Preaching the Gospel from Acts (Part 2 of 2)

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Alistair Begg

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🗓️ 2 November 2024

⏱️ 25 minutes

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While imprisoned, Paul was given the opportunity to speak before the authorities. Why didn’t he plead for his release? What could be more important to a prisoner than his freedom? Hear Paul’s answer when you join us on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.

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0:00.0	Well,
0:13.0	and the authorities.
0:30.6	But he didn't plead for his release.
0:33.2	What was more important to him as a prisoner than his own freedom?
0:36.7	We'll hear the answer today on Truth for Life weekend,
0:39.3	as Alistair Begg teaches from the Book of Acts, beginning in chapter 25, verse 23.
0:49.1	The scene is straightforward.
0:51.3	The humble apostle stands before this representative of the morally
0:56.4	corrupt House of Herod. Agrippa has declared that he would like to hear, and so here
1:05.6	he will. He gives permission to Paul to speak, and notice the little eyewitness observation so Paul
1:14.8	motioned with his hand and began his defense so he gives this explanation when you have
1:22.8	explanation then you get into the the journalist approach which is the who what why we're when and so if you get that then you get into the the journalist approach,
1:28.3	which is the who,
1:29.0	what, why, where, when, and so.
1:30.3	If you get that,
1:31.4	then you can begin to put your paragraph together.
1:33.9	So sometimes I come to someone like this,
1:35.5	and I just use the same questions.
1:37.3	All right, explanation.
1:38.8	Question number one, why?
1:40.6	Why was I doing this, King?
1:43.3	Because I was appointed. That's the why. Where?
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