The Acts of the Apostles
The Acts of the Apostles
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So Paul was sent from Jerusalem both by the word and the Providence of God (ch. » : », so with «h. «: is, ti).— Certain other of them* Titus was one (oai. t « i, s), and the fact that he ac- companied Paul, being an uncircumclsed Greek, as well as the statement in the next verse, indi- cates that the mind of the church was with Paul and Barnabas, not with the Judaisors.— About this question* There is nothing to indicate an appeal to the church at Jerusalem as having authority to settle the ques...tion, The language of GaL 2:5 implies the reverse; there was* no question in Paul's mind, and we may reasonably doubt whether he would have gone on this mis- sion but for the direct revelation made to him.
The false teachers came from Judea claiming to speak for the church there ; the brethren of An- tioch sent to Jerusalem to learn the truth of their representations.
3* Being brought on their way by the church* Officially escorted by delegates from the church. —Passed through Phenice and Samaria* "As Galilee is not mentioned, they traveled probably along the coast as far south as Ptolemais (eh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So Paul was sent from Jerusalem both by the word and the Providence of God (ch. » : », so with «h. «: is, ti).— Certain other of them* Titus was one (oai. t « i, s), and the fact that he ac- companied Paul, being an uncircumclsed Greek, as well as the statement in the next verse, indi- cates that the mind of the church was with Paul and Barnabas, not with the Judaisors.— About this question* There is nothing to indicate an appeal to the church at Jerusalem as having authority to settle the ques...tion, The language of GaL 2:5 implies the reverse; there was* no question in Paul's mind, and we may reasonably doubt whether he would have gone on this mis- sion but for the direct revelation made to him.
The false teachers came from Judea claiming to speak for the church there ; the brethren of An- tioch sent to Jerusalem to learn the truth of their representations.
3* Being brought on their way by the church* Officially escorted by delegates from the church. —Passed through Phenice and Samaria* "As Galilee is not mentioned, they traveled probably along the coast as far south as Ptolemais (eh.
What to read after The Acts of the Apostles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott, Lyman, 1835-1922. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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