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Acts 21:39 · BSB
21:39 But Paul answered, “I am a Jew from Tarsus in Cilicia, a citizen of no ordinary city. Now I beg you to allow me to speak to the people.”
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…He was a Jew of the tribe of Benjamin. He was born a Roman citizen in Tarsus of Cilicia. Now this was a prominent city called by Paul himself inActs 21 verse 39as no mean city. This was not just a little backwater. Tarsus was a major city, and it was a prosperous, cosmopolitan center of learning, of trade,…
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…at 21, chapter 21, brother. Watch the pattern here, and I'll bring a scripture to you just a minute in Philippians that'll make sense. Look atActs chapter 21, and watch the pattern of this thing. Look at verse 27. Verse 27. Thanks for turning with me. I won't preach that long to you. And when the seven…
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…into Jerusalem last week, but he, but he wasn't met with pomp and circumstance. He was actually met with chains. He was arrested. And last week inActs chapter 21through Acts chapter 26, we saw Paul five different times in circumstances of trial and of disastrous measure from all things looking in. We saw…
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…leaders, and he left this legacy of faith that we are now here walking in. Last week, we looked at Acts chapter 20. Today, we're gonna be inActs chapter 21, but in Acts chapter 20, Paul pulls the Ephesian leaders in, and he begins to look at them because he knows that his time is drawing near. He knows…
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Let us now turn to our sermon text, which will be found in Acts. As we are making our way through Acts, we are inActs, chapter 21Acts, chapter 21 we'll begin in verse 27 we're going to actually spill into chapter 22 today. So Acts chapter 21 beginning in verse 27 and we'll…
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Our text this morning comes from Acts. As we are making our way through Acts. We are inActs chapter 21we're going to be looking at verses 17 through 26. If you remember last week as we entered chapter 21 chapter 21 is a transition point in the book…
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If you'd remain standing now and turn to a copy of the scriptures. We're going to be looking atActs chapter 21verses one through 16. Now, a few things to keep in mind before we read as we are making our way through the book of Acts as we turn to chapter 21.…
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…know that Luke was with Paul at the time of the apostles' arrest and two-year detention in Jerusalem. How do we know it? Well, it tells us that inActs chapter 21, Acts chapter 24, through that section there. And it's not unreasonable for us to sit here today, church, and speculate that this was the period of…
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…trying to understand where we've come from and how we fit into the story of what God is still doing in the world. And we're in this section inActs chapter 21, which is towards the end of what we call Paul's 3rd missionary journey. He's heading back towards Jerusalem. Last week we saw him give kind of a…
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…mean to suffer in Christ? Look at verse 12. Paul says, These things that happened to me. He's referring briefly in a few words to what we read inActs chapter 21through 24. If you want to get a deep dive picture of these things that happened to Paul, read those chapters. Acts 21 through 24. Or I'll…
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…it. You got through it is is a more correct way to put it. So that's why I titled this How do we, How do we weather the storm? And if you go toActs Chapter 21, our text is going to be in Acts Chapter 27. But I want to give you a little bit of a a history lesson, so to speak, on what what? How do we get to…
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