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Acts 14:16 · BSB
14:16 In past generations, He let all nations go their own way.
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…really be broken down into two things. There's more than just one type of grace. First, there's general grace. You'd see Paul talk about that inActs chapter 14, verse 16and 17. He says, In the past he let all nations go their own way, yet he has not left himself without testimony. He has shown kindness by giving…
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…as you see through human history, and as you can see right now, all throughout the world. Okay, now but but look with me. The very next verse ofActs chapter 14, verse 16says this, who in times past suffered, this is God, God in times past suffered, or in that is this old language to say allowed. In times past, God…
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…names according to their gods. They call them Zeus and Hermes. Paul's the chief speaker. Paul and Barnabas correct them. What Paul does in short inActs 14:14-17is they come out begging, Stop doing this, man. We're just like you. There's a God in heaven who's actually given us the power to do what we're…
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InActs chapter 14, verses 16and 17, the apostle Paul stood before a group of people in a town called Lystra, and he was conveying to this group of people who are evidently…
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…to persuade their hearts that the true God alone is worthy of worship, let me read to you what he says to describe him at least in one part. InActs 14 verse 16 to 17, Paul says in past generations he being God, in past generations he allowed all nations to walk in their own ways. Yet he did not leave himself…
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…Do you really think that us sinful men can actually thwart the plans of God? Do you really think so? In fact, in a profound, if brief statement inActs 14, verse 16, listen to this, Acts chapter 14, verse 16, the scripture says this, and this ought to jump out at you hard, all right? God, it says that God…
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…it, and started over. And when he started over, he established government to bear the swords. He, the Tower of Babel, he scattered the nations.Acts 14, verse 16says it this way: God let all the nations go their own way. So God builds the tower, uh, lets the people build the tower of Babel, then tears it…
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…God has overlooked people who were ignorant of Him. He's overlooked the fact that they were ignorant. And Paul says something similar earlier inActs chapter 14, verse 16. He's preaching to the unbelievers at Lystra, and he says, in past generations, God allowed all the nations to walk in their own ways. In other…
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