Tag: Acts 10:34-47

• Reflecting on Acts 10 34-47

  

  What does it mean that God “shows no partiality” – that God is not one to play favorites? Does this sound like good news to us, or not? What does God’s impartiality mean for us, for the way we relate to God, and for the way we try to live – or ought to? This […]

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  November 26, 2021

  Text of the Week – Questions

  Acts 10:34-47, Bible study, Christian ideas and practices, Christian living, Christianity, reading the Bible, thinking about the Bible

• Studying Acts 10 34-47

  

  We will be thinking about the meaning of the work of Jesus Christ for “outcasts,” as represented by the Gentile Cornelius and his family, as we study Acts 10:34-47 for Sunday, November 28. The acceptance of Cornelius, a Gentile and a centurion – a soldier, an emblem of the Roman imperial system – is dramatic […]

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  November 24, 2021

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Acts 10:34-47, authority of Scripture, Bible study, exegesis, reading the Bible, using and misusing the Bible