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Acts 12:19 · BSB
12:19 After Herod had searched for him unsuccessfully, he examined the guards and ordered that they be executed. Then he went down from Judea to Caesarea and spent some time there.
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…in a list of disciples. And James the son of Zebedee gets a lot more attention. Unfortunately though, he was executed by Herod Agrippa the first inActs chapter 12. Which means he wasn't around by the time this letter was written. And so that leaves James the brother of Jesus. And this James we read about in…
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Well, inActs chapter 12, we will turn there. You've already there, some of you. We've read that passage together so joyously and so glad that the children could join us. I…
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…specifically charged to guard safely in verse 23 have escaped the jailer would have been punished severely perhaps even executed. We saw earlier inActs chapter 12that the guards under whose watch Peter, Apostle Peter escaped prison were executed by Herod. But Paul interrupts him with a loud voice in verse 28…
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…Paul thought best not to take with them one who had withdrawn from them in Pamphylia and had not gone with them to the work. You might recall fromActs chapter 12that John called Mark is the son of a certain Mary in Jerusalem who hosted a house church there, so a prominent believer in Jerusalem. Mary, it…
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…12 and a profound miracle that happened in the life of this small and vulnerable group of Christians known as the Jerusalem church. Let's turn toActs 12:1-19. Acts 12:1. About that time, Herod the king laid violent hands on some who belonged to the church. He killed James, the brother of John, with the…
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…pastor, all of that is fine and good, but you're just giving us Old Testament scriptures. Well, let me give you a couple more examples. In book ofActs, chapter 12, the Bible says Herod killed Philip or James, the brother of John. Excuse me, he killed James, the brother of John, and he intended to kill Peter…
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…seven sons of Schema. They tried using the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus that Paul preaches, come out and the young man in whom the demon wasActs, chapter 12, jumped on them, beat them, stripped them neck it, sent on their way. He said Jesus, I know, paul, I know, but who are you? Listen? They know.…
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…God is going to act. To do otherwise would be inconsistent with who he is. We can look into the New Testament, we can see in the book of Acts, uh,Acts chapter 12, I think it is, uh, the apostle Peter has been, you know, arrested and he's about to be put to death by Herod, and it's gonna be this big public…
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…so. I think he Is telling us that it's possible to interact with angels. And so therefore we must be on guard against worshiping them. In fact,acts chapter 12, Peter is released from prison by an angel. He thought it was a vision. He thought it was a dream. He did not know that this was actually…
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…but also their lot that they're gonna endure, their own suffering for being associated with him. So James is gonna be the first apostolic martyr inActs chapter 12. He's gonna suffer and die. And John in Revelation, we read about his exile on the island of Patmos. So both of them will suffer for their…
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…with the voice of the Lord? Fifth, women in the church may serve as patrons of the gospel. after Peter is rescued by God from imprisonment inActs chapter 12it says in verse 12 that he went to the house of Mary the mother of John whose other name was Mark where many were gathered together and were…
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…his rhythm of prayer when God visits him challenges his hypocrisy and his racism against the Gentiles and starts the mission to the Gentiles inActs chapter 12Peter is in prison for preaching and the church gathers to pray and he is miraculously released from prison in Acts chapter 13 the church fasts and…
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…means trusting God for being God, not because he will give us an outcome that we particularly want or desire. We actually see the same thing inActs chapter 12. In Acts chapter 12, this amazing situation. King Herod is persecuting the Christians, because they're causing trouble, they're turning the city…
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…church that is not just for a certain people or a few people or the right people or anytime. It was for all people. Now, as we conclude, we're inActs chapter 12, and it's actually a parentheses in the storyline for Luke, and he actually moves back from Antioch all the way back to Jerusalem, and he's gonna…
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…and made their own fire. It was called strange fire. When they offered it to God, God consumed them with the fire. You have whenever Herod inActs chapter 12, whenever he's given a speech, and all the crowds are like, Wow, it's not the voice of a man, it's the voice of a God. And it says they they called…
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…by Emperor Nero after bearing witness in Rome. James bore witness to Christ throughout Judea and was killed by King Herod Agrippa I, as noted inActs chapter 12. John bore witness to Jesus throughout Asia until he was exiled into the island of Patmos under the persecutions of Emperor Domitian. He was the…
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…a god or at least god-like but he failed to publicly give God the glory after giving this great oratory message. It cost him his life. If you readActs chapter 12it ends with a very ugly scene of him being eaten by worms and dying. The prince of this world, the devil has a hold on this world's kingdoms right…
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…we wait with hope because we take God's forgiveness seriously we'll watch. And then I said we'll also sleep. And what I mean is this story fromActs chapter 12and you don't have to turn over there but I think Peter who's in Acts chapter 12 got this psalm. And I think he got it because he falls asleep in a…
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…certain. What we do know for certain is that Mark's mother's house was indeed a central point of activity for that early church in Jerusalem. AndActs chapter 12tells us how this takes place. In fact, turn with me to Acts chapter 12. In fact, keep your Bibles handy today. We're gonna be skipping around to a…
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…righteous, omnipotent hand. He's with us in the midst of it. It wasn't ease that made him smile, but God's preciousness to him. Remember Herod inActs chapter 12, he was scared sitting on his throne, but the apostle Paul and Silas were singing in prison. On the one hand, Herod had a guilty conscience and he…
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