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III. Paul Before Festus and Agrippa, 25:13 to 26:32 A. Occasion, 25:13-22 1. Who came to visit Caesar’s new representative, Festus, at Caesarea? a. Who was Agrippa? Where was he king? What was his character and reputation? b. Who was Bernice? What relation was she to Agrippa? What was her character and reputation? c. What […]

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Acts 18:22 to 23:30

The Book of Acts: Paul’s Third Missionary Journey (continued) III. The Journey to Jerusalem, 20:7 – 21:16 (continued) D.  From Miletus to Tyre, 21:1-6 1.  Trace Paul’s journey from Miletus to Tyre, vss. 1-2 a.   Did Paul travel in a small ship that hugged the coast, or did he travel in a large merchant […]

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Acts 18:22 to 23:30

The Book of Acts: Paul’s Third Missionary Journey  (continued) III. The Journey to Jerusalem, 20:7 – 21:16 (continued) B.  To Miletus: 20:13-16 1.  How did Paul’s companions travel from Troas? 2.  How did Paul leave Troas? Why? How is it that Paul could travel more quickly afoot? 3.  Where did they meet? 4.  Trace their […]

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Acts 18:22 to 23:30

The book of Acts: Paul’s Third Missionary Journey (continued) II.  From Ephesus to Macedonia and Greece, 19:21 – 20:6. A.  Paul plans to leave Ephesus, 19:21, 22. 1.  What is meant by “purposed in the spirit”? 2.  Where did Paul purpose to go from Ephesus? a.  Why did he want to go to Macedonia and […]

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Acts 18:22 to 23:30

The Book of Acts: Paul’s Third Missionary Journey I.   Ephesus by way of Galatia and Phrygia, 18:22 – 19:20. A.  Through Galatia and Phrygia, 18:22, 23. 1.  What did Paul do at Antioch? a.  Which Antioch is meant here? b.  Does the text mean simply that Paul passed some time away? c.  What was undoubtedly […]

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Acts 15:36 to 18:22

The Book of Acts: Paul’s Second Missionary Journey (concluded) IV. At Athens, 17: 16-34. A.  His First Labors, vv. 16-18: 1.  Athens’ idolatry: a.  What did Paul observe while he waited for Silas and Timothy? 1) What is meant by “wholly given to idolatry”? 2) Was Athens more idolatrous, and therefore worse, than other cities? […]

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