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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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Our text this morning comes fromActs chapter 17. We're going to be looking at verses one through 15. I encourage you, if you have a copy of the scriptures to turn with me to Acts chapter 17. If…
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…Galileans, because they suffered such things? I tell you, nay, no, because, but except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. Let's go over toActs chapter 17. And again we don't. I'm not trying to hammer a point that we've already talked about because these are all the same verses that we talked about…
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…they respond? What would they say? How's the first year been? You know, based on the letter itself and on some historical background we get inActs chapter 17, I think they would respond something like this. I think they'd tell us about their conversion. They did not plant like us with 50 Bible believing…
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…or short. I want to tell you tonight, your life is ordained. Your life has been appointed by God. Do you know what we read in the book of Acts andActs chapter 17? Paul, whenever he was at Athens, said this on Mars Hill. And all things made of one blood, and have made of one blood all nations of men. For to…
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…Berea to Athens. Swaggy believed that Timotheus and Silas stayed on at Berea. And you can read about this historical record of what happened inActs 17, verses 1 to 15. Now while Paul was alone at Athos, we get a glimpse, another glimpse into the heart of one who was a genuine pastor, one who had a deep love for…
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…are seeking to overthrow the peace of the city. They accused him of giving allegiance to another king than Caesar, and you can read about that inActs chapter 17verses six to seven. Now these allegations were so serious that they bound Jason over with a heavy deal. Acts Chapter 7 and 9 talks about the…
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…are seeking to overthrow the peace of the city. They accused him of giving allegiance to another king than Caesar, and you can read about that inActs chapter 17verses six to seven. Now these allegations were so serious that they bound Jason over with a heavy deal. Acts Chapter 7 and 9 talks about the…
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…to Saturday night. He met with them in the synagogue, and there he preached Christ and the gospel of saving graves unto them. And if you turn toActs chapter 17, and you'll read there in the verses one and two of the message that Paul preached at that time, it says, and Paul first two, as his manner was…
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…your name. But except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. Except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. Peter preached it. Paul preached it.Acts chapter 17, verse thirty. There we go, there we go. Acts 1730 In the times of this ignorance God winked at, but now commandeth all men everywhere to repent.…
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…The values of this church are, and by extension, with the values of the slaves of Jesus are to be. Our church flipside comes from a passage inacts chapter 17, verse six, which says this. Go to their. When they could not, the Jewish leaders could not find the disciples. They dragged Jason and some of the…
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…on the church. And how did this church here in Corinth even get started? Well, that's a story that's all about God's work through one man, Paul.Acts chapter 17and 18, the story of how Paul, finishing his ministry in Macedonia to the North in the year 50 AD, 50 AD, he comes south and he first visits…
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…That's kind of the second town in Macedonia that he goes to. And God's work is so mighty in Thessalonica that the Jews who are there we find inActs chapter 17, 6. It says, these men, speaking of the apostle Paul and his missionary team, have turned the world upside down and have come here also. God's…
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…God, every person is still made in God's image. Despite our rebellion, every person is made in God's image. Brit read it for us this morning fromActs chapter 17. This is on page 3 of your worship guide. Verse 28, for we are indeed his offspring. God is embracing him. There's a sense in which we can say not…
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…and prevent Silas from getting to the Thessalonians, right? But who is able to go to the Thessalonians? It's Timothy, right? If you read inActs chapter 17, it doesn't list Timothy, if I'm remembering correctly. It does not list Timothy as being one who is driven out. Thessalonica it's Paul and Silas…
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…that that is very much, very much the world of Paul and these Thessalonians. Because on his second missionary journey, recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 17, we read of something very much like what I just described. It actually happened. And what happened was a fragile young church was born, what you…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 17”
…it and accept it, and there are people who do not. But regardless, the word has dramatic effect on these groups here. I want to show you this fromActs chapter 17. I've referenced this several times within the sermon series, but I don't think we've read the text yet. So Acts chapter 17, one through nine. Acts…
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…around 49 or 50AD and upon their arrival there was no church. After three weeks there was what happened in Thessalonica. We read the story inActs chapter 17on three Sabbath days, so over three weeks. Paul reasoned with them from the Scriptures, particularly the Old Testament. He opened it up. He proved…
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…And they forsook that they, they rejected that. We can trace it all the way back. Remember to Adam the first man over there in the book of Acts inActs chapter 17when Paul was preaching in Mars Hill. He said this in Acts chapter 17 and in the verse 26 and hath made of one blood all nations of men for to…
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…Agreed? Agreed? You're not used to me. I understand that. But it's like, I'd like to have a little bit of response back. It was like, yes. InActs chapter 17, you know, Paul is preaching and people without their phone are cross-referencing what he's saying. Am I right? Isn't that what's going on? Yes.…
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Well, good morning, everyone. It's good to see you. And I invite you to turn in your Bibles, please, toActs chapter 17. As Sam just mentioned, we're starting into a new study, a new series, arguably perhaps one of the first letters, earliest letters written by Paul.…
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