Multiplication through Division A. Paul’s Rejection of John Mark B. Barnabas’s Rescue of John Mark C. Paul’s Recruitment of Silas Acceptance through Accommodation A. Timotheus–>half-Jewish B. Circumcision Guidance through Restraint <<Back<<
Author: Alan Holden
Tradition
When studying Scripture, we must separate our cultural and denominational traditions so we can interpret the teachings of the Bible correctly. The example of traditional views of baptism illustrate this principle.
To Whom Written Part 6
Honoring the Sabbath is still a commandment; it was not abolished. Discover how it is observed in the New Testament.
To Whom Written Part 5
Honoring the Sabbath is a commandment that was not abolished. In the following two videos, discover how it is observed in the New Testament.
To Whom Written Part 4
The Law of Circumcision still stands. Discover how it is applied in the New Testament church in this video.
To Whom Written Part 3
Were the Mosaic laws of the sacrifices abolished in the New Testament? Discover how the law was changed in this video.
To Whom Written Part 2
In the case of the Mosaic law, it was written to Israel. For us Christians, it was given to show us what sin is. Christ’s sacrifice did not do away with the Law, but He changed it.
To Whom Written Part 1
An important consideration in interpreting Scripture is to determine to whom it was written. Was it written to a specific people for a specific time, or was it written for everyone. Join us as we discuss these issues.
Acts 11:19-30
Planting a Church in Antioch Two New Moves, vv. 19-21 A. A Move to Reach Hebrew People in Foreign Lands, v. 19 The Reason for the Move–>Persecution since Stephen’s martyrdom The Result of the Move–>only to Jews B. A Move to Reach Heathen People in Foreign Lands, vv. 20-21 The Daring Venture, v. 20 The…
Acts 16:12-40
A Time of Victory A Cultured Sinner Saved, vv. 12-15 A. Paul’s First European Conquest, vv. 12-13 Philippi was a Capitol City Philippi was a Colonial City Philippi was a Cold City B. Paul’s First European Convert, vv. 14-15 Lydia’s Trade, v. 14a Lydia’s Tenderness, v. 14b Lydia’s Testimony, v. 15 A Captive Sinner Saved,…