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Acts 16:14 · BSB
16:14 Among those listening was a woman named Lydia, a dealer in purple cloth from the city of Thyatira, who was a worshiper of God. The Lord opened her heart to respond to Paul’s message.
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…been baptized, she urged us, saying, “If you have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come into my house and stay.” And she prevailed upon us. (Acts 16:14–15NASB) Now, who was baptized? She heard, the Lord opened her heart, which means that she responded. That's what verse 14 says. She responded to the…
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…been baptized, she urged us, saying, “If you have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come into my house and stay.” And she prevailed upon us. (Acts 16:14–15NASB) Now, who was baptized? She heard, the Lord opened her heart, which means that she responded. That's what verse 14 says. She responded to the…
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…the good news is preached, it's like light and blindness is penetrated. And every time you preach it, a strange thing happens. If you go toActs 16, verse 14, Acts 16, 14, Paul is at a river and there's a lady there called Lydia and she's a merchant. She's not a Christian. She wasn't a believer. And so…
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…for the men, and yet he's also not so numb to spirit that he can't see where God is at work here. So he begins to speak to these women. And inActs 16:14, we read that the Lord opened Lydia's heart to respond to Paul's message. Then she and the members of her household were baptized, and she invited…
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…she urged us, saying, ‘If you have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come into my house and stay.’ And she prevailed upon us [Luke says]. (Acts 16:14–15NASB) Notice what happened. The Lord opened her heart, and Lydia opened her home. The most natural response for her after embracing Christ and…
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…Chronicle of Jesus' work through the church, and you get to Acts chapter 16. Paul's here in Philippi, he meets a woman named Lydia, and it says inActs chapter 16, verse 14, one of us heard a woman named Lydia from the city of Thyatira, a seller of purple goods, who was a worshiper of God. And the Lord opened her heart…
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…heart, he's gonna call you in such a way that you're gonna have to say yes. Let me show you a couple passages that kind of point this out. Look atActs chapter 16, verse 14. Acts chapter 16, verse 14. It says, one who heard us was a woman named Lydia from the city of Thyatira, a seller of purple goods who was a…
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…in the same chapter, we read about a woman named Lydia. The Bible does say of this woman in the course, of her story that the Lord opened her heartActs chapter 16, verse 14. And yet before the Lord opened her heart, whatever it was, that that meant the Bible describes her as one who feared and worshipped, God, and who…
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…gathered together and were praying. Here Mary was the host and patron of the local gathering of the church. We see a similar ministry of women inActs chapter 16 verses 11 to 15. Please turn there with me. This is when Paul is preaching the gospel in the city of Philippi in Acts 16 verses 11 to 15. It says there verses 14…
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…paid attention to what was being said by Philip this is carefully phrased and I believe intentionally so because the same phrase is used later inActs chapter 16 verse 14to say that the Lord opened Lydia's heart to pay attention to what was said by Paul charlatans false messengers always bring attention to…
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…think of they would like to do and i know that many of you out there have experienced that moment in your own lives that's how it was for lydia inacts chapter 16 verse 14i've always well not always but for the last 30 40 years i've always loved this little phrase when that when the lord describes how lydia was…
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…opens the womb. Luke 24 verse 31, their eyes were opened. Luke 24 verse 32, the scriptures were opened. Luke 24 verse 45, their minds were opened.Acts 16 verse 14, Lydia's heart was opened. So this word has the sense of revealing something for the first time. And in this context, explaining that the Christ…
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…gone to Asia Minor now. Corinth was not part of Israel, nor was Rome. Rome was called Babylon because it was the center of darkness. Let's look atActs 16, verse 14and 15. Acts 16, verse 14 and 15. Acts 16, verse 14 and 15. Acts 16, verse 14 and 15. Let's start at verse 13. So, the Bible persuaded us, and that…
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…And so with that in mind, we come to our text today, which has nothing to do with the shack at all. But it's the truth. And our text, as I said, isActs chapter 16, verses 11 through 15. We're blessed, beloved, this morning to continue our study of Luke's second account of Jesus' ministry. The book of Acts is a record of Jesus'…
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