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Acts 14:19 · BSB
14:19 Then some Jews arrived from Antioch and Iconium and won over the crowds. They stoned Paul and dragged him outside the city, presuming he was dead.
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…the angel said, no, no, no, no, no. Don't do that. Get up to your feet. I'm just a messenger of the Lord. Do not worship me. Or do you remember inActs chapter 14When Paul and Barnabas, they healed a crippled man. And the people began to respond, Y'all must be gods. And they began to try to worship. And Paul…
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…of it. That's the purpose of it. I said that's the purpose of it, glory to God. One more little tidbit that I can't leave off Look at Acts 14.Acts, chapter 14. I love this one. People will still say well, you know, I won't believe it till I see it. What are you gonna do without it? Acts 14. Verse eight…
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…our endurance will be tested. The New Testament is clear on this point that it is through many tribulations that we enter the kingdom of God,Acts chapter 14. As a matter of fact, Jesus said, If they hated me, they will hate you. If they persecuted me, he said, they will persecute you. Now this raises…
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…Acts. We took a two-week break from the series, and we are now returning to the Book of Acts. We're in Chapter 14 today, so please turn with me toActs Chapter 14. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Let's pray for the reading and preaching of God's Word. Heavenly Father, we incline the ears of…
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…As we will see next week when Paul is in a non-Jewish context, appearing before the Greek philosophers of Athens, and as we already saw inActs chapter 14, right, when he was in Lystra and they worshipped him as the god Hermes, Paul's method inside and outside the synagogue are actually quite…
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…They shared a moral, ethical framework, and they had an expectation already of a Messiah. But where do you even start with people like these? InActs chapter 14, in Lystra, even further north above the Mediterranean in modern-day Turkey. People who had never read the Jewish Scriptures, people who believed…
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…and he is miraculously released from prison in Acts chapter 13 the church fasts and prays together to multiply the work and appoint new leaders inActs chapter 14after prayer and fasting Paul and Barnabas are sent out to missionaries to new lands and they appoint elders in the churches where they have…
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…commanders in the army. Things switch real easily, and men's emotions as well. Remember, when Paul, or when Paul was preaching with Barnabas andActs chapter 14, and in one verse, it says, they praise them. Like they were God's. Remember they start bringing out sacrifice and they're ready to worship them as…
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…God. Now I'm going to tell you something, put yourself in Pilots place. Now, put yourself right there. Do you remember in the New Testament when inActs chapter 14, when Paul and Barnabas were called Jupiter and Mercury? They actually believed it was Idol Gods, but they believe that the idol Gods, the gods…
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…about the one that the rulers put to death, that Jesus Christ. It is surely by the power in his name that this man has been healed. Same thing inActs chapter 14that we read yesterday. It is this profess dependence which acknowledges, gives glory, and speaks of the one in whose name you are going to do what…
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…situations, in persecuted places. In Matthew 10, 23, Jesus says, when they persecute you in one town, flee to the next. So later, it says inActs chapter 14, 5 to 6, that when both Gentiles and Jews with their rulers were seeking to stone Paul and Barnabas, they learned of it and fled to Lystra and…
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…church at Antioch in Acts 13 verse 1 but only after he is sent out later in that same chapter as a missionary he begins to be called an apostle inActs chapter 14so this is the third category of apostles that now continues today that's the gift and it describes the function rather than an office all that to…
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…of that spoken by the prophet Joel. So if that, if Pentecost was the beginning, well, I believe we're living in the culmination. So let's look atActs, chapter 14, talking about the church and how the church should be functioning right now. And Acts 14, verse 19. 19, this is Paul at Lystra. And while he's…
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…Ghost for dead religion. There's a whole lot of churches in today's day that have done the same thing. They've done the same thing. Let's look atActs, chapter 14, talking about faith and miracles. I mean miracles don't just occur, you know, just like when God decides. I mean we have a whole lot to do with…
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…bit more about these gospel teams, just going deeper. About Timothy. Paul probably met Timothy on his first missionary journey. We read about it inActs chapter 14. And so Paul was impressed at the gospel change in Timothy's life. Paul took note of how his mind and his heart opened up, how teachable he was,…
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…word. That word's usually translated proclaim or distel. And it's used positively in every other occurrence in the New Testament. For example, inActs chapter 14, Paul and Barnabas, they just finished this awesome missionary journey. They go back to their home church and they divulge everything that…
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…you go to Acts chapter 12, verse 25 or 26, can someone read this with me? And then let's go to Acts chapter 13, verses 1 down to 4, then let's readActs chapter 14, 23 to 28. Can we have the readings together so that... Can we all read it together? Is there a way to project these verses directly? 24 and 25?…
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…to the church at Jerusalem in Acts 11. Paul to the synagogue at Antioch in Acts chapter 13. You have Paul and Barnabas preaching at Iconium inActs chapter 14. Peter to the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15. You have James to the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15. Paul and Silas as they're in prison in Acts chapter…
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…into the town of Lystra, which is essentially, it's Gentile territory, they're essentially bringing the gospel to an unreached people group. SoActs chapter 14, verses 8 through 20, Acts chapter 14, verses 8 through 20 is our reading today. Again, Paul and Barnabas pursuing the Great Commission, bringing the gospel to an…
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…gone to the broad gate to the broad and easy way. We can see an example of this kind of suffering in following Jesus found in the life of Paul inActs chapter 14. The story of Paul being stoned at Lystra. Verses 19 through 22. Luke records for us, But Jews came from Antioch and Iconium, and having persuaded…
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