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Acts 15:7 · BSB
15:7 After much discussion, Peter got up and said to them, “Brothers, you know that in the early days God made a choice among you that the Gentiles would hear from my lips the message of the gospel and believe.
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…outside of marriage between a man and a woman. Okay, so this is everything that goes against the established sexual ethic of the Scriptures. InActs chapter 15, when the Jerusalem Council affirms the glorious reality that the gospel is not just for the Jews, but also for the Gentiles, one of the…
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…our thoughts, that we may meditate upon Your holy and divine Scriptures at all times, O Lord of all, Father and Son and Holy Spirit. Forever. Amen.Acts chapter 15Everything seems hunky Dory at the church. In Antioch in last, in the last episode. We we concluded that the the church was informed of the decree…
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…up of every people, every tribe, every nation, as we see in Scripture? Turn over to Acts chapter 15. This this is worth looking at for yourselves.Acts chapter 15, verses 1 through 18, and we'll see James's pivotal role in this debate. Acts chapter 15, beginning in verse 1, highlights the tension that was going on. It says, Some…
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…May the blessings and the care and the love of the altar come out to you and vivify everyone that is listening to this program where we're atActs chapter 15and we left at verse 29. So we saw there was an issue in Antioch and the issue was the problem was that very briefly that those who are being…
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…Maybe he was, maybe he was and he just backed out of it. But I think there's some things that we need to be cautious about. Turn, turn back over toActs chapter 15because one of the lessons that we learned from John Mark really is how sad it is to get out of the will of God, brings trouble to us, brings…
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…could look like. And the Council of Jerusalem quite literally saved his skin. And if you want to learn a little bit more about that, you can readActs chapter 15. Outside of a few other mentions in Paul's letters, we don't have a lot of information regarding Titus. What we do deduce from Paul's letter to…
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…know it was the Lord, but Peter is growing. Peter brought the gospel to the Samaritans and then he brought the gospel to the Gentiles. You get toActs chapter 15, and Paul and Barnabas, their ministry to the Gentiles is called into question. And Peter stands up before the Church of Jerusalem and says, no,…
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…the one area where people disagree. Is this Mark the same Mark that was in the book of Acts where Paul and Barnabas, if you remember this, in aboutActs chapter 15or 16, Barnabas wants to take Mark. Paul says, we're not taking Mark. He bailed on us last time, we're out of here. So they fight and Barnabas…
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…that this book uses its second most of all the New Testament, but but it's from the very beginning. Gary Smith and his commentary comments on inActs chapter 15. He's returning to his original theme for the whole book. Listen to Romans chapter one, verse 5, through whom we have received grace and…
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…the primacy of Peter also is in question here and the primacy of Pope is also going to be in question here. Let's continue reading the Scriptures.Acts chapter 15, verses 6:00 and 7:00. Then the apostles and elders assemble to consider this matter. Notice, notice very carefully the apostles and elders, not…
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…submit and obey and teach because it has come from the apostles and elders of Jerusalem that are yielded and submitted to the head of the church.Acts chapter 15, verse one and two, it says some men came down from Judea and began teaching the brethren. This is what they were teaching. Now unless you are…
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…To Thessalonica, Dimas gave up when the worldly pleasures overwhelmed him. John Mark had given up on the stress of the work was too great inActs chapter 15. Thank the Lord for what we see in Second Timothy chapter 4 and verse #11 Only Luke is with me. Take Mark and bring him with thee, for he is…
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All right if you would stand for the reading of the Word. Today we're going to be inActs, chapter 15, starting at verse 36. And after some days, days Paul said to Barnabas Let us return and visit the brothers in every city where we proclaim the…
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…book of Acts. Why go to Acts? Because Acts is a documentation of the 1st 30 years of the church. And so for First Corinthians, if you were to go toActs chapter 15all the way to Acts chapter 18, verse 21, you will hear about the church in Corinth. Paul goes there on his second missionary journey. He comes out…
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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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