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Acts 5:36 · BSB
5:36 Some time ago Theudas rose up, claiming to be somebody, and about four hundred men joined him. He was killed, all his followers were dispersed, and it all came to nothing.
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…that God says is a sin, and Peter's not talking about that. We see that in Romans chapter 5. The people in Romans are told, or not Romans,Acts chapter 5. The disciples are told in Acts chapter 5 to stop preaching the gospel, and they say, well, we can't do that. God's commanded us to preach the…
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…and an abiding one. We ought not think that we are greater than our master. They understood that persecution identified them with Jesus Christ. InActs chapter 5and verse 41, we see the apostles before the Sanhedrin and they are beaten and charged to not speak anymore in the name of Christ. Verse 41 says,…
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…people in this letter are able to find joy in their suffering. Peter by the way found the same kind of joy in his suffering. We're told a story inActs chapter 5. Peter after Jesus has left he's going around and preaching and teaching he's in Jerusalem healing people and the high priests arrest him because…
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…by what we know from other sources. I would say that the most serious example of this is with Theodos, the Galilean, whom Luke mentions inActs chapter 5. He dates Theodos to before 39 AD. The problem with this is that the ancient Jewish historian Josephus talks about this guy and he dates him…
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…anymore. So we can read in this that membership happens. Some formalization of the commitment that we have to one another. Secondly, turn toActs chapter 5. Here in Acts 5, the heat has been turned up on the church, right? Persecution has begun happening in the church. This is not quite the rosy days…
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…them to. And I say this on the basis of the following passages. That's not going to be an exhaustive string of the passages, but one case would beActs chapter 5. Does anybody know what happened in Acts chapter 5? It was one of the early consequences to poor stewardship. Ananias and Sapphira brought their…
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…he knows how to act in line with the word of God. And this threat isn't going to stop him. We must obey God rather than men, the apostle said inActs chapter 5. And for Daniel, he's ready to face the opposition when it comes. And that brings us to our third point, isn't it? Where do we get the courage to…
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…And I would ask for you to open up your Bibles, if you have them with you, to Acts chapter 5. Acts chapter 5. As I've been asked to preach fromActs chapter 5, verses 12 through 42, as we continue our verse-by-verse exposition of the book of Acts. Just by way of review, as we took a week off from the book of Acts, for those of…
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…this community of cross-shaped people. They are not a perfect people. Do not fall into the trap of romanticizing this. You just look atActs chapter 5, okay, a few more on. Look at the book of 1 Corinthians. This early church, they do not have it sorted. But there are two marks that I think we…
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…so he keeps him in prison for two years. But after those two years, Felix is recalled to Rome and is replaced by a new governor, Festus, who inActs chapter 5examines Paul. Festus found Paul innocent in the Roman system, but he has no knowledge of the Hebrew system, and so he doesn't know how to deal…
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…Christ is to join Christ in his suffering and this is why this was so precious to Paul right there's a wonderful example of it in the beginning ofActs chapter 5we see the apostles taken before a council a Jewish council and verse 40 says and when they had called in the apostles they beat them and charged…
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…And then we're said, in the beginning of verse 12, giving thanks to the Father. Joy overflowing into thanks. Look at a wonderful example of this inActs chapter 5. After the apostles had been on trial, verse 40 and 42. And when they had called in the apostles, excuse me, this is the council. When they had…
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…pinched from the teacher's handbag. Only one person offends, but a whole lot of people are affected by the offence. Something similar happens inActs chapter 5. The early church has been growing by thousands since the coming of the Spirit at Pentecost. Acts 4 finishes with the wonderful description of…
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…They rightly own those things. Therefore, don't take it from them because it's not yours. Another wonderful example of this, if you'll turn toActs chapter 5, is the story of Ananias and Sapphira. This is early days of the church. And we see at the beginning of chapter 5, verse 1, But a man named Ananias…
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…men were willing to receive these types of torments, these types of death, because they had seen the risen Christ. Turn with me, if you will, toActs chapter 5. Keep your finger in Ephesians chapter 2. Acts chapter 5. I'm going to read a little bit to you of an account of early on, in the early church,…
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…local church that both giving and giftedness were to be played out and we see this very clearly in 1 and 2 Corinthians. The model that we find inActs chapter 5and Acts chapter 6 point to the church rather than individuals as being the principal vehicle through which giving is to come. And guess why most…
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…Christs in Jesus' day who were going to lead God's people to glory. You can read about them in the New Testament. Two of them are mentioned inActs chapter 5. They were Jewish revolutionaries. Their names were Thutis and Judas, not Judas who was Jesus' disciple but another Judas. And both these men led…
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…had the single most significant effect in the world we live in today. If you have your Bibles with you, let's open to that moment in the book ofActs chapter 5. And we're going to be doing a little bit of reading. We'll start from verse 17 and reach the end of the chapter, just to give us a bit of context.…
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…15, death. Verse 17, death. Verse 12, death. Verse 14, death. There is an effect to sin. There is a punishment for sin. God takes it seriously. InActs chapter 5, we have the story of Ananias and Sapphira. You guys familiar with this? The disciples or the apostles have, the church has gathered and people had…
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