Commands of the Apostles – Part 11
09/08/22 (05/06) Video Broadcast
This study answers these questions and more:
- If Paul was told through the Spirit not to go to Jerusalem, why did he go anyway?
- What is one philosophy in relation to pain and suffering that some people in the modern church have embraced, yet it is from a pagan philosopher?
- If someone makes a choice, and they end up finding themselves in a lot of trouble and suffering, does this always mean the person made a foolish decision?
- If sacrifices were done away with, why did Paul go to the temple with four other believers in Yahushua, and participate in animal sacrifices?
- Why is it so important that we study, and not just skim through the bible?
- Why does the KJV and NKJV say that the apostles commanded the Gentiles to not observe Yahweh’s law in Acts 21:25?
- If we are falsely accused, should we just be silent or should we try to defend ourselves?
- Why is it wrong for us to perform animal sacrifices today?
- What is the danger of assuming that popular opinion about an individual is always correct?
- If the NT was written in Hebrew or Aramaic, are our Greek manuscripts reliable?
- Why was there so much hatred and animosity between Jews and Gentiles in the first century?
- If we are experiencing trials that burden us beyond measure, where can we find encouragement?
Video Transcript
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