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Acts Chapter 13 Discussion Page 3

Acts Chapter 13 Discussion Page 3



 
  • Tugume Nicholas on Acts 13 - 12 years ago
    May Our heavenly father lord be with us and holly spirit guid us in every word we read in this on line bible.
    Thank you so much all for you good work to provide us this fruitful massage.
    Amen Amen.........
  • Rodney Geisler on Acts 13:51 - 13 years ago
    Not only was this a testimony against the town, but it was a symbol for the believer to move forward. Don't hold bitterness or anger towards those who rejected your message. Let it go and move forward to the next adventure God has in store for you.

    Look at the next verse, "They were filled with joy and the Holy Spirit." Usually when we have just been rejected and sent running we don't think of being joyful. The reason that Paul and Barnabas could be joyful was they had walked in forgiveness. I'm pretty sure when you are ran out of town the words people speak against you at the time are not very flattering. So you have to choose to forgive them, not holding it against them, then move on to the next thing God has in store for you.

    In business if someone rejects my bid or even my suggestions I have to be careful not to hold offense. "Shake the dust off," forgive, forget and move on to the next customer. And quit the gossiping about them.
  • Ben weaver on Acts 13:22 - 13 years ago
    V.22. A man after mine (God's) own heart. Does this statement mean that David thrilled the heart of God more than other righteous people? I used to think so till I read a comment about it. The active subject here might be "man after"; A man who pursued or went after pleasing God. Although David sinned drastically, he became very devoted in going after, / getting back to the things God loves. Referring to Jesus, God said,"This is my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased. Hear ye Him" ( Matt. 17:2) What better way to please God than to embrace his beloved Son in our lives.
  • CATH on Acts 13 - 14 years ago
    AMEN TO THAT COULDNT AGREE MORE,THE VERY REASON THAT WE ARE WHO WE ARE.TO HIM BE ALL THE GLORY,HONOT AND PRAISE


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