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Acts 21:7 · BSB
21:7 When we had finished our voyage from Tyre, we landed at Ptolemais, where we greeted the brothers and stayed with them for a day.
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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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…point. And so we have been journeying along with Paul and with the missionary team that has been accompanying him. And we find ourselves here inActs 21, verses 1 through 16. And as you are finding your place there, I want to remind you of a story that some of you may know, and some of you may be new to this story, but…
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…Jesus. So Paul says, if you would like to use the old covenant rituals and worships in worship, that's wonderful. In fact, we see in texts likeActs chapter 21, Paul sometimes did make use of temple worship and the sacrificial system as acceptable forms of worship to God through Christ. But it would be…
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…contact information at Newsongportperry.ca. God bless you through the ministry of the Word. The second lesson for this morning is from the Book ofActs, chapter 21, starting in the 40th verse. Paul, standing on the steps of the tribunal, motioned with his hand to the people. And when there was a great hush, he…
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…love, not because we want to prove him, prove to him that we love him. It's a separating cause we love him. In the New Testament you'll find it inActs chapter 21, Acts chapter 21, verse 24, Acts 21, 24. And so this was them talking to Paul and saying to him in verse 23, Go to Acts 18, 18. Acts 18, 18 it…
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…that Paul was in that Roman prison as a direct result of his work in taking the revelation of the mystery of the Gospel to the Gentiles. InActs chapter 21, we learned that a short time before he wrote this letter of Ephesians, Paul had gone into Jerusalem to deliver the offerings from the Gentile…
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…have real peace in our lives. It is very likely that as Paul wrote this letter to the Ephesian church, he wrote it from a prison cell in Rome. InActs chapter 21we learned that just a short time before that Paul had gone into Jerusalem to deliver the offerings from the Gentile churches to the Jewish…
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…be back soon. Here's Anna. Anna Kettle: Hi there. So today I'm talking about Paul's journey to Jerusalem. You can read all about this story inActs chapter 21. So we're continuing our series looking at the book of Acts today and passage on. Looking at, and have been asked to speak on, is Acts 21, verse 1,…
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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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…He wouldn't want me to do that. Let me have you flip over to a different passage. Acts 21. Let's go left. If you're still in Ephesians, go over toActs chapter 21. This is Paul at this is one of my favorite examples of somebody who recognizes it's God's will to suffer. This is a prayer meeting about whether…
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…Christianity. And yet Paul continues to speak, as verse 31 says, with boldness and without hindrance. Now we've seen that before. Remember inActs chapter 21, after a big crowd started trying to beat Paul to death, what did he do? When he was saved by the Roman soldiers, he stopped and said, can I please…
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…in the New Testament who went from town to town, telling people about Jesus, planting churches, encouraging Christians. But then last week inActs chapter 21, we saw that he was told he would be bound in Jerusalem and handed over to the Gentiles. That is not what you would expect of this great apostle.…
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…for them in FIEC. So a couple of church plants just for your prayers. There's much, much else I could say. But let's get to the word of God inActs chapter 21. Now the great template for the book of Acts, if you know the book and you've been going through it, so I'm sure you are, of course is found in…
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…Spirit can do. It's not the last mention of Philip in Acts, by the way. If you go to chapter 21, if you're looking in your Bible, let's look atActs chapter 21. Paul is coming back from a missionary trip, his third one. He's headed for Jerusalem where he expects to run into, you guessed it, persecution.…
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…among us by the power of Holy Spirit. That we might see the face of Jesus. We might hear his voice. Your word is true. In Jesus' name we say. Amen.Acts chapter 21. When the seven days were all created, the Jews from Asia, seeing him in the temple, stirred up the whole crowd and laid hands on him. Paul. Crying…
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…witnesses to Jesus all our lives, wherever we are. Address us as your people to that end. We are listening, Father. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.Acts chapter 21, verses 1 through 16. And when we had parted from them and set sail, we came by a straight course to Kos, and the next day to Rhodes, and from there to Patara, and…
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…let's get down into this and so they walk down into the water and he baptizes him. And then largely the story of Philip's done. We see him again inActs chapter 21when he's visited by Paul. But here in this moment is the high emphasis of importance that we see as he seeks to be obedient and to be led by the…
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…of understanding. Grow it up like the tallest tree. Open up our eyes to see. You may be seated. The New Testament lesson this morning comes fromActs chapter 21, 37 to 22, verse 16. As Paul was about to be brought into the barracks, he said to the tribune, may I say something to you? And he said, do you…
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…Antioch. Agabus was one of those prophets. He was a highly gifted and a prominent prophet in the early church. We'll encounter him again later inActs chapter 21. And it says that he foretold by the Spirit that there would be a famine, great famine over all the world. The phrase over all the world doesn't…
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