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Acts 9:7–12 · BSB
9:7 The men traveling with Saul stood there speechless. They heard the voice but did not see anyone.
9:8 Saul got up from the ground, but when he opened his eyes he could not see a thing. So they led him by the hand into Damascus.
9:9 For three days he was without sight, and he did not eat or drink anything.
9:10 In Damascus there was a disciple named Ananias. The Lord spoke to him in a vision, “Ananias!” “Here I am, Lord,” he answered.
9:11 “Get up!” the Lord told him. “Go to the house of Judas on Straight Street and ask for a man from Tarsus named Saul, for he is praying.
9:12 In a vision he has seen a man named Ananias come and place his hands on him to restore his sight.”
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…And who tells us that better than one that we studied in this quarter, Barnabas? Barnabas saw good in Paul, Saul as he was, when no one else did.Acts chapter 9and verse 26. He saw good in the church at Antioch of Syria. Acts chapter 11 and verse 26. He saw good in John Mark when Saul, Paul, couldn't, Acts…
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…almost everybody else was not what identified him to Barnabas. And Barnabas has done this before to the very man that he's in an argument with. InActs chapter 9, he saw Saul's dangerous past and Barnabas saw Christ's transforming work in him. He looked past all the things Saul had done. He saw what Jesus…
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…of us do that? No. But so then how is Paul the pattern? You know how Paul is the pattern? It is evident to anyone that's reading scripture over inActs chapter 9. You've just seen him consent to the death of Stephen and the end of Acts 7. You see him making havoc of the church and compelling people to…
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…Barnabas said that Barnabas didn't create Paul's calling. He simply made room for God's calling to flourish in his life. So, we're going to look atActs chapter 9starting in verse 26. Acts chapter 9 starting in verse 26. It says, 'When he, that would be Saul, came to Jerusalem, he tried to join the…
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…of Tarsus. I mean, think about his life before Christianity, and then once he becomes a Christian, he tries to join himself to the disciples inActs chapter 9. They won't have him. Guess who's spoke up for Paul. Barnabas said, hey, he's already been preaching the Lord in Damascus. Give him a chance. If…
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…That's what we see, this movement that Paul takes in this text. If you remember, if you were with us a number of weeks ago when we walked throughActs chapter 9, you already know the shape of this story, the light, the voice, the blindness. This is Paul recounting his testimony, right? He finds common…
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…person unclean? Lines are being crossed in the book of Acts. Old beliefs are being challenged, and we see this really clear in the life of Peter inActs chapters 9and 10. So the first sign that this is happening is the raising of Tabitha. In Greek, her name is Dorcas. Listen to this verse from Acts 9, 36 to…
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…if you would, if you study his life, of his flexibility with what God took him through and brought him through. For example, look if you would atActs chapter 9. I'm sorry, Acts chapter 16. Look at Acts chapter 16 tonight. And if there's anything we need as Christians, it's it's a certain flexibility. And…
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…okay, who am I becoming, who do we want to become? [SPEAKER_00]: And we're going to see Saul, and now Saul, I think we oftentimes read throughActs chapter 9for example, and we'll just kind of, we're like, well, Saul was a persecutor of the church, he was an enemy. [SPEAKER_00]: He got saved and then he…
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…letters of the New Testament. [SPEAKER_00]: The Apostle Paul wrote Paul was a Jewish Pharisee. [SPEAKER_00]: In the book of Acts, we see him andActs chapter 9. [SPEAKER_00]: He's persecuting the church and later becomes a Christian. [SPEAKER_00]: Meet Jesus on this road to Damascus going to persecute…
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…revolution through empowering people to change the world. So we pray this will minister to you at your heart level and change your life. We are inActs chapter 9. And what's exciting is we've looked at Saul getting knocked down by the power of the Holy Spirit and Jesus speaking to him. Jesus appearing to him…
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…went into the water, and got baptized. And went on his way rejoicing. So here's what you understand. He's a man of where? Ethiopia. Then inActs chapter 9, you see the beautiful conversion of the Apostle Paul, who was Saul Shaul of Tarsus. He was an Asian, he was from Asia Minor. So Paul was Jewish,…
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…happening. Many of the Jewish Christians leave Jerusalem. They're hunkered down in cities like Damascus, not far from Jerusalem. And inActs chapter 9, we read the most fascinating story. And I think it's this like this early story that is like just catalyzes God's ridiculous vision of this thing.…
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…me. You think he ever thought that? And the greater things didn't stop there as Peter surrendered himself to the Lord's use and the Lord's work inActs chapter 9. These are powerful stories, powerful truths. In verse 36, now in Joppa there was a disciple named Tabitha, which when translated means Dorcas.…
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…of Jonah is how it's repeated in the New Testament. But you may not have recognized it when it was repeated. So let me explain. This happens inActs chapters 9and 10. God takes Peter through a series of personal challenges to his belief system. You see, Peter has been a devout practicing Jew all of his…
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…to go. Just follow me, Peter. Trust me. Praise the Lord. You see Peter in the book of Acts preaching at the day of Pentecost. You see Peter over inActs chapter 9and 10 with that sheet let down and taking the gospel to the Gentiles. Peter took the bait. I'm glad he did. Now it's our turn. Is he alluring you?…
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…He was a deeply misled. [SPEAKER_00]: He was deep in pride, religious pride, religious traditions there. [SPEAKER_00]: But I've been going throughActs chapter 9and I know most sermons, pastors that you hear preach, they focus on souls conversion, which I think they should. [SPEAKER_00]: It's one of the…
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…like, Oh yeah, that tracks. Jesus has said something about this. And Jesus had said something similar to Paul. That Paul at his conversion inActs chapter 9says this, the Lord replied, Go, this is through another person, go. This is the this man is the agent I have chosen to carry my name before…
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…here. Now, Paul was not one of the original disciples, one of the original followers of Jesus. In fact, Paul was a persecutor of the church untilActs chapter 9, he's knocked off his donkey and Jesus shows up to him and says, "Paul, why are you persecuting me?" Paul says, "Who are you, Lord?" And Jesus…
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…a magician, you can't see where you're going. But layer of irony number 2 is it wasn't too long before this that Saul of Tarsus was struck blind inActs chapter 9and verse 9. You'll be blind until Ananias comes and the scale falls from his eyes. But then layer of irony number 3 is now his physical condition…
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