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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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Would you open upActs chapter 17on page 926 in the Bible so you can see what we're going ! to be learning from this morning. And if you're a child, I hope you've got a sheet. If…
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…thing I want you to think about this morning as you think about the cross and you think about the empty tomb I want you to go in your Bible toActs chapter 17because I'll tell you what for those of us who are here today and know Christ the fact of the resurrection and the power of the empty tomb just…
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…that a little bit. So, yeah, Nick is going to read for us now. You can just give the page numbers and the letters. Thanks. So I'm reading fromActs chapter 17and starting at verse 13 to the end of the chapter and that's on page 1113 in the Red Church Bible. Burgundy colour, I suppose. Thank you. When the…
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…we know that Paul, when he visited Thessalonica, was able to give instructions. It doesn't say a great deal in the account of Paul's visit inActs chapter 17. Only that he was there for a few Sabbaths. But it's evident that the work of God took place. We read in Acts 17 and verse 4 that the Jews were…
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…help them and help them in their understanding. And I think what we get in chapter 1 is kind of a reorientation or a recap of what has happened inActs chapter 17. So Paul is linking back to the time that he spent with them, how the message came, and how the church was established. And I think it's worthwhile…
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…some arbitrary thing out there that eventually is going to happen sometime. Let me just don't turn there for the sake of time, but just jot downActs chapter 17. It'll come up on the screen. See, it says, then the end comes. It's as if somebody's in control of it. This is what Paul is talking to these…
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…judgment eternity will then come time will come to an end and eternity will be ushered in paul makes this very clear when he preaches at athens inacts chapter 17and verse 31 for he has set a day when he will judge the world with justice an eternity which will be heaven for those who have put their trust in…
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