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Acts 25:9 · BSB
25:9 But Festus, wishing to do the Jews a favor, said to Paul, “Are you willing to go up to Jerusalem to stand trial before me on these charges?”
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…for the button on my notepad. I think it's this one. So I'm gonna push this. Here's Dan I'll see you in just a few minutes. Dan Orange: So on toActs chapter 25. I thought I'd give a little recap of where things are up to in Paul's life so far. So Paul has completed many journeys visiting the Scattered…
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…So to that end, we ask that you would address us, teach us, and by the power of Holy Spirit, change us this morning. In Jesus' name we pray, amen.Acts chapter 25, starting verse 13. I'm going to be, it's a long passage, I'm going to jump around a little bit, so I invite you to your Bible's open. Acts 25,…
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…day, there were still kings under the emperor. Some should come to your mind, as a Christian, King Herod, King Agrippa. Paul appeared before him inActs chapter 25, we read about. Paul is calling attention to Christians. Pray. Pray for all kinds of people. And pray for those who are our leaders, our kings, for…
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…copy of God's Word, which I pray you have with you, that it's well read and treasured in your hearts this morning. And turn with me to the book ofActs, chapter 25. If you were with us last spring and then not for the summer and you're back now, yes, we are still in the book of Acts. We are hastening our way…
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…his rights as a Roman citizen to avoid punishment, to avoid being beaten, to avoid death even. You see it on the screen, Acts chapter 16 andActs chapter 25. In Acts chapter 16, Paul was improperly imprisoned. He was a Roman citizen. And to make a long story short, Paul required the citizens of that…
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