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Acts 8:3 · BSB
8:3 But Saul began to destroy the church. Going from house to house, he dragged off men and women and put them in prison.
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…I did. Hold up a minute. Okay, here we go. I'm just going to read this one. I think the slide isn't on there and I should have put it on there.Acts chapter 8and verse 12. When they believed Philip as he proclaimed the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both…
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…also, I think, as you read the book of Acts, you realize it's not just the leaders who need boldness to speak about Jesus or courage. In fact, inActs chapter 8, it seems that the persecution scatters everyone but the apostles. And it's the regular members of the church who are speaking about Jesus in the…
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…name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. You see many examples in the Bible concerning water. This is where baptism is happening.Acts chapter 8and verse 38. And he commanded the chariot to stop and they both went down into the water, Philip and the eunuch, and he baptized him. Go down into…
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…learn how to Bible. So, if you have a Bible with you on your phone and your hands, you just want to follow along on the screen, we're gonna be inActs chapter 8today. And here's how the story begins. Now, an angel of the Lord said to Philip who was a first century Christian, go south to the road, the…
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…to give you some context if you want to how to Bible. Well sometimes the context helps you understand better. What's going on? How to context ofActs chapter 8? Is that the early Christian Church was growing? Pentecost 3000 added to their number. Multiple people are coming to the faith. The Holy Spirit is…
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…try to clear their own names. Now, I mention this show because one of the catchphrases in the series actually leads us well into thinking aboutActs chapter 8. So Hannibal, the leader of the gang, at the end of every episode when things have gone well, he says this, I love it when a plan comes together. I…
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…as refugees. In serving Jesus, you're actually more secure, more stable than those you're fleeing from. And again, we see that worked out inActs chapter 8. Remember, the Christians were very reluctant to leave Jerusalem, even though that's the brief that Jesus had given them. What was it that forced…
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…we'll see just the beginnings of next Sunday in our series and Acts. In the wake of Stephen's stoning. If you want a preview of that, go check outActs chapter 8. The first few verses there will help. But more than that, I suspect that James is writing to tackle a very specific problem among these early…
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…they could gain by professing to be Christians, but gave no evidence of their conversion. Take some time on your own to note the life of Simon inActs chapter 8. This is just when the first dispersion of the church from Jerusalem had happened. And we already see this kind of thing taking place. As Paul…
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…the evil king. In early in the gospels, his brother's name was Philip. That's not the Philip we're looking at. You've got the Philip of the book ofActs, chapter 8, Philip the evangelist that led the Eunich to the Lord canvasses Eunich. That is not the same Philip. The Philip we're looking at is the Philip…
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…each of these characters. What happened to them? And what is next? If you already have turned your Bible, or if you haven't, please turn with me toActs chapter 8. And we'll begin with Philip from verse 4. In verse 1 to 3, there are a couple of characters called Stephen and Saul, which we have already…
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…fill in some of the details about the particular narrative. So I try to do that in a way that's not distracting from the reading of the text. ButActs chapter 8, beginning in verse 26. Now an angel of the Lord said to Philip, Rise and go toward the south to the road that goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza.…
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…Jewish Christians who are living outside of Palestine, scattered because of the persecution that took place after the martyrdom of Stephen inActs chapter 8. In fact, later in Acts 11, we learn that those who had been scattered by the persecution in connection with Stephen, Luke writes, traveled as far…
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…but through spiritual rebirth. And we see one person who received that honor and joy of being included in God's family through faith in Christ inActs chapter 8, the Ethiopian eunuch. The Ethiopian eunuch sort of embodied everything that was excluded in the Old Testament. He was a foreigner. He was a…
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…sent back to Ethiopia. Acts chapter 2 and verse 41. So those who received his word were baptized. And there were added that day about 3,000 souls.Acts chapter 8and verse 12. Again with Philip. But when they believed Philip as he preached good news about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they…
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…They had deacons so that they could do what? Right? They said, It is not right that we should give up preaching the Word of God to serve tables.Acts chapter 8, in verse 4, After Stephen is stoned, it says, Now those who were scattered went about preaching the Word. So we see the centrality of preaching.…
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…they're not familiar with that because they've been scattered from the persecution that happened at the end of Acts chapter 7 and the beginning ofActs chapter 8. And as soon as that persecution began to happen, they were out of Jerusalem. And then after they had left Jerusalem, then Peter in chapter 10 goes…
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…killed. He was the kind of person who would have delighted in the suffering happening to Christians around the world that we see today. In fact, inActs chapter 8, which is just before we see him meet Jesus, there's this episode where we see Paul standing, looking on approvingly as Stephen is stoned to death…
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…on many Samaritans to receive the Holy Spirit who have heard the gospel and are new Christians. I reckon John, when he was there in Samaria inActs chapter 8, probably kept pretty quiet about what he'd said here in Luke chapter 9. But to see the Samaritans who had rejected Jesus now welcome Jesus instead…
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Alright, please take your copy of God's Word and turn toActs chapter 8. ! After a week off with a commissioning service, it's good to be back into our verse-by-verse exposition of Acts chapter 8. Our text for this…
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