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Tom Speicher - April 14, 2024

Paul Before the Sanhedrin

In Acts 22:24-23:11, Paul confronts the Sanhedrin, triggering a conflict with accusations and disputes. Despite facing intense opposition and turmoil, he skillfully navigates the situation, using his knowledge and rhetorical abilities to provoke a conflict and divide his opponents while conquering the Sanhedrin's accusations against him. In all of the chaos, Paul finds peace and encouragement in a vision from Jesus, strengthening his resolve and reminding him of God's plan.

Scripture References: Acts 23:1-11, Acts 22:24-30

Related Topics: God's Sovereignty, Opposition | More Messages from Tom Speicher | Download Audio

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