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Acts 17:5 · BSB
17:5 The Jews, however, became jealous. So they brought in some troublemakers from the marketplace, formed a mob, and sent the city into an uproar. They raided Jason’s house in search of Paul and Silas, hoping to bring them out to the people.
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…the influence that he had on those folks while he was there. He was there beaten and he was in prison. No, because he preached the gospel boldly inActs 17, verses 5 through 10. We see him in Thessalonica and a riot breaks out. I'm going to learn about the apostle Paul and about those who preach the gospel when we, we…
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…the apostle Paul goes? To the synagogue? To his fellow Jews. And so Acts chapter 17 goes on to tell us how they were jealous and they got busy.Acts chapter 17 verse 5. But the Jews, seeing the converts that were made, were jealous. And taking some wicked men of the rabble. That sounds like a nice group of people.…
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…Europe, a transition begins to take place. Where Rome itself would be undone by Jesus turning the hearts of people to himself. Let's look first atActs chapter 17, verses 1 through 9, in Thessalonica, where this theme opens. We see here in these first nine verses the truth that the true king provides ultimate peace, while at the…
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…the weeks to turn to it every so often and remember where we are. So that's written for you to help you and encourage you. So let's read fromActs 17, verses 1 to 10. So this is Paul. He's on his second missionary journey. He's been sent out by his home church, and he's traveled through modern-day Turkey, and…
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…in Judea. Now, let me just show you from Acts 17. Once again, that's Luke's record of the beginnings of the church in Thessalonica. InActs 17, verse 5, and then again in verse 13, it tells us this, but the Jews were jealous and taking some wicked men of the rabble. They formed a mob, set the city…
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…Paul's ministry initial ministry there in Thessalonica it's truncated for sure but he gives us enough so that we get the gist of what was happeningActs 17 verses 5 through 8this is after Paul has preached in the synagogues and he's proclaimed Christ from the scriptures and the verse before tells us that many of them…
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…every place, the space that he went into, there was an uproar. There were uproars, there were riots. When this man stepped in the Salonica, inActs, chapter 17, verse 5, listen to what the Bible says. This man is in the Salonica, acts, chapter 17, verse 5. The Bible says but other Jews were jealous because of how…
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…goes to Corinth and riots. Paul goes to Corinth. First of all he goes to the Salonica in Acts, chapter 17, verse 5 to 7. And when he just shows up,acts, chapter 17, verse 5. But the Jews which believed not give me NIV I think NIV will be easier, so that I know this not and thou and diest, who is it referring to? So,…
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…in Egypt. Much like the Jewish leaders, who are filled with jealousy, as it says in Acts chapter 5, verse 17, and Acts chapter 13, verse 45, and inActs chapter 17, verse 5, there's a recurring theme. He's setting up a pattern that the Jews that are persecuting Christians actually fit the pattern of those who reject…
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…And not only that, the verb came upon them has a threatening overtone. The word is often used to describe the coming of a sudden misfortune. And inActs chapter 17, verse 5, the same word is translated as attack. So these Jewish authorities descend upon Peter and John as the crowd is listening to them and as they're…
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…And seeing how the church there had come about. So what I want to do tonight, I want to, first of all, look at the reading that Neil read for us inActs 17, verses 1 to 9. This is when Paul went to Thessalonica to preach and really evangelize the people there. And then I want to move to the book of 1 Thessalonians…
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…in the lives of the disciples. And they are working out Jesus' purpose in the world by the power of that spirit. So we're going to look today atActs chapter 17, verses 1 through 9. And let me remind you before I read that this is God's Word to us. It was written for his glory and for our good. And as such, we would all do…
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…would win some of the Jews over first. And he did in every place. And even in Thessalonica, there were some very important women there. And inActs 17, verses 1 through 5, we see when Paul came into the town, he went to the synagogue. Now watch this. It's amazing. He only spent three Sabbaths in the synagogue, and…
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…and explains what happened in different places. So in chapter 17, it talks about Thessalonica. And we're just going to read from verse 5 to 9. SoActs chapter 17, verse 5 to 9. So Paul visited this city. He preached this message of the Lord, the gospel. Some people accepted it and believed. But verse 5. But other Jews…
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…given a report to them, of how the Thessalonians were doing. And so, when we're looking at the book of Thessalonians, its parallel passage is inActs 17, verses 1 to 9, which outlines the actual first visit that Paul and his entourage made to the Thessalonians. And so Paul is speaking to them as brothers. And he…
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