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Acts 22:1 · BSB
22:1 “Brothers and fathers, listen now to my defense before you.”
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…Greek. He thought he was going be speaking Egyptian. And Paul is allowed to turn and speak to the nation of Israel. And the Bible tells us inActs 22 verse 1that he speaks to them in the Hebrew tongue. When they heard that he spoke Hebrew they kept them more silent. And then he begins to tell who he is…
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…We're going to look at a bit, look at Apostle Paul's, the way Apostle Paul carries out his defense. We're going to analyze it a bit in closing. InActs 22 verse 1, Acts 22 verse 1, I want us to listen and see. Yeah, he says, brethren and fathers, hear my defense before you now. Notice, Paul, you remember we…
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…Christ, and how Christ began to work in his life is number three. His life before he met Christ. If you want to go back and read, if you look atActs chapter 22, verses 1 through 3, he goes on and says that he was brought up in verse in verse 1, it says, brothers and fathers, hear the defense that I now make before you. And…
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…to them so that they can hear him. He speaks to them in Aramaic. He explains how much he is like them before he gets to the change. So please, haveActs 22, verse 1open, so we can be looking at God's word together. From verse 1, Brothers and fathers, listen now to my defense. When they heard him speak to them…
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