation of the world. Let us pray. Father, give us…
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…again. Gentiles were considered unclean. Even a God-fearing Gentile like Cornelius would have been kept at a religious distance. Peter's vision inActs chapter 10, verses 9 through 16, it wasn't about food only. It was about people. What God has made clean, you must not call impure. That was kind of one of the thematic verses…
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…upend them. So let's look at the heart level paradigm shift that Peter undergoes. Point number two, Peter's paradigm shift. Peter's paradigm shift.Acts chapter 10, verse 9 through 16, the word says, The next day, as they were on their journey and approaching the city, Peter went up on the housetop about the sixth hour to pray.…
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…something that we had to do to be in a right standing with God? and it's based upon the disciples, the apostles' teachings. So first we see this inActs chapter 10, verses 9 through 16, where we read, The next day, as Cornelius' messengers were nearing the town, Peter went up on the flat roof to pray. It was about noon, and he was…
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…a vision and then he said he has never eaten anything unclean. What did he just tell him in the vision? Verse what? Acts chapter 10. Let me check.Acts chapter 10, verse 15. Okay, give me verse 15. And a voice speak to him again. What God has cleansed, you must not call what? Does that word sound familiar? You must not…
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…remembering, listen, I went against God. God told me that he's going to do this. And I said, Oh no, Lord, I can't be defiled. And he's referring toActs chapter 10, verse 15, those things which God has purified. Simon, God tells him you shall not make impure. And it's the same message that he is relying or relaying. So…
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…to grow, things changed. And it really starts from a story involving one of Jesus' closest friends named Peter, and we see this in Acts chapter 10.Acts chapter 10, verses 9 through 16. It says, The next day, as Cornelius' messengers were nearing the town, Cornelius was a non-Jewish person. Peter went up on the flat roof to pray.…
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…to grow, things changed. And it really starts from a story involving one of Jesus' closest friends named Peter, and we see this in Acts chapter 10.Acts chapter 10, verses 9 through 16. It says, The next day, as Cornelius' messengers were nearing the town, Cornelius was a non-Jewish person. Peter went up on the flat roof to pray.…
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…life. I must change in this man. The next one, theology. All of these things we come with and if it doesn't change, it becomes a problem. Theology.Acts chapter 10, verse 9 to 17. Here is a man who is arguing with God saying, I will not eat these creepy crawlies that you are lowering in a sheet because I am a good Jew and I…
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