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Acts 26:20 · BSB
26:20 First to those in Damascus and Jerusalem, then to everyone in the region of Judea, and then to the Gentiles, I declared that they should repent and turn to God, performing deeds worthy of their repentance.
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…you, and be saved for all eternity. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. So Paul made his defense before the king. And here's how it starts if you read inActs chapter 26. After saying that he was going to Damascus to persecute believers in verse 11 and verse 12, he says, Well, I was so engaged as I was journeying to…
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…Oh, okay. So if you don't believe, go and ask Malchus and he'll tell you more. Right? These are first century footnotes. Even Paul, when he, inActs chapter 26, when he's talking to King Agrippa, he's making his defense. And he says at one point, very interestingly, he says, he says, oh, King, you know…
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…and wants to turn back to me. Wants restoration there. This is the way the Bible pictures repentance. It's turning back to God. Just one example,Acts chapter 26. Paul's talking about repentance, that they should repent and turn where? To God. Performing deeds in keeping with repentance. The relationship…
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…interestingly in reflection in the book of Acts Paul remembers what happened in that moment he relays that incident to King Agrippa inActs chapter 26if you want to follow along it's in Acts 26 verse 13 he said I saw on the way a light from heaven brighter than the sun that shone around me and…
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…alive. And it's Paul's way of saying, if you don't believe me, go ask these people. They're everywhere. Go ask them and see what they say. And inActs chapter 26, you have Paul before King Agrippa, and again he says about the resurrection of Jesus, he says to King Agrippa, you know that these things are…
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…And he said, I'm Jesus, whom you're persecuting. Interestingly, when Paul relates this story to a Jewish king, this is later on in the book ofActs, chapter 26, when he tells his story, he says, God then said to him, now get up, stand on your feet, I've appointed you as a servant and as a witness to what…
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…that we can. But at the end of the day this is all about declaring the gospel and the glory of God to the ends of the earth. So in closing turn toActs chapter 26. Acts 26 and go down to verse 17. Paul he declares that this was the mission that God sent him to do and he says go to the Gentiles to who I'm…
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…Damascus. And for three days he was without sight, and neither ate nor drank. Now later on, as Paul is giving his defense before King Agrippa inActs chapter 26, he adds a little more of the dialogue. So we've got a brief version of the dialogue between him and Christ here. So he adds a little more detail…
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