Acts 11

Acts 11:3 · Camden Bucey

Yeah, I’m looking here, sorry to interrupt, but I’m looking at the Lao Nida or Lu Nida on that. Sunas Theo, to eat together with others is the verb being used here. Also in Acts 11.3, you were a guest in the home of uncircumcised Gentiles and you even ate with them. The lexicon says in a number of l

Acts 11:17 · Lane G. Tipton

Ephesians 2.8, you are saved by grace through faith as a gift, not of yourselves, not by works, lest you boast. There’s the gift character of faith. And then there are a few that we could talk about in terms of repentance. But Acts 11.17, to Gentiles as well as Jews, God has granted repentance that

Acts 11:18 · Lane G. Tipton

I was just, someone sent me a brief video clip from a pastor in a different tradition who was trying to distinguish faith and repentance along those lines, that faith is a gift, but repentance is a work. But Acts 5.31 is another text. God exalted Christ to the right hand as leader and Savior to give

Acts 11:20

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