47:29Part 1
... went out in power. Look here, verse 21. It came to pass that it shall ... there's some other little things here. Verse 42. The early believers, they were a ...
53:18Part 3
... was saved, I believe, when he was 21. He spent over 70 years in ... breaking of bread, and prayers, Acts 2.42. And you can't have fellowship if ...
~142 min.Exploring The Revelation
biblecentre.org · ... spiritually ignorant masses of deceived adherents! Verse 21 indicates that God would allow this ... who will tread it down for 42 months (3 1/2 years) (v. ...
~141 min.Commentary on the book of Acts
biblecentre.org · ... man, a cripple from birth. Verse 21 however implies that some disciples were ... steadfast continuance mentioned in verse 42. Of first importance in this ...
1:07:52Part 2
... passage we read in Phil. 3, verse 21. We have thought of that at ... we should continue in Acts 2 verse 42 we find a wonderful verse ...
~118 min.Comments on the First Book of Kings
biblecentre.org · ... for which they would be killed (v.21). As she was speaking, Nathan also came ... with his face between his knees (v.42) He had before prayed earnestly that ...
~40 min.The Book Of Nehemiah
biblecentre.org · ... returned under Zerubbabel. Here we have twenty-one priestly and seventeen Levitical houses. This ... whole congregation is given as 42,360. If we turn to ...
~94 min.The Book Of Numbers
biblecentre.org · ... which Moses lifted up in the wilderness (chapter 21:9) and spoke of it as a ... Shelumiel (7:36). 6. Gad: Eliasaph (7:42). 7. Ephraim: Elishama (7:48). 8. ...
~232 min.Comments On The Gospel Of Luke
biblecentre.org · ... Lord Jesus for a short time. So verse 21 does not mean that John baptized no ... He withdrew to a deserted area (v.42). Every servant of the Lord also must ...
~63 min.Mile Stones in the Life of a Christian - The Breaking of Bread
biblecentre.org · ... church in Corinth: "You cannot ..." (v.21). There are certain things that are ... notices that the disciples "persevered" (v.42) therein and did so daily ( ...
