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Acts 28:2–6 · BSB
28:2 The islanders showed us extraordinary kindness. They kindled a fire and welcomed all of us because it was raining and cold.
28:3 Paul gathered a bundle of sticks, and as he laid them on the fire, a viper, driven out by the heat, fastened itself to his hand.
28:4 When the islanders saw the creature hanging from his hand, they said to one another, “Surely this man is a murderer. Although he was saved from the sea, Justice has not allowed him to live.”
28:5 But Paul shook the creature off into the fire and suffered no ill effects.
28:6 The islanders were expecting him to swell up or suddenly drop dead. But after waiting a long time and seeing nothing unusual happen to him, they changed their minds and said he was a god.
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We're going to be starting in verse 17 ofActs chapter 28in just a moment. We're going to be going all the way through the end of the chapter, and when we get there, I'm here to tell you today that we…
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…and in chains. He references that in chapter 4. It may well be that he was under house arrest in Rome on the occasion we read about back inActs chapter 28. Sometime probably around AD 62. And yet, his opening words, you'll notice here, are words full of thanksgiving to God. Verses 3 through 8 are, in…
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…mean that you're losing. And I'd like to preach this word here today. If you have a Bible, turn with me this morning. We're gonna be in the book ofActs, chapter 28. Acts chapter 28, we're reading about a man named Paul, and and what you need to know is that we are we are jumping right into the middle of a…
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…a time when God would speak and they would look and they would look and they would look, but they would listen and never hear. And Luke finishes inActs chapter 28, this book of Acts, with those very words from Isaiah, talking about people that would not believe. It begins in Acts 2 with people who hear and…
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…the scene. Uh, Paul is writing this letter alongside Timothy, and he's writing this letter from prison in Rome. And you can read about this inActs chapter 28. If you want to make take notes, like just know that this is a direct call out to chapter 28 of Acts, and we're gonna be bouncing back and forth a…
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…but not intimidate you. But in that moment, they're like, hey, it's time to go. I want to share this with you from the book of Acts. Go with me toActs chapter 28. I'll show you something very interesting about this book. Acts chapter 28. Verse number 31. He proclaimed the kingdom of God and taught about the…
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…it would kill everybody on the ship. And he gets on the shore, and there's a snake that bites him that should have killed him. But eventually, inActs chapter 28, he arrives in Rome. He arrives there. And look in Acts chapter 28 at how Luke finishes this book. Acts chapter 28, he says these words. Paul…
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…good to see everything that God is doing in you and through you. And to finish the series, I would like to invite you to open your Bible with me onActs chapter 28, starting on verse 30. If we are closing the series, we're going right through the end of the book. And the title of this last message of the…
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…writers like Josephus used it this way all the time when he was writing about kings. And the biblical authors do this too. So, for example, inActs chapter 28, even Paul was welcomed this way as he was arriving to the city of Rome. Luke writes this. And the brothers there, when they heard about us, came…
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…Lord, grant your people faith and repentance today, and it's in Jesus's name we pray. Amen. People of God, hear God's word for us this morning fromActs chapter 28beginning in verse 17. [17] After three days he called together the local leaders of the Jews, and when they had gathered, he said to…
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If you would remain standing now, and we're going to look at God's word. We're going to turn to Acts,Acts chapter 28You know what that means. This is the last chapter of Acts 28. Well, we're going to look at verses one through 16 this morning, Lord willing. If…
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Acts Chapter 28Last Sunday we were shipwrecked, 276 people and they finally have hit the land. Still not in Rome now when they had escaped. That's off the the…
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…Philippians, Colossians and Philemon. Now Luke gives us the backstory of this two year period where Paul is in chains as a prisoner in Rome inActs chapter 28. And so we'll briefly survey that to give us the backstory. So an AD 60 Paul arrives in Rome from Jerusalem in chains on a number of trumped up…
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…Go ahead, go ahead today and take out a copy of scripture. And for the last time, for the last time, turn with me to the Book of Acts, all right?Acts chapter 28. It is the last chapter in Dr. Luke's second volume. His first volume was the gospel of Luke, all right? And the second volume is the book of Acts.…
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If you have your Bibles, go with me toActs chapter 28. Well, guys, listen, um, we have been in a journey. I prefer to preach book by book in the Bible. We get context. How many know that we are called…
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SoActs chapter 28. When life's storms roll in, do you find yourself wanting to kind of become a recluse, shut the door to the world, and just dwell on the problem at…
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…seen throughout Acts, and it is some, yes, some are convinced, but others continue in their disbelief. And then the book ends with these words.Acts chapter 28. Look at verses 30 through 31. He lived there two whole years at his own expense, and welcomed all who came to him, proclaiming the kingdom of God…
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…you've got Stephen, the deacon, who gets killed. And then they say, and then this man called Saul is overseeing this execution. Fast forward toActs chapter 28. We've been with Paul for nearly 30 years. That's why I was mildly sentimental as I was approaching this. So I was like, when, we've been with him…
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…And Luke, if just to give you a little spoiler of how Acts ends, Luke, he bookends Paul's ministry with the same word, boldness. Acts chapter 8.Acts chapter 28, 31. So ultimately what began here will continue to the ends of the earth. Remember kind of our thematic verse as we look at Acts. It says, You'll…
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…in God's provision. We can rejoice in God's provision. As we continue to read, as we continue to read through Acts chapter 2 and then on throughActs chapter 28, we see this work of God and the coming of the Holy Spirit and we see the evidence of this spiritual life and how it overflows into a people who…
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