4 episodes discuss Acts 20 — in canonical order, playable from the moment the passage comes up.
Acts 20:7–12
when Eutychus fell asleep at the window, fell to the ground dead, and was raised up to life again (Acts 20:7–12). Why is it that Paul would speak so long to these people? What is preaching? What is its purpose? We discuss these questions as well as many related and unrelated thi
Acts 20:7 · Glen Clary
We wouldn’t point to a single verse to prove that, though we do have examples like Acts 20, verse 7, meeting on the first day of the week.
Acts 20:7 · Glen Clary
Exactly. Okay. So to gather, now think about this, Cam, and I think this is interesting, and Rordorff points out the similarity here with Acts 20 and verse 7. Acts 20 verse 7 says that on the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul talked with them. And we know thi
Acts 20:22 · Adam York
Right. And so, yeah, let me hit a few of those parallels. That’s the first one. Absolutely. So in Luke 9.51, Jesus’s face, again, same human author, Luke here, is set toward Jerusalem. And in Acts 20.22, Paul is, I think the ESV says, constrained by the Spirit, but the language
