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Acts 5:9 · BSB
5:9 “How could you agree to test the Spirit of the Lord?” Peter replied. “Look, the feet of the men who buried your husband are at the door, and they will carry you out also.”
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…To obey you at all costs. So teach us, Lord. Speak to us in your Word. That we might do so more and more. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Let's readActs chapter 5, 12 to 42. Now many signs and wonders were regularly done among the people by the hands of the apostles, and they were all together in Solomon's…
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So our reading today is fromActs chapter 5, starting at verse 12 all the way to the end. The people also gathered from the towns around Jerusalem, bringing the sick and those afflicted with…
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…camp can definitely corrupt the church. Sin tolerated by the church will corrupt the church and will dilute its gospel influence. We see this inActs chapter 5with Ananias and Sapphira. Satan had attacked the church from the outside. The apostles had just been beaten for their faith, thrown in jail for…
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…and that's the category of civil disobedience. That's part of what Daniel's participating in here. And we find this principle well articulated inActs chapter 5. Peter and the disciples are preaching. They're brought before the council here to answer for what they're doing. And the high priest tells them,…
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…we're not totally clear of all these things have already taken place. Now these direct actions can at times feel very harsh. Think for example ofActs chapter 5where Ananias and Sapphira both are killed due to their sin being hypocritical and untrue about their donation to the church and what they're…
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…God, same as God the Father and God the Son is God. That's the first point. The Holy Spirit is not some lesser thing than God. For example, inActs chapter 5, Peter rebukes Ananias for lying to the Holy Spirit about the land that he had sold. And then Peter says, you have not lied to men, but to God. So…
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…Abihu for their wicked worship at the tabernacle in Leviticus chapter 10 is the same God who killed Ananias and Sapphira for lying in the church inActs chapter 5. His standards of righteousness have not changed. God's moral law has not changed. Lying, theft, fornicating, lust, hatred, gossip, slander,…
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…times of trouble. I want us to have the faith that we can observe in the apostles as they stand trial before the Sanhedrin as recorded by Luke inActs chapter 5. When they had called in the apostles, they beat them and charge them not to speak in the name of Jesus and let them go. Verse 41 does not tell us…
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…God, same as God the Father and God the Son is God. That's the first point. The Holy Spirit is not some lesser thing than God. For example, inActs chapter 5, Peter rebukes Ananias for lying to the Holy Spirit about the land that he had sold. And then Peter says, you have not lied to men, but to God. So…
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…hill. It's where he is. It's who he is. He's on his holy hill. I know this psalm is often quoted in the New Testament. One of those places. Is inActs chapter 5. Right. And the context is that Peter and John. These common men. With nothing going for them really. Have just been beaten up. Because through…
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…the dead. In this way, the Philippians suffering for Christ's sake is a sign to them of their ultimate vindication and salvation. This is why inActs chapter 5when the apostles are arrested and beaten for the name, for preaching the name of Jesus Christ, it says that they rejoiced that they were counted…
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…who many of whom aren't even converted, are praising God because of the gospel ministry of those two and the signs and wonders and miracles. SoActs chapter 5, they let Peter and John go. They go right out at preaching again, find themselves arrested again, back in front of the same judges again. It's…
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…They're troubled. It's a word for inner turmoil. They were afraid. Why? This should have been awesome news. Why were they afraid? I think maybeActs chapter 5gives us a hint. In living memory, there had been at least two widely known instances where a man claimed to be somebody leading Jews to rebel…
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…claim that is in clear contradiction of the word of God, of the authority of the Lord, then we have to say, that is not a claim you can make. So inActs chapter 5, Peter and some of the apostles are brought before a court, as it were, and they're told to stop proclaiming the gospel. When they had brought…
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…it is, whether it be the government or a pastor or an elder, it never exceeds the authority of God. And I'm going to give you an example of this.Acts chapter 5. The Apostle Peter and the boys, the rest of the apostles, they can't seem to shut up about Jesus. They're preaching everywhere. People are coming…
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…that happened in the Old Testament. He said, these happen for our edification so that we can learn from them. But I would just point you toActs chapter 5. Don't turn there. Acts chapter 5, after the cross, where God expresses his judgment, but he doesn't exhaust his judgment. Acts chapter 5, the…
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All right, well, we want to uh get into God's word uh right now, and so you can turn in your Bibles toActs chapter 5. Acts chapter 5 is where we are continuing here. Uh we're gonna be in verses 17 down to 32 here today. Now, as you're getting yourself uh turned…
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Let's get into God's word. All right, let's uh get our Bibles open to uhActs chapter 5. We began uh in verse 1 last week. We're uh in verses 12 to 16 today. Now, one of the recurring themes uh that we're struck with all the way…
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All right, let's get into God's Word. If you uh have a Bible, uh you can turn that toActs chapter 5. And again, I would just encourage you to bring uh your own notebook or piece of paper, your own pen if you're a note taker that way, and uh bring…
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…force us to disobey God or sin against God. That happened to the early church leaders and they show us how we should respond when that happens. InActs chapter 5, it says this, but Peter and the apostles answered, we must obey God rather than men. Now, our government and healthcare leaders have overall acted…
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