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Acts 26:5 · BSB
26:5 They have known me for a long time and can testify, if they are willing, that I lived as a Pharisee, adhering to the strictest sect of our religion.
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…that the same one who persecuted was now preaching the gospel. And they glorified God in him. Look, one more scripture, last scripture, look atActs chapter 26. Eric, you can be seated, thank you. Acts chapter 26. It's such a simple principle, but brother, we need to practice it. Probably need to practice…
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…a picture of evil, of curse, and Satan himself. And yet here in our text, neither of them have been able to stop Christ and his purposes. Back inActs chapter 26God told Paul, I'm sending you to open their eyes, so that they may turn from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan to God, that they may…
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…or on pieces of the ship. And so it was that all were brought safely to land. He who has ears, let him hear the Word of God. Please be seated inActs. Chapter 26it ended if you remember Paul standing before Governor Festus and King Agrippa, pleading and reasoning with them that they might believe not just…
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…What does not return void, Lord, do your work among us now we pray in Jesus's name, Amen. People of God, hear God's word for us this morning fromActs chapter 26, So Agrippa said to Paul, you have permission to speak for yourself. Then Paul stretched out his hand and made his defense. I consider myself…
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…That anger was the response of jealousy, of inadequacy, of projection. And then our final example for man's anger will be Matthew chapter 26.Acts chapter 26. If you will begin reading with me in verse 69. Now Peter sat outside in the courtyard. This is at the time of Jesus death. And a servant girl came…
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…but he, but he wasn't met with pomp and circumstance. He was actually met with chains. He was arrested. And last week in Acts chapter 21 throughActs chapter 26, we saw Paul five different times in circumstances of trial and of disastrous measure from all things looking in. We saw Paul stand in the trial…
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…you, I'm gonna say this a lot of times this morning, you got homework this week, all right? We're gonna look at Acts chapter 21 all the way throughActs chapter 26. And I know you don't think it can happen, all right? I know you don't think it can because it can't if we use every verse. So your homework this…
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Julius: The first reading is fromActs chapter 26. Now I added some verses to this, so the PowerPoint there starts at verse 19, but I'm going to start at verse 1, and if you want to see those…
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…so. So how does Paul weather the storm and keep serving people amidst all of that adversity? Well, let me just take you back a couple chapters toActs chapter 26. And this is part of Paul's defense to King Agrippa. He's been through all of these horrible things. And here's what he says to Agrippa. To this…
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…I want to read it for you. It's right before he goes to Rome and pleads in front of Caesar. He's pleading in front of King Agrippa. It says inActs chapter 26, I'm going to start in verse 16. Jesus is speaking to him after he had a face-to-face encounter with him. It says, But rise and stand upon your…
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…you're not going to say, if over 500 people saw this, go ask them because those people are still alive when Paul's writing this. You know, inActs chapter 26, Paul says to King Agrippa, they're talking about the resurrection, and he says to the king, he doesn't say, you're just going to have to take my…
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…of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God. Okay, so is it a process or is it something I have, and something I get, or something that I am?Acts chapter 26and verse 18, it says, To open their eyes. This is Paul reciting why God had made him a unique minister for the dispensation of grace, namely the…
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…of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God. Okay, so is it a process or is it something I have, and something I get, or something that I am?Acts chapter 26and verse 18, it says, To open their eyes. This is Paul reciting why God had made him a unique minister for the dispensation of grace, namely the…
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…the power of Satan to God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins and an inheritance among those who are sanctified by faith in me. It's all inActs chapter 26. God miraculously changed this man from being a persecutor to being the persecuted. He called him to serve him. How? As a builder of his church. He…
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…and sing those praises because that's what David said is going to convert people. When the apostle Paul in Acts Chapter 9 and Acts chapter 22 andActs chapter 26is converted, the Bible teaches that others were converted alongside of him because this great persecutor of the church is now preaching the gospel…
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…than the sun and he had a heavenly vision and he encountered the risen Christ there on the Damascus road. Paul recounts this to King Agrippa inActs chapter 26. Paul was immediately convinced that Jesus was alive and that he was the Messiah of whom the Jews longed for, the one who was prophesied by the…
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…back in Acts chapter 9 we've already heard his testimony. Well, he reiterates it again here in Acts chapter 22, and before we finish the book inActs chapter 26, we'll hear it again a third time. What's different about this one is that this is through the lips of the Apostle Paul himself. In Acts chapter 9,…
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…knowing that that God's will for him was always good and pleasing and perfect. The same is true for us. The apostle Paul testified to this in inActs chapter 26and verse 19. He says that I was not disobedient to the heavenly vision, showing that living for Christ means obedience to Christ. And listen,…
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…Paul was an angry man. He was an angry man and this was just part of who he was. I want to go over to Acts real quick. If we can drop over toActs chapter 26. Paul kind of. He articulates, in my opinion, he articulates his testimony a little bit more clearly over here in Acts 26. Look at verse 9. He…
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…of Christ cannot advance in Richmond except through spiritual conflict. And where do we see that? Because everything has to be backed by scripture.Acts chapter 26. So if you turn to Acts 26, Acts 26 verse 17 and 18. Acts 26, 17 and 18. Acts 26, 17 and 18. Look at this, eh? This is Jesus speaking and here's…
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