~2 Min.The Prophet Amos
biblecentre.org · ... Acts of the Apostles: Amos 5:25-27 in Acts 7:42-43 and Amos 9:11 in Acts 15:16. 2. Purpose of Writing. The words of Amos ...
42:59Part 1
... because of the work of faith. You remember the controversy in Acts 15, in connection with the Gentiles. Peter says that they received light ...
~3 Min.Name Above Every Name
towardthemark.org · ... Him, they are adding a burden that the Spirit of God warned us against (Acts 15:10). Let us be thankful for the grace of God, that we may call ...
Position:Toward the Mark #74
54:45Part 1
... I'll give you my scripture for proving it. If you turn to Acts 15, and forget the particular verse, but Peter says, their hearts were purified ...
~3 Min.The Acts of the Apostles
biblecentre.org · ... to Asia minor (around 46-49 AD) Paul was accompanied by Barnabas (Acts 13:1 - 15:33), on the second journey to Asia minor and Greece (around 51-54 AD) ...
~3 Min.God's Best: Choosing a Marriage Partner - Part 4
towardthemark.org · ... of Scripture is full of the errors of fornication (Acts 15:29) and adultery (Ex. 20:14). The first is sexual relationship outside of ...
Position:Toward the Mark #8
~42 Min.Comments On Second Timothy
biblecentre.org · ... the ministry." It seems unquestionable that Paul's faithfulness toward him in Acts 15 (though possibly resented at first) had resulted in his ...
~42 Min.The Epistle of James
biblecentre.org · ... the form of salutation that was used in the famous epistle of Acts 15 from the apostles and elders in Jerusalem, who wrote to the Gentile ...
51:13Part 1
Acts 15, verse 37, And Barnabas determined to take with them John, whose surname was Mark. But Paul thought not good to take him with them, who ...
~3 Min.Foreword
... Testament makes it clear that it is as binding on Christians (cf. Acts 15:20,29) as it was on Israel. This shows it is a matter, ...
~10 Min.The Effects of Christ's Shed Blood
... at the new birth, which happens once only in our lives (cf. Acts 15:9; 1. Pet. 1:22). It is not the new birth itself, i.e. the reception ...
