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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 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.…
AI-generated transcript cited as “Acts chapter 17 verse 5”
…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 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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…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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