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Acts 24:1 · BSB
24:1 Five days later the high priest Ananias came down with some elders and a lawyer named Tertullus, who presented to the governor their case against Paul.
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…would a little bit further and notice if you would. Uh look over at Acts chapter 20. Uh, I got a little still a little challenge with my vision.Acts chapter 24. Acts chapter 24. Watch the pattern here, and I'll give you a scripture in a minute. Acts 24. Uh look at verse 5. Here he is again, talking about…
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…see how unjustly they treat Christian believers and even their own people. Bribery is rampant among them. Look at Paul's experience before Felix inActs chapter 24. Felix, as he testified, kept him bound for two years, unjustly held in prison for no crime because, quote, he hoped that money would be given him…
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…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 in Acts 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 time when Luke…
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…rushed on him and cast him out of the city and threw stones at him. Just because conviction is present doesn't mean repentance will be present. InActs chapter 24and 25 we see the story of Felix and of King Agrippa. Felix who would often listen to the apostle Paul when Paul was a prisoner there in Caesarea…
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Turn to the book ofActs, chapter 24. Our text for today is Acts 24. And you read that right on the bulletin and you're hearing me correctly now. ! It's the entire chapter 24. The…
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…turn with me to Psalm 131. We'll break today from our exposition of the book of Acts because it just didn't seem like the right Sunday to considerActs chapter 24, which is Paul's trial before Felix. I read it at the beginning of the week and went, nah, I don't think it's what I needed today. I don't think…
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…verse 1-3. Paul writes, To further concrete the point that Paul was transporting funding, to Jerusalem, we see in Paul's defense before Felix inActs chapter 24and in verse 17, Now after several years, I came to bring alms to my nation and to present offerings. So the past two weeks, we studied Paul's…
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…Jewish council in Acts chapter 23. After a plot to assassinate him is uncovered, he's moved to Caesarea to be tried by the Roman governor Felix inActs chapter 24. Felix finds nothing worth punishing in him, but he's hoping to get a bribe from Paul, so he keeps him in prison for two years. But after those two…
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You turn your Bible intoActs chapter 24. Acts chapter 24, page 933. We'll be one of the new Bibles. Continuing our series through the end of this book, Paul on trial, defending himself.…
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