Context Summary Acts 13:13–15 describes how Paul, Barnabas, and John Mark leave Paphos on the southwest coast of Cyprus. They sail northwest to Perga, on the ...

25 окт. 2020 г. · In this week's passage, the Holy Spirit sends Paul and Barnabas out as missionaries to travel hundreds of miles, preaching the gospel to new regions.

In Acts 13-14, we see that Jesus is the promised Servant of God from Isaiah who would be a light to the Gentiles.

14 окт. 2024 г. · A 5 minute Bible study of Acts 13. In chapter 13, Paul, Barnabas, and John Mark set out on their first missionary journey.

Acts 13 tells about Paul's being called on his first missionary journey. He left Antioch with Barnabas and traveled to Cyprus and what is now known as Turkey.

As Paul and Barnabas embarked on their first missionary journey, their arrival in Antioch of Pisidia marked a pivotal moment in the expansion of the gospel.

Paul is invited to speak when he and his companions attend a synagogue in Pisidian Antioch. His speech, which cites Scripture to support Christian ...

“Jesus suffered and gave His life to atone for sin. The power of His Atonement can erase the effects of sin in us. When we repent, His atoning grace justifies ...

Paul passes from David to the Son of David, and shows that this Jesus is his promised Seed; a Saviour to do that for them, which the judges of old could not do, ...

Acts 13-14 describes how God initiates ministry in His people so that they can have a part is His worldwide mission. Because of this, we will be observing the ...