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Acts 18:7 · BSB
18:7 So Paul left the synagogue and went next door to the house of Titus Justus, a worshiper of God.
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…he writes, verse 1, he writes, for the sake of the faith of God's elect. This is what God had shown Paul in the city of Corinth. You might rememberActs chapter 18. Acts chapter 18. He had labored there in Corinth. He had preached the gospel, wearing himself out. Some of them accepted the message. Some of them…
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…news, is that God already has people who belong to him to hear it and receive it. In fact, that's the word of encouragement he gives to Paul inActs chapter 18. Paul's in Corinth. The Lord says to this, it says, God has already planned who he's going to use Paul as his instrument to bring to himself. When…
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…teach are. Here's the question, can a woman ever teach? Can a woman ever teach? Well let's talk about the method of teaching in public and privateActs chapter 18beginning in verse 24. Now, a certain Jew named Apollo's born at Alexandria an eloquent, man, and mighty in the scriptures, came to Ephesus. This…
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…comes alongside us and says, take courage. It is I. Don't be afraid. Just a few examples of where we see this happening in the New Testament. InActs chapter 18, the apostle Paul goes to Corinth. And it says certain people in Corinth opposed and reviled him. That is, they talked badly about him and…
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…to be doing this, while you're doing this, go make disciples. Go tell people the truth of the gospel. Go live out your calling. Luke writes inActs chapter 18, when he's speaking of Paul, he says, One night Lord spoke to Paul in a vision. And he tells Paul says, Don't be afraid, keep on speaking, do not…
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…you from all harm. He will watch over your life. The Lord will watch over your coming and going, both now and forevermore. Today's reading is fromActs chapter 18, verses 1 to 17. After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth. There he met a Jew named Aquilo, a native of Pontus, who had recently come from Italy with his…
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…appropriate thing to do. So my question would be then going back to a paulus. This is what was in Acts chapter 19. Is this what was done in? CheckActs chapter 18and I would say yes. Indeed, it was, yes, indeed. It was When a Polish found out that his baptism, the baptism he was preaching and obviously the…
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…of themselves and their people than others. That's a given. Paul really invested himself in his congregations. You can read about it in the book ofActs, chapter 18, and other places, and especially in the Corinthian epistles. Paul cared deeply and personally about these people. And he uses some of his…
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…chronology in the book of Acts was, quote, hopeless, that he made it up, especially regarding Paul's trial before a guy named Galio in the book ofActs, chapter 18. Other, more faithful scholars said, no, no, no. We think Luke's right. We think Luke probably based this between 51 and 54 AD. But they were…
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…have good biblical doctrine, because it provides a framework that you can just rest in and relax when it comes to spiritual conversations. This isActs chapter 18, starting verse 9. Let me give you the context. Paul's in the city of Corinth and it's not going well. People are like, shut up, dude, we don't…
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…believed Philip as he preached good news about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized. Both men and women. And thenActs chapter 18and verse 8. Crispus, the ruler of the synagogue that's done to the ministry of Paul, believed in the Lord together with his entire household. And…
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…them? Who were they? What were they like? Well, certainly we know that some of them were Jews. When Paul arrives in Corinth, we read about it inActs chapter 18, we are told that Paul went into the synagogue, and every Sabbath he reasoned in the synagogue. He took the Old Testament scriptures and showed…
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Please take out your copy of God's Word and turn toActs chapter 18. ! Acts chapter 18. Acts chapter 18 in our text for this morning will be verses 1-23. ! This is Luke's second narrative account of Jesus' life. His…
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…a second aspect of Bhima, and that's a tribunal or a gathering of a legal or royal court which would be held. And we find an example of that inActs chapter 18, where Paul, in Acts chapter 18, was brought before the Roman Proconsul's tribunal. And there was a determination made of Paul and his…
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…but we know the one who is, and he is good and gracious, and we may trust him. All kinds of examples of this, the way this worked itself out. Uh,Acts chapter 18, Paul was in the middle of his third missionary journey, and he was asked by the people he was ministering to in Ephesus to stay longer, and his…
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…now have. And so rather than put an obstacle in the way of the gospel, Paul says he made no use of his right and endured anything. And we know fromActs chapter 18a little bit of what that anything looked like. Rather than receive financial support from the church that he was planting, he worked a job in the…
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…and Aquila. One of the most beautiful things that I've enjoyed this week about Priscilla and Aquila let me tell you a wee story about them inActs chapter 18. This great scholar called Apollos comes along and he was one of Paul's right hand men later on. He was a big guy big teacher well learned…
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Good morning, friends. We are looking atActs chapter 18this morning. If you'd turn there with me, that's page 927 in the Pew Bible. We're going to look at Acts 18, verse 23 through chapter 19, verse 7…
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…Spirit of God who moves in power. We can't do it. But second, let's remember that it is God who makes people in Kinsale believe. Look at verse 7 ofActs chapter 18. Having been refused by others and been rejected by others, verse 7, we're told, Then Paul left the synagogue and went next door to the house of…
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So it'sActs chapter 18, 1-22, and it's page 1114 in the Red Bible. After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth. There he met a Jew named Aquila, a native of Pontus,…
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