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Acts 13:11 · BSB
13:11 Now look, the hand of the Lord is against you, and for a time you will be blind and unable to see the light of the sun.” Immediately mist and darkness came over him, and he groped about, seeking someone to lead him by the hand.
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…victory, agents of its advance. But you know, for my money, one of the most profound statements of this reality in the New Testament is found inActs chapter 13. In Acts 13, Paul and Barnabas are in the city of Pisidian Antioch, a little city sort of in south central Turkey. And they've proclaimed the…
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…the walls. They were the wall crossers. And they began to tell everybody about the kingdom of heaven. And so you have this amazing little place inActs chapter 13where we actually see the leadership team of the church in Antioch. Imagine this leadership team of a church in our day, not to mention in a place…
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…on. In fact. Luke highlights the speech. In the flow. Of the story. There are three major speeches. In sort of the fourth. And fifth sections ofActs. Chapter 13. Paul gives an extensive speech. In the synagogue. In Pisidian Antioch. Showing how Jesus was the fulfillment. Of the law and the prophets. Here he…
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…sons had come to faith in Christ. This is the beginning of that, their exposure to him. Some have said that he is the Simeon called Niger, found inActs chapter 13. Some have said that potentially this Simon was a black man, which is a rather fascinating thing. We can't say with certainty, but he was from…
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…not going to get into that right now. If you want to ask about that in the question and answer at the end, I can explain that a little bit more.Acts chapter 13says he reigned 40 years in total. It seems like perhaps this is just saying this happened two years after he started to reign. But anyway, how…
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…to have a Hebrew name and also to have a Roman name. So Saul had a Roman name, Paul, and that's what we typically know him by. And in fact, inActs chapter 13, when Paul sort of launches out in the Gentile mission, Luke will begin referring to him as Paul pretty much for the rest of the narrative since…
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…impact thousands of kilometers away. the commitment to local mission for this church at Antioch did in fact flow over to the rest of the world.Acts chapter 13we see Barnabas and Paul are sent from Antioch to the rest of the world. Antioch became the launching pad for global mission. it was the base for…
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…this decree? What's this statement? Well, again, this decree is picked up and it's helpfully explained for us again in the book of Acts. Go toActs chapter 13. Acts chapter 13, verse 32. 32. Here it's been Paul who's been preaching and he makes a direct link between verse seven of Psalms and what he is…
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…have not even been questioned as to whether or not this person has any kind of testimony of godliness. I want to tell you this is contrary toActs chapter 13, Acts chapter 15, and other passages of scripture that make it very, very clear that God has ordained the local church to be the preeminent or…
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…to Jesus to the ends of the earth. And that's what we find happening when we get to this church in Antioch that we were introduced to last week inActs chapter 13. Look what we see happening in verse 2. Here they were, they were worshipping the Lord and fasting, and the Holy Spirit said, Set apart from me…
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…The correct page is 1107. There we go. 1107 if you're using a church red covered Bible. It's exactly the same, just different colour. On page 1107,Acts chapter 13, verses 1 to 12. Now just a pointer before we start reading. About a year ago, about 18 months ago actually, as a church we looked at Acts chapter 1 through to…
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…referring to here, but I do know he's at least referring to the promises of the coming king, the eternally perfect king. Turn with me real quick toActs chapter 13. There's a little text heavy for you not to look at it with me. This is Paul preaching in Antioch, Acts 13, beginning in verse 32. And we bring you…
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If you would, open your bibles to the book ofActs chapter 13. And the book of Acts chapter 13. We've been working through Acts, I think, since last April, maybe May. And we're about halfway through. Things…
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Invite you to open your bibles toActs chapter 13. Acts chapter 13. If you have children, you you understand this pretty well, but, sometimes you could be talking to your child and they're looking…
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…is very real. And all of this leads us to the conclusion that Satan and his work is very real and we ought to take it seriously. Have a look atActs chapter 13. Acts chapter 13. It's on page 1107. Acts chapter 13 and starting at verse 6 and the context here is that Paul is on his first church planting trip…
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