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Acts 7:59–60 · BSB
7:59 While they were stoning him, Stephen appealed, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit.”
7:60 Falling on his knees, he cried out in a loud voice, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” And when he had said this, he fell asleep.
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…that happened in these first few verses. Number one is Stephen is martyred. That is where we pick up in verse one of Acts chapter 8. All ofActs chapter 7is Stephen being martyred, the first martyr in the New Testament. Okay. We see him being martyred in Acts chapter 7, and then in Acts chapter 8,…
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…another passage I came across this week studying that I just, man, I love this passage. This is Stephen talking about the call of Abraham inActs chapter 7. Listen to this. Verse 2. Brothers and fathers, hear me. The God of glory appeared to our father Abraham when he was in Mesopotamia. What stands…
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…When we're filled with the Spirit of God, we submit ourselves one to the other. And it fights off chair, it fights off envy and jealousy. Look atActs chapter 7real quick. Acts chapter 7. In Acts chapter 7, follow along. I'm watching your time. In Acts chapter number 7, this concept of envy is in a few…
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…at 40 years old it came into his heart to deliver his brethren, and he decided, I'm no longer going to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter.Acts chapter 7, Hebrews chapter 11. And he fled after he killed one Egyptian, and God took him out to prepare him on his mountain. Come on, is that right? You…
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…to Acts 7, decided, I'm no longer gonna be the son of Pharaoh's daughter. I'm no longer gonna be an Egyptian. In fact, it came into his heart,Acts chapter 7, to deliver the Hebrews. And he went in to do that, killed one Egyptian, then fled, and he was, if you would, 40 years waiting, if you would, for…
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…write this down. Acts chapter 2 verse 42 to 43 verse 47. Acts chapter 10 verse 34 to 46 Acts chapter 14 verse 1 to 3 Acts chapter 14 verse 1 to 3Acts chapter 7Acts chapter 14 verse 7 to 10 14 1 to 3 14 7 to 10 Acts chapter 19 verse 9 to 11 Why is the word given its place? Because we need knowledge.…
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…and foremost? Let's look at how the law came And then we read the number of couple of scriptures from Galatians 3. Stephen stated some words inActs chapter 7. We look at also the writer of Hebrews, Acts chapter 2. And then we now understand that the law was an addition. That's one. And the law was an…
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…you see it. Acts chapter 9, his name wasn't Paul, his name was Saul. He was a bounty hunter that had warrants for Christians' arrest. And we see inActs chapter 7, Stephen was the first martyr. Who was in charge of that? Saul stood there. So Saul stood there and gave the okay for them to martyr to stone…
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…chapter of the book of Acts. But just some remarks on uh this matter of the stoning of Stephen. We need to note that Stephen, when he was stoned,Acts chapter 7, addressed his prayer to the Lord Jesus. And the question comes up uh should the Lord Jesus Christ be addressed in prayer? Many think that we…
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…to take note of the times and the circumstances around which the heaven uh was open. Now, we're going to read again uh for the sake of context fromActs chapter 7, and you'll recall that uh Stephen has preached here this great sermon, uh pointing out to the uh leaders of the nation of Israel that their uh…
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…their personal Savior. And of course, you know what happened. The Bible says in Acts chapter number seven, and we'll begin our reading at verse 51.Acts chapter 7, beginning at verse 51. Ye stiff necked and uncircumcised in heart and ears, ye do always resist the Holy Ghost. As your fathers did, so do ye.…
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…to a group of people, a group of Christians that have been dispersed all across the Roman Empire. And so if you step back into the book of Acts, inActs chapter 7and verse and chapter 8, there's a guy named Stephen. And what happens to Stephen? He's the first martyr. He's stoned to death for his faith. Then…
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…was what was doing that. In Acts chapter 5 and verse 33, it says when they heard that they were cut to the heart and took counsel to slay them. InActs Chapter 7and verse 54, Stephen's preaching and the Bible says when they heard these things, they were cut to the heart. The Word of God was designed to poke…
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…of Adam, Jesus Christ, the great mediator. And then of Moses and of Jesus Christ, both are said to be deliverers. Both are said to be deliverers.Acts chapter 7and verse 35. Moses, whom they refused, saying, Who made thee a ruler and a judge? The same did God send to be a ruler and a deliverer by the hand…
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…and how God had worked in Moses' life to prepare him and to bring him to the place where he's at the end of that 40 years. [SPEAKER_00]: InActs chapter 7, we have the testimony of Stephen, remember that account where he's speaking to the Jewish leaders and given account for himself and he's…
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…[SPEAKER_02]: Next is 32, we see that they turn away from the Lord, they reject Moses' leadership. [SPEAKER_02]: Stephen, in the New Testament,Acts chapter 7gives testimony and puts it this way. [SPEAKER_02]: He says, our fathers were unwilling to be obedient to him, talking about Moses, and our fathers…
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…Jesus is that prophet. Again in another sermon. Stephen's sermon. Which was to his Jewish accusers. Just before he was put to death. Recorded inActs chapter 7. Stephen also quotes this verse directly, that Jesus is that prophet of whom Moses prophesied. There are not many others in the Old Testament that…
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…just captured, especially in the Old Testament. The portion of the Bible we call the Old Testament. And that's why our sister helped us to read.Acts chapter 7. Let's start from there. Are we together? Acts chapter 7. And I want to just leave out what she read from the earlier verses. I'll just move to…
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…you can read about that in Acts chapter 17 verses six to seven. Now these allegations were so serious that they bound Jason over with a heavy deal.Acts Chapter 7and 9 talks about the security of Jason, and that's nothing to do with keeping him safe. That's to do with taking silver from him, a very heavy…
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…you can read about that in Acts chapter 17 verses six to seven. Now these allegations were so serious that they bound Jason over with a heavy deal.Acts Chapter 7and 9 talks about the security of Jason, and that's nothing to do with keeping him safe. That's to do with taking silver from him, a very heavy…
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