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Acts 21:13 · BSB
21:13 Then Paul answered, “Why are you weeping and breaking my heart? I am ready not only to be bound, but also to die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.”
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…the charges are going to be brought before that emperor. We're all related to the Jewish opposition back in Jerusalem. You can read about that inActs chapter 21through the end of Acts. Acts 21 through 28. But the Jewish leaders oppose Paul in his preaching the gospel to the Gentiles. And so, that's going…
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…in our own world, I mentioned this at the beginning of our service today. There were riots in Paul's life. The most significant one is described inActs chapter 21. Paul, after having gone to Ephesus already and ministering there, goes back to Jerusalem and he brings a man named Trophimus with him. Trophimus…
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…wouldn't it? A terrible way to live with no end in sight. Well, if you want to read those details, the details, I want to encourage you to readActs chapter 21through chapter 28. Begin in Acts 21, go to the end of the book, and you can read all that happened to Paul over this period of four years. What I…
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…to help us to be informed on how we see this passage of scripture. See, Paul was on a mission to preach the gospel in Rome. He was arrested inActs chapter 21for causing a riot for his beliefs. And from that point forward, he was kind of passed on from one location to the next in hopes of finding someone…
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…all the towns until he came to Caesarea. And Philip either made his home in Caesarea at this point, or it was already his home. And you can see inActs chapter 21and verse 8 that they go to the home of Philip. Now, the structure for our study this morning will be as follows. Number one, the means of God's…
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…eunuch, who is reading the scriptures and needs Clarity. And he evangelized him and disciples him. Just one from a Revival 21. And then you go toActs chapter 21and you read a Philip who had four unmarried daughters, who were able to prophesy. I love this. What does it tell us? Well, should tell us at least…
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…life of the Apostle Paul and find out. He how he was changed in his life. He was changed to the point that he was willing to die for his faith inActs chapter 21and verse 13. Paul said what mean ye to weep and to break Mine Heart for I am ready not to be bound only but also to die at Jerusalem for the name…
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…one is this. Write this down. The gospel advances in spite of difficult circumstances. The gospel advances in spite of difficult circumstances.Acts chapter 21through 28. In fact, write that in the margins. You can reference that later. Acts chapter 21 through 28 give a detailed description of the events…
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…all, we're taught a wonderful lesson from the passage that we read about Philip. Philip is known as Philip the Evangelist. He's referred to that inActs chapter 21. In that passage, we saw, first of all, he went down to Samaria and he preached to crowds. And then he went up to this man from Ethiopia, and he…
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…been going through the book of Acts you remember the stories of Steven. So Paul is stopping at Stephen's house and I want you to look with me inActs chapter 21at what Paul is told as he is getting ready to go back in to Jerusalem. Because it's important for us to understand that Paul did not go into these…
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…before the Gentiles and before kings. And I will show him how much he must suffer for the sake of my name. And then later on, a few years later inActs chapter 21, Paul and his companions are making their way towards Jerusalem. They've been on a long trip. And they stop off at a brother's house called Philip…
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Please join me in your copy of God's Word, which I hope you have with you. I hope it's well read and treasured in your hearts. To the book ofActs chapter 21. Our text this morning will begin in verse 27 of Acts chapter 21 and go through verse 29 of Acts chapter 22. That's right, not three verses. We're…
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…copy of God's Word, which I hope you have with you today. I pray that it's well read and treasured in your heart. And turn with me to the book ofActs chapter 21. We've now been in our verse-by-verse exposition of the book of Acts for quite some time. This is Luke's second account of the ministry of Jesus…
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…This is who the Ephesian elders, And from where, Miletus, on the coast of Asia, Paul is departing on the last part of his journey to Jerusalem. SoActs chapter 21, verses 1 through 16. Before I read, let me remind you, beloved, That this is God's word to us. It was written for his glory and for our good. And as such, we would all…
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…Philip is Philip the Apostle, or Philip the Deacon, chosen amongst the men in chapter 6. I will argue that he is Philip the Deacon, because inActs chapter 21, Paul visits his house in Caesarea. And there he's called Philip the Evangelist, not Philip the Apostle. So either he travels from Azotus to…
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Turn with me toActs chapter 21. We are starting at verse 17 in this chapter. It's page 930, if you're looking in a pew Bible. It's a hot morning. If you're on the sides and not…
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…the streets, and ran into the middle of the crowd to rescue Paul and to find out what was happening. It's a fantastic story. You can read it inActs chapter 21and 22. And they literally have to carry Paul out because he's being literally torn apart by the Jews. And as they're carrying him into the…
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…He's a mature believer, companion of Stephen, but you know, not sort of, not an apostle. But he's the one that God uses. And we'll later learn inActs chapter 21that Philip comes to be called the evangelist. Isn't that great? That this unlikely guy ends up being known as the one who really broke ground for…
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…not just among the uh apostles. Um I think of of Agabas, for instance. Uh but what's fascinating though is when you find um these prophets uh inActs chapter 21, for instance, uh it talks about Philip the evangelist, who was one of the seven, and he stayed with him. He had four unmarried daughters who…
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The readings fromActs chapter 21, starting in verse 1, and the page number in the church Bible is 1117. After we had torn ourselves away from them, we put out to sea and sailed…
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