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Sacred Sunday~Acts Chapter 13/Saul now Paul

Sacred Sunday~Acts Chapter 13/Saul now Paul

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Welcome Church! We are here every Sunday to read the Bible, tell personal stories and pray together because when two or more are gathered.....In a non-judgement

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Welcome Church! We are here every Sunday to read the Bible, tell
personal stories and pray together because when two or more are
gathered.....In a non-judgemental down to earth format. God bless
you every one! Paul In Cyprus In Antioch there are a group of
prophets and teachers hanging around, but God singles out Barnabas
and Saul for some special duties.The pair head over to Cyprus where
they run into a Jewish false prophet named Bar-Jesus.When the Roman
governor in the area asks Saul and Barnabas to come chat with him
about Jesus, Bar-Jesus tells the governor that they're just spewing
lies. Oh, Bar-Jesus.Saul (who, did we mention, is better known as
Paul?) tells Bar-Jesus that he's a terrible, awful, no good guy and
that he's gonna be blind for a while. It matches his spiritual
blindness.Sure enough, Bar-Jesus goes blind and the governor
believes that what Saul/Paul said about Jesus must be true. After
all, if you can blind a guy, you must be holy, right? Paul In
Galatia Paul and friends leave Cyprus and head to Galatia where
they head straight for the synagogue. The religious officials there
invite them to speak (this is a first).Paul stands up and gives a
little speech about the history of the Jewish people leading up to
King David. From David, Paul claims, comes Jesus, who is the
fulfillment of everything God has ever promised the Jewish people.
Yay!Of course, the folks down in Jerusalem didn't realize this
(even though it was obvious) and they had Jesus put to death on
trumped up charges.Paul ends by telling that they can free
themselves from sin if they put their faith in Jesus (and, of
course, God).