August 21, 2011

Acts Lesson 46: Facing the Mob

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Acts Lesson 46: Facing the Mob
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Scripture: Acts 21:37-22:21

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Lesson Outline

Introduction

  1. The witness in Jerusalem (Acts 1:1-6:7)
  2. The witness in all Judea and Samaria (Acts 6:8-9:31)
  3. The witness to the extremity of the earth (Acts 9:32-28:31)
    1. The extension of the Church to Antioch (Acts 9:32-12:24)
    2. The extension of the Church in Asia Minor (Acts 12:25-16:5)
    3. The extension of the Church in the Aegean area (Acts 16:6-19:20)
    4. The extension of the Church to Rome (Acts 19:21-28:31)
      1. The completion of the third journey (Acts 19:21-21:16)
        1. A directional shift (Acts 19:21-22)
        2. The disturbance at Ephesus (Acts 19:23-41)
        3. The departure for Macedonia and Achaia (Acts 20:1-6)
        4. The discourse at Troas (Acts 20:7-12)
        5. The discourse at Miletus (Acts 20:13-38)
        6. The dissuasions from Miletus to Jerusalem (Acts 21:1-16)
      2. The captivity at Jerusalem (Acts 21:17-23:32)
        1. The detention of Paul (Acts 21:17-36)
        2. The defense of Paul (Acts 21:37-23:10)
          1. Before the mob (Acts 21:37-22:29)
            1. A case of mistaken identity (Acts 21:37-39)
            2. Paul’s conduct before his conversion (Acts 21:40-22:5)
            3. Paul’s conversion (Acts 22:6-16)
            4. Paul’s commission to minister (Acts 22:17-21)

Conclusion and Application

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