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Acts 13:33 · BSB
13:33 He has fulfilled for us, their children, by raising up Jesus. As it is written in the second Psalm: ‘You are My Son; today I have become Your Father.’
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…prevail against it. He promised to build it. When God raised him up from the dead the third day, and he became the first begotten from the dead,Acts chapter 13, verse 33, Jesus Christ set out to build His Church and the means were available. And we will be saved if we keep in memory what I preached unto you unless…
Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 13, verse 33” view source ↗
…chapter one and turn to Acts chapter 13. Acts chapter 13. I want you to look at this passage. It's got some overlap with our passage today, butActs chapter 13, verses 26 through 33. This is a beautiful passage that connects really well with what we're seeing in Hebrews chapter 1. Acts chapter 13, verses 26 through 33. This is…
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…give you the holy and sure blessings of David. Notice that in each of these texts, the resurrection of Christ is either explicit in the case ofActs, chapter 13, verse 30 to 34, or it's heavily implicit in the cases of Hebrews, chapter 1, 3 through 5, and chapter 5, verse 5. So begotten in this case, by way of sparing you…
Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 13, verse 30 to 34” view source ↗
…what? I have begotten you. We can see properly, referenced by other writers in the New Testament. For example, now, in Paul's sermon at Antioch inActs chapter 13, verse 33. I just want to show to us, you know, some of the instances. In the writings of the prophets, where there is a revelation that the Christ is going…
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…is actually first mentioned as a promise in Psalm 2 verse 7 so you can look there if you like but the answer for what it means actually comes fromActs 13 verse 32 to 34and it's where Paul is speaking to fellow believers and he speaks to the promise being fulfilled that Jesus would be raised to life or resurrected…
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