Acts 13

Acts 13

gospel in the power of the Holy Spirit through the church in the persons of Barnabas and Saul from Acts 13. Also, please accept our apologies for the poor quality of the sound on this episode. Participants: Rob McKenzie , Robert Tarullo Today on Theology Simply Profound , Rob an

Acts 13:15 · Glen Clary

We must strive to enter that rest. It’s prescriptive for us And the point I was going to make here you brought up psalm 110 Verse 1 the book of hebrews is an exposition Right, it’s a lengthy exposition of word of exhortation. He says Word of exhortation. Yeah, which is a hellenistic idiom for sermon

Acts 13:15 · Glen Clary

Acts chapter 13, verse 15, for example, says that the law and the prophets, when they were read, Paul then was invited to come and give the sermon. So someone else read the law and the prophets, and then Paul came and gave an exposition. He gave a sermon. There is a phrase here in this paragraph tha

Acts 13:27 · Glen Clary

James says in the book of Acts chapter 15, from ancient generations, Moses has had in every city those who preach him since he has read in the synagogues every Sabbath. And so the law was read in the synagogues every Sabbath day on a lectio continua. And the prophets were also read in the synagogues

Acts 13:33 · Camden Bucey

but he had to be raised and that God raised him up. And then Acts 2.32, and we can also reference Acts 13.33, 34, and then Acts 17.31. So we find a preponderance of usage of these words that make it clear, at least on the surface, that God raised Jesus and God there being more or less the personal n