Day 7 - NT Study - Arrest and Teaching

Learning about Jesus in Our Age
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 Monday, 11 January 2021

First Week of Epiphany

Bible in Time: New Testament Study


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Today: Acts 4 & 5 | Revo. pp. 41 - 42


Tomorrow: Acts 5 | Revo. pp. 43 - 44

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Edwards Key points -

  • Herod is divorced and remarried

  • Saul (Paul_ moves to Jerusalem to study and become mad at the new Christian group.

  • Church in Jerusalem has problems of too many believers and living as one community.


My Thoughts-

  • Ananias & Sapphira lie about holding back some of the proceeds of property sale and are struck down dead.

  • The Church continues to grow in Jerusalem.

  • The high priest becomes jealous of the new sect attracting people, arrests the leaders, angels do jail break.

  • Church leadership wants to kill new sect leaders but one of the wise ones tells them if it is of God it will last - if it does not it will fade. They whip them and let them go.

  • They rejoice to be able to suffer for the name of Jesus. (v 3:41)

  • They continued to teach regardless.


People are led to Jesus through the Holy Spirit and others teaching about Jesus.


In Christ,


Dave Eitland

deitland@gmail.com


Note: “Revo.”, “Revolutionary”, “Edwards” refers to our textbook “Revolutionary Bible Study” by Gene Edwards, ISBN 978-0-97975157-8, © 2009.


Also used notes from the New Oxford Annotated Bible, 5th Edition, © 2018. (NOAB5)


Posted to blog - 1/12/2021


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