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Acts 10:22 · BSB
10:22 “Cornelius the centurion has sent us,” they said. “He is a righteous and God-fearing man with a good reputation among the whole Jewish nation. A holy angel instructed him to request your presence in his home so he could hear a message from you.”
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…A roaring lion seeking someone to devour. That's 1 Peter chapter 5 verse 8. And he oppresses individuals. That's talked about in Luke chapter 13,Acts chapter 10. and he actually uses sin to disrupt and pollute the church. Acts chapter 5, 1 through 11. Believers, all of us, are to be wary of his schemes. 2…
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…the Ascension following Pentecost Peter full of the Holy Spirit he is led by God to visit a house of a man named Cornelius this is what was read inActs chapter 10Cornelius is a centurion in Rome's army part of the machine that put Jesus to death in Jerusalem and Peter is sent there with the message of the…
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…obviously a man of God, or obviously a God fearing man I might say, but he wasn't a full proselyte. He was probably like Cornelius as described inActs chapter 10. OK, he's a man of great authority, but he recognizes something very important. Please get this. He knows he's very important. He knows he's got a…
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…well, because you are not maintaining. So let's go to Acts 10, Acts 10, 27 to 29, Acts 10, 27 to 29. We don't have much time to read the whole ofActs chapter 10, but we'll read from verse 27 towards 33, but you can read the whole of chapter 10. He said, And he talked with them, and he went in and found many…
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…know the details of what was going on. This is a world where the Jews and Gentiles don't mix. You know, it was considered, uh Peter's gonna say inActs chapter 10that it's not appropriate for a Jew to have any relationship, any fellowship. It's not appropriate for a Jew to go into a Gentile's house, Peter…
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…that the disciples are engaging in from that moment. Now let me just explain again that the tongue of fire is not the Holy Spirit as well.Acts chapter 10, let me show you somewhere. Acts chapter 10. Acts chapter 10. We can't have the whole reading, but can you go to verse 34? When Peter opened his…
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…pagan context, uh, you know, as a as a as a Roman soldier, okay? Um but here he is, and he might be like Cornelius that we read about inActs chapter 10. He might be like that. Uh Cornelius was known to be called what they're calling in the New Testament, a God fearer. That is somebody who's been a…
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…in this thing too, and we're going after all the lost sheep. We see that throughout the book of Acts as the Great Commission goes forward, andActs chapter 10, cornelius' house, this Gentile house, is saved and they receive the Holy Spirit. And Acts chapter 15, they have no idea what do we do with this?…
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…that what Jesus had talked about and what the Bible talked about, it all actually happened. Now, what's Peter talking about? If you go back toActs chapter 10, they don't tell you all of the details. But pagans, they just, all the Christians sort of thought you'd have to be sort of Jewish, or at least…
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…and it will be public. But the coming one comes because he is the judge of the living and the dead. Keep your finger in Acts chapter 1 and turn toActs chapter 10for a moment and I'd like to show you how this works itself out. Acts chapter 10. It's the apostle Peter and he is speaking to a house that is…
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…us because of Jesus the ceremonial laws of Leviticus 11 15 are fulfilled and abrogated done away with right and we have that pronouncement here inActs chapter 10and so I just want to finish with this on your sheet because Jesus became the ceremonial leper because he blood because he became the curse these…
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…They were actual witnesses of the things that they talked about here in this is what Peter testifies here in second Peter one and verse 16 againActs chapter 10and verse 39, a very similar passage. Peter himself is speaking again and he says this. We are witnesses of everything that Jesus did in the…
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…who are still alive that other people hearing this can go back if they want to check it out. So he doesn't just say, if you go back and readActs chapter 10, he doesn't say, oh yeah, there was a city nearby with a soldier, and these things happen. No, no, no. Peter says that he's in Joppa, which is…
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…earth. Now when we last left our people in Acts, they hadn't done that. They had gone to Judea and Samaria, but we're going to pick up the story inActs chapter 10, and we're going to see where they begin to go to the ends of the earth. It's actually Peter, which is first called to begin to make these changes,…
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…nationalities there it could have had something to do with people being from different backgrounds different nationalities that shows up later inActs chapter 10and we recognize that in in our world today people are still treated differently because of different backgrounds whether it's different economic…
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…we see Peter using those keys to open up the doors for all the Jews to understand. Hey, this salvation is for all nations, all people. As we see inActs chapter 10with Cornelius there. And so Peter's being used and you go, man, that's awesome. But the story doesn't stop there. Peter is still, he has still not…
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…He's not interested in good. God only does perfect. And ultimately, He's looking for sinlessness and complete holiness. And the whole thrust ofActs chapter 10is that this good man needs Jesus. When you stop and think about it congregation, that's scary. You can sit here in church this morning…
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…probably a hundred different people of all his employees and the folks who are related to him, and here's what Peter says in that message inActs chapter 10. He says, They killed Jesus by hanging him on a cross, but God raised him from the dead on the third day and caused him to be seen. He was not seen…
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…the Messiah. He doesn't know. Is this about Isaiah or somebody else? Philip is directed by the Spirit to share the gospel from Isaiah 53. InActs chapter 10, we have a Roman man called Cornelius, and we have Peter each having visions, leading Peter by the Spirit to go to Cornelius' house to share the…
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…the family in the extended sense, you might say. And that carries into the New Testament as well. You remember, perhaps, in Acts chapter 2, sorry,Acts chapter 10and verse 2, the household there of Cornelius. There was a man in Caesarea, a centurion, a devout man who feared God with all his household. And it…
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