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Acts 8:5 · BSB
8:5 Philip went down to a city in Samaria and proclaimed the Christ to them.
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…the thoughts and intentions of the heart. The power of the word of God, the power of Isaiah 53. Many of us know the story. It's recorded for us inActs chapter 8, The story of Philip in the Ethiopian eunuch. Philip was told by the Angel of the Lord to get up and to get onto the road that runs S from…
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…What did Paul said in 1 Corinthians 1 verse 23? But we preach Christ crucified. That's it. And that's exactly what the Ethiopian unic heard inActs chapter 8. Again, we don't have the whole outline of what Philip was preaching there or teaching. But you know what? He came to the conclusion of that Jesus…
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…of occasion is this in the book of Acts. People believe, they're baptized, and they're added into the church. But there is this one occasion inActs chapter 8. It's not the rule, it's the exception. And in Acts chapter 8, you have Philillip and the Ethiopian unic. And with Philip and the Ethanopian unic,…
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…Old Testament scriptures. Well, we know from history that people have been saved by just listening to Old Testament scriptures. In the book ofActs chapter 8, Philip left a huge revival in Samaria and was called by the Holy Spirit down to a lonely Rd. going down from Jerusalem to Gaza where he found…
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…coats at the feet of a man named Saul, so he was keeping watch over the jackets while the people were stoning the very first Christian martyr.Acts chapter 8picks up the story. And Saul approved of their killing hymn. And on that day a great persecution broke out against the church in Jerusalem, and all…
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…always sadden us. But the long-term providence that God works through it should delight us. Okay. God often used persecution in the book of Acts,Acts chapter 8, Acts chapter 11, to advance the gospel, going to new places. Again, because it was kind of like all the Christians are like, we're at this…
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…don't just take my word for it. Matthew chapter 12. Matthew specifically says that Jesus is the fulfillment of the Servant song in Isaiah 42 and inActs chapter 8we read the story about the Ethiopian eunuch who had the Bible opened and he was reading from Isaiah 53, the servant song in Isaiah 53. And Philip…
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…and scholars recently, that the dispersion is referring there to what happened in the earliest moments in the church. Think about the book of Acts,Acts chapter 8, where Stephen was stolen to death, and then the next thing we read is the church was scattered, dispersed. And so primarily he is writing to…
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…uh finding out about this Jesus. Um almost there when it comes to faith in Jesus. In fact, as we looked at last week and um back when we looked atActs chapter 8, he was actively opposed to Jesus. He was persecuting those who followed the way of Jesus. He was that the text says that he was breathing threats,…
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…who traveled to Samaria and did just that. What did he do? He preached the gospel of Jesus' death and resurrection. You can read about it inActs chapter 8. We're told there, he proclaimed to them the Christ, and there was much joy in that city. So, let's not forget Jesus' words of rebuke here. The Son…
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…of all. Then there's Saul, the enemy of the early church. That's verses 1 and 2. And actually, if you take a step back from Acts Chapter 9, inActs chapters 8to 10, there's actually three conversions that Luke records for us. We've got the Ethiopian eunuch in chapter 8. We looked at that just before…
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…of God. It's really remarkable when you think about it. This whole section is in stark contrast. To the person Paul used to be. If we think aboutActs chapter 8. And Acts chapter 9. What do we find of Saul of Tarsus? We find that he hated the church of the living God. We find that he was actually breathing…
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…preaching, his teaching, the ministry of the Word of God. The miracles supported. The miracles accompanied the ministry of the Word. We read inActs chapter 8. Verse 6 of Philip. The crowds with one accord were giving attention to what was said by Philip as they heard and saw the signs which he was…
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…a desire to seek out learning No. And children possess that desire. And that's something we have to make sure we don't lose. If you're turning toActs chapter 8, Acts chapter 8, I'm going to start in verse 29. And the spirit said to Philillip, "Go near and overtake this chariot." So Philip ran to him and…
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…scattered. Where? Throughout the regions of both Judea and Samaria. And that persecution. Then drives Philip into our second circle, to Samaria inActs chapter 8, where crowds of Samaritans embrace the gospel with great joy. We saw that last Sunday, didn't we? Fast forward then to Acts 10, and we see Peter…
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…find historically it travelled N to Palestine, north of Palestine, all the way to Samaria when great persecution fell upon the church in Jerusalem.Acts chapter 8in verse one. Now Saul was consenting to his death. At that time a great persecution arose from the against the church which was at Jerusalem, and…
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…might only touch the fringe of His garment. And as many as touched it were made well. This is God's holy and authoritative word. Please be seated.Acts chapter 8records that in the first century, there was a man named Simon. He says that he practiced magic in the city and amazed the people of Samaria. And…
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…be domesticated and held to one type of people. And so it is through the book of Acts. Let me give you some examples. We talked a little bit aboutActs chapter 8last week. Acts chapter 8 is a big boundary crossing chapter in the book of Acts, because the gospel goes to Samaria, which is a region of ancient…
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…He was a Samaritan. Surprising. Jesus says what? Stand up and go. Your faith has made you well. Wow. One last example. It's an important one.Acts chapter 8. Soon after the murder of Stephen and the scattering of the disciples, it says this, those who had been scattered preached the word wherever they…
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…of the Spirit of Pentecost, and the people from all over the ancient world are hearing them praising God in their own language. You see it again inActs chapter 8and Acts chapter 10. Then in 1 Corinthians 14, Paul seems to have a broader category of what tongues is as a private prayer language. So 14 verse…
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