Acts 20-22: James, Sunday, and Prejudice

10th Century Representation of Gospel Writer Luke

10th Century Representation of Gospel Writer Luke

 

This is the seventh part of a nine-part sermon series covering the entire Book of Acts. In this sermon, Paul's travels, not listening to God's Holy Spirit, seeing James, and his arrest in Jerusalem are covered. A discussion of the Holy Days, Sabbath, and Sunday is included. Also, Jewish and anti-Jewish prejudice is covered. The topics of circumcision and Paul's legal use of his dual citizenship are also discussed. Aspects of church governance, prophets and prophetesses, and the gospel of the Kingdom of God were covered, as were those unfaithful in Asia (Ephesus). Dr. Thiel reads each verse of chapters 20 through 22 of the Book of Acts and ties various of those in with matter affecting Christians in the 21st century.

A written article of related interest is titled "The Book of Acts" URL: http://www.cogwriter.com/book-of-acts...

 

BOOK OF ACTS SERMON SERIES:

Book of Acts 1-2: Jesus Left, New Testament Church Began

Acts 3-5: Miracles, Trials, Proclamation, and Persecution

Acts 6-9: Widows, Stephen, Saul, and Simon Magus

Acts 10-12: Visions, Dreams, and Gentiles

Acts 13-16: Prophets, Poisoning, and Proclamation

Acts 17-19: Travels, Anointed Cloths, & the Gospel of the Kingdom

 

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