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Acts 19:13 · BSB
19:13 Now there were some itinerant Jewish exorcists who tried to invoke the name of the Lord Jesus over those with evil spirits. They would say, “I command you by Jesus, whom Paul proclaims.”
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…What does that mean? It means the Word of the Lord begins to spread rapidly and prevails mightily when there are signs and wonders. Proof,Acts chapter 19. Acts chapter 19, verse 17 to 20. Acts 19, verse 17 to 20. Verse 17 to 20. Acts 19, 17 to 20. Acts 19, 17 to 20. When this became known to the Jews…
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…He began to speak boldly in the synagogue. When Priscilla and Aquila heard him they invited him home and explained more to them the way of God.Acts chapter 19-8. Acts chapter 19 verse 8. Paul entered the synagogue and spoke boldly for three months arguing persuasively about the kingdom of God. Acts…
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…of her. And add to that, what happened when the Apostle Paul and the Gospel Roadshow kind of first came to Ephesus that we can read about inActs chapter 19. What happened there as the Gospel goes forth is Jesus Christ is proclaimed. There is a massive movement of God. Right? You can check it out in…
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…that is right. But all of the regions, they've got their own religion, and they were all valid. We see the apostle Paul fight this battle inActs chapter 19, where the silversmith, Demetrius, was against Paul because he worshipped the god Artemis, the god of fertility. He was also worried about his job…
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Good morning, everybody. My name is Jenny and I'm a member at Brantsfield Evangelical Church. Welcome to our service today. I'm going to read fromActs chapter 19. While Apollos was at Corinth, Paul took the road through the interior and arrived at Ephesus. There he found some disciples and asked them, Did…
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…of Jesus' ascension. Let's dive in to our Ephesians reading this morning. Before we do, just a little bit of background here, Paul is, inActs chapter 19, we read that Paul has spent two years of pretty successful ministry of missionary work in this relatively cosmopolitan, very pagan, very…
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…of it. In Jesus' name, amen. You can be seated Glad to have our live stream audience with us today too, and praise God. Let's turn in our Bibles toActs, chapter 19. You know this is my. I'm on the book of Acts. Now I'd like to rotate. I have a Bible reading system. I'm not bound by the system, but it does give…
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…goddesses. You may know her by her Latin name, Diana. Her temple was considered to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. If you readActs chapter 19, you will uh you will see uh and read about Paul's interaction in the city of Ephesus. And at one point, the city is whipped up into a frenzy and…
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…call that they were re-baptized. But that's the appropriate thing to do. So my question would be then going back to a paulus. This is what was inActs chapter 19. Is this what was done in? Check Acts chapter 18 and I would say yes. Indeed, it was, yes, indeed. It was When a Polish found out that his baptism,…
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…up to the last group to be added in Ephesus. These were the disciples of John the Baptist. This is Acts chapter 18, the end of it, and the start ofActs chapter 19. John the Baptist disciples, these were what we would call Old Testament saints. They believed the Old Testament. They believed in the necessity of…
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Amen. Let me invite you now to open your Bibles to Acts in chapter 19, our text for this morning.Acts chapter 19. Thank you, choir and orchestra, for directing our thoughts to the incredible love of Jesus Christ. What wondrous love is this, O my soul. Cause…
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Let me invite you to open your Bibles toActs chapter 19. Acts chapter 19, our text for this morning. We have sung of the love that we now experience for the Lord Jesus that He's placed in His in our…
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…was a man fervent spirit, it says, which is speaking of his own spirit. There's an intentional contrast with that, with what we're going to see inActs chapter 19. He spoke and taught accurately the things about Jesus, but here's the most amazing thing about Apollos. He didn't really know Jesus. He was…
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…we know of that was constructed in ancient times, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. You see a little bit about the worship of Diana inActs chapter 19, beginning about verse 10 or so. Paul almost got himself kicked out of the city of Ephesus because of the fervor of their devotion to the goddess…
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…the word church ekklesia means called out and literally translated it should have been assembly. In fact, if you study the Bible and you look toActs chapter 19, you'll notice that the word ekklesia is translated in reference to a town meeting. And all the word means is assembly so it's not wrong to say the…
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…in the afternoon. They've been babbling on and on for six hours, hoping to get the attention of their God. New Testament example. Book of Acts,Acts chapter 19. This is when the Apostle Paul is in the city of Ephesus, probably when the church in Ephesus is just getting its start. Book of Acts, Acts chapter…
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Good morning. Good morning. We're gonna be continuing our study in the book of Acts.Acts chapter 19is where we find ourselves today. It's the story of the riot at Ephesus. We're gonna spend the bulk of our time actually going through that story,…
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…the first principle. Mission requires humble service. The next thing we learn from Paul is that mission requires teaching. Now we saw last week inActs chapter 19when Paul arrived in Ephesus, he did his usual thing. He began in the synagogue, teaching the Jews that the Messiah they were waiting for had come,…
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That'sActs chapter 19. While Apollos was at Corinth, Paul took the road through the interior and arrived at Ephesus. There he found some disciples and asked them, Did…
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…to the baptism of his spirit, his joining with you. Repulsion leads to his fire, where he will judge the unrepentant with unquenchable fire. InActs chapter 19, the Apostle Paul told some people who were baptized by John. He said, John the Baptist, baptized with the baptism of repentance. With this…
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