Great Couples Of The Bible 2
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The document discusses the biblical couple Aquila and Priscilla as an example of having the virtue of energy for the kingdom of God. Some key facts provided about Aquila and Priscilla are that they were tentmakers who worked alongside Paul and taught Apollos. They hosted a church in their home and risked their lives for Paul. The document suggests Christians can emulate their energy by being strong, open, prepared, and hospitable.
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2) It then shifts to followers of John the Baptist in Ephesus who did not understand Christianity, having only been baptized by John. Paul explains about Jesus to them and they receive the Holy Spirit.
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Paul preached in Thessalonica and some were persuaded but jealous Jews caused trouble. In Berea, Paul and Silas found more receptive listeners who studied the scriptures daily, but outsiders still caused issues. Paul then went to Athens and reasoned in the synagogue, with Gentiles, and philosophers. He was invited to speak at the Areopagus and proclaimed the unknown God they worshipped as the Creator who commands repentance and will judge through Jesus Christ, who was resurrected.
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1. Paul and Barnabas went on a second missionary journey to visit churches they had previously established. They split up, with Barnabas and John Mark going to Cyprus and Paul going to Asia Minor with Silas.
2. During this journey, Paul met Timothy in Lystra and circumcised him to help Jews accept his message more easily. Paul also had a vision of a man from Macedonia asking for help, prompting him to take the gospel to Europe for the first time.
3. In Philippi, Lydia became the first Christian convert in Europe. Paul and Silas were imprisoned but a jailer and his family were converted after an earthquake freed them.
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- The number 666 is identified with the title "Vicarius Filii Dei" (Vicar of the Son of God), which is the numerical equivalent of the Pope's official title in Latin.
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- 1. Great Couples of the Bible!
- 2. The Energy of Virtue Peter tells us in 2 Peter 1:5 to Add to our Faith Goodness Goodness is virtue, excellence, moral character It means courage, rigor, energy, boldness. This month we learn more about this quality by looking at four great couples in the Bible.
- 3. Aquila and Priscilla: Energy for the Kingdom!Acts 18
- 4. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 1. They were of Jewish heritage. (Acts 18:1-2) 2. They were from Pontus, Italy. (Acts 18:1-2)
- 5. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 3. They came to Corinth because Claudius ordered the Jews to leave Rome. (This is where Paul met them) (Acts 18:2) 4. They were tentmakers (Acts 18:3)
- 6. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 5. They were worked alongside the Apostle Paul (Acts 18:3) 6. They later sailed to Syria with Paul (Acts 18:18)
- 7. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 7. Paul left them in Ephesius (Acts 18:19) 8. They heard Apollos, a native of Alexandria, preaching about Jesus in the synagogue (Acts 18:24-25)
- 8. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 9. Priscilla and Aquila taught him the way of God more adequately. (Acts 18:25) 10. Apollos carried the Gospel to Achaia (Acts 18:27-28)
- 9. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 11. When Paul later writes to the Romans he greets Priscilla and Aquila and calls them fellow workers (Romans 16:3) 12. Paul says they "risked their lives for me“ (Romans 16:3
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- 11. Fifteen Fast Facts About Aquila and Priscilla 15. When they were in Corinth they also had a church meeting at their house (1 Corinthians 16:18-19).
- 12. Everything we know about this amazing couple tells us that they were energized for Kingdom service!
- 13. Practical Ways to Have The Virtue of Energy For the Kingdom 1. Be Strong in the Struggles 2. Be Open to God's Calling 3. Be Prepared to be Used 4. Be Hospitable to Others
- 14. Aquila and Priscilla model for us the energetic Christian: Strong Open Prepared Hospitable