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Acts 15:36 · BSB
15:36 Some time later Paul said to Barnabas, “Let us go back and visit the brothers in every town where we proclaimed the word of the Lord, to see how they are doing.”
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…scriptures within the framework of the church and the Holy Fathers. Beloved, you know, next episode we're going to talk about Sola Scriptura inActs chapter 15, and that's going to be so refuted because we're going to see that the apostles themselves did not adhere to solar scriptura, only the Scripture.…
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…In fact, he's mentioned alongside Peter and John as pillars of the church. He is presiding over the Jerusalem council that you read about inActs chapter 15. One of the most significant events in the book of Acts, he is presiding over this council. He not only becomes a follower of Jesus, but he becomes…
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…gospel. We're not. This isn't unique to us. This is actually a struggle in the early, early church, like the Apostles church, even in their time.Acts chapter 15, we see this thing called the Jerusalem Council where it's come to the attention of the Jewish believers and the Jewish leaders there, Peter, James…
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…and Timothy are like his cosigners. Paul the apostle was not a Lone Ranger. He was always doing ministry that included others and Silas. Back inActs chapter 15, he was a prophet. He was one of the leading men at the Jerusalem Council. Timothy is Paul's protege. We know a lot about Timothy. He often served…
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…like John, Jude, Peter, and James, which is basically giving us in letter form the Apostolic collective that we have at the Jerusalem Council inActs chapter 15. And so later on in, in church history by the 3rd and then eventually the 4th century when you had in the 4th century specifically full manuscripts…
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…in Pamphylia and John left them and returned to Jerusalem. Now you're going, pastor Ben. Why did he leave? Well, if you look two chapters ahead inActs, chapter 15, we'll get there eventually. But if you look a couple chapters ahead, what you're going to find is that we don't know why he left. But what we do…
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…with this. But Peter and Paul proclaimed salvation in Christ alone. And this was debated in the First Council in Jerusalem and is recorded inActs chapter 15, our first reading for today. And Paul also talks about the gospel going out to everyone, even the Gentiles, in Galatians chapter 3, our epistle…
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…of the word of God is sent forth. In verse 24 it says the word of God increased and multiplied. Acts chapter 13 verse 5, Acts chapter 13 verse 44,Acts chapter 15, 35 and 36. The result in verse 41, there's the strengthening of the churches. In Acts chapter 17, getting closer to where we are, in Acts chapter…
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…to the moment. Why? Because Jesus was there. Jesus was there. And we're going to get there in just a minute, okay? But stick with me. First,Acts chapter 15makes this incredibly valuable point that they didn't get. And this was the early church. Peter was talking to the early church because they were…
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…and all of the Gentiles. He actually oversaw the spread of the gospel north and to Syria and into Antioch. He addresses the Council of Jerusalem inActs chapter 15. To set them straight. Doctrinally in the whole book of Acts in a lot of ways is Peter's message to who Jesus is. And this is what I wanna just see…
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We're inActs chapter 15, the end. And we're going to try and keep going with big chunks. And we're going to do the whole of chapter 16. I love, and I'm sure you do…
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…things and we broke on all of them the law which these people were trying to push upon the Colossians, the ordinance of the law which Peter says inActs chapter 15. We can't, we can't we, we can't live these things. Remember the Holy Spirit fell upon Cornelius and Caesarea. Peter was preaching up there. Acts…
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…knew what each other were teaching and what they were saying. And you go, "Well, how do you know that? You have a time machine?" "No, but I do haveActs chapter 15." And in Acts chapter 15, the Jerusalem Council happens. And at the Jerusalem Council, we see that all of these faith leaders are gathered because…
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Acts chapter 15is where we are today. It's the centre of the book. We're kind of halfway. ! But in many ways Acts 15 is the centre of our faith. Acts 15 addresses…
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…I can imagine the the joy and the angst and the excitement that he's feeling as he gets to share this Because later on we'll learn in our series inActs chapter 15this is going to be very profound This is going to be the case study for the Jerusalem Council in Acts chapter 15 as they finally declare that…
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…the grace of God, for if righteousness were through the law, then Christ died for no purpose." We know that Peter stands gladly with Paul inActs chapter 15, which tells us that there was repentance and restoration that happened, though it's not detailed in this passage, right? Paul doesn't tell us…
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…significant follower of Jesus to Jerusalem. Peter is there, the disciples are there. Paul is there. Barnabas is there. This pivotal moment is inActs chapter 15and is known as the Jerusalem Council. This is my feeble attempt to summarize the council at Jerusalem, remembering that as 21st century believers,…
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…right? Separation times is a mode of maintaining the holiness of God. And so it comes in that mode. But we also see, like in the book ofActs, chapter 15, there's a, there's a disciple by the name of John Mark. And here is the apostle Paul and Barnabas and John Mark, it kind of just jumped the scene…
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…to fruition. And this message is going to cause a massive row in the church. There's going to be a great conference in Jerusalem about this, inActs chapter 15. And it will become clear that this really is the gospel. that you do not have to become a Jew first. You do not have to take on a Jewish flavor.…
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…translates to household. Okay, it's a very important word that we see in Acts, chapter 16. So let me just paint a picture for you Paul and Silas inActs, chapter 15, they are going and they are witnessing, they're sharing the gospel. Everywhere they go, they're meeting new people, people are coming to faith.…
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