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Acts 23:1 · BSB
23:1 Paul looked directly at the Sanhedrin and said, “Brothers, I have conducted myself before God in all good conscience to this day.”
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…was, Paul was imprisoned multiple times. It may have been his imprisonment in Caesarea from AD 57 to 59, we can read about that imprisonment inActs chapters 23to 26. It may be his imprisonment in Rome around AD 60 to 62, we read about that in Acts 28. It may be an earlier imprisonment in Ephesus, we don't…
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…A great God brings great deliverance. If you haven't already turned, in your sermon journals or on your phone or in the Bibles in front of you toacts, chapter 23. It's on page one thirty eight if you do have your, acts journals. And I I want us to look at, just three elements, I think, that we see in this…
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…boy is the one who pulls the sword out of the stone and becomes King of England. And in a sense, that's kind of a picture of what today's story inActs chapter 23is about. About God fulfilling his promises in unexpected ways. Now the setting is the Apostle Paul is being held in the Roman barracks in…
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…coming Messiah that would deliver them, although they misunderstood what that meant. They believed in the resurrection from the dead. So we read inActs chapter 23that Paul sees the two of them sitting there, and he knows he can cause a ruckus by calling this out. And that's exactly what happens. They get…
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…the Roman laws. So he's tried first in the court of public opinion before a mob in Acts chapter 22. He's then tried before the Jewish council inActs chapter 23. After a plot to assassinate him is uncovered, he's moved to Caesarea to be tried by the Roman governor Felix in Acts chapter 24. Felix finds…
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…a believer, not a follower of God, makes a decree and says, people, you will follow the God of Daniel. God used King Darius and his good deeds inActs chapter 23. We have the Roman military protecting Paul as he's being moved and taken to different people and the Jewish people are getting angrier and…
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