The First Missionary Journeys of Paul I. Directed by the Holy Spirit Paul and Barnabas traveled from their home base in Antioch, Syria to Seleucia, Cyprus and Pathos. A. In Pathos they found Bar Jesus (Elymas ... growing in converts. B. In Lystra they met Timothy who continued with Paul's Team. II. Paul's team travels to Phrygia and the region of Galatia A. Forbidden by Holy Spirit to preach in Asia. B. Passed by Mysia then onto Troas, Samothracia, and Troas 1. Paul has Macedonia vision where man is asking for help 2. Paul interrps ... arrives in Macedonian chief city of Philippi. A. Lydia b...

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... disciplinarian until Christ came, so we might be justified by faith" (Galatians 3:24). Paul also ties the Holy Spirit into this relationship. He mentions that it was not by doing works of the law that they receive the Holy Spirit (Galatians 3:2). The main reason of attaining the Holy Spirit is by faith. To conclude Paul views on the relationship between Jews and Christians takes many aspects ... ...

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... explaining the relationship between God and humanity. Paul's purpose for writing this epistle emerges when he discusses the basic concept that all humans are violators of holy law. In other words, Paul is telling the Romans that they are not being completely faithful to God and that something needs to be done ... based on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. He states that "those who believe in Jesus Christ receive forgiveness for sin and gain new life in the Holy Spirit." Paul mentions that one not only needs to believe in Christ, but should also completely understand the gospel. I will exam...

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... . What does the letter say about God? God brings salvation What does the letter say about Jesus? They are waiting for his coming What does the letter say about the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit renewed them What does the letter say about man? It gives many rules and guidelines of which a man of God should live by. What are the conflicts mentioned, who ... ...

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In Acts 16: 6 - 10, we read about Paul's Macedonian call. Stopped by the Holy Spirit from entering into Asia, Paul had a vision one night of a man of Macedonia standing and begging him, "Come over to Macedonia and help us." Scripture records, "After Paul had seen ... for the Light to come to those precious souls who inhabit the area. God allowed us to see a harvest of souls as we preached the gospel to those who the Spirit was drawing. Since this time prayer has continued here in the states and in Romania regarding God's invitation to join Him in what He is doing in Oltania. In June ... ...

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... live as the law pointed out. This freedom, however, is not self-indulgent. True freedom is the power to do what is right and this power is given from the Holy Spirit. The problem of the spiritual gifts would also divide the Corinthian community. Some people would use these gifts as a way to claim superiority in the community. Paul answered to this ... ...

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... . We have lost much relative to our belief in Jesus Christ and his message. The scientific and technological advances in medicine have lessoned the impact that the message of the Holy Spirit that is Jesus Christ provides. Money and technology have replaced divine intervention. Tangibles have become more important than faith itself. The poor of early Christianity did not possess this capability ... ...

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... so before becoming good humans must accept faith. The Council of Trent supports the option of free will on Paul's account. God touches a person's heart through the light of the holy Spirit, neither does that person do absolutely nothing in receiving that movement of grace, for he can also reject it; nor is he able, by his own freewill and without God ... ...

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... to mention the tabernacle & temple before that). His people have approached him over that time in numerous ways But where do we draw the line between the work of the Spirit and our own preparation? We have/are a generation(s) that is tired of facts, figures, doctrine, logic, and appearances. Rightly so, in my opinion, though we ought not to abandon it ... , praising, and listening to him in an authentic way, I believe we should watch out, because what he delivers is way beyond the expectations of our little minds. Call it exhilarating, holy, exciting, humbling, convicting, captivating, a...

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