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5 dni temu · The ascension of Jesus (Acts 1:9-11) The apostles’ return to Jerusalem and prayer (Acts 1:12-14) The selection of Matthias to replace Judas (Acts 1:15-26) This structure sets the stage for the Holy Spirit’s outpouring in Acts 2 and the subsequent growth of the early church. Acts 1 provides a transition from Jesus’ earthly ministry to the ...
The power of assembly prayer. In Acts 12, we find Christians in crisis. Herod had taken captive a number of them, killed James, one of the leading figures, and — seeing that this policy was popular with the Jews — proceeded to imprison Peter.
We see that in Acts 1 & 2, a breakdown that shows us the promise, preparation, proofs, people, prophecy, preaching and purpose of Pentecost: Acts 1:4-8, we read about the promise of Pentecost. Acts 1:12-26, we read about preparation for Pentecost, including prayer and leadership. Acts 2:1-4, we are given the proofs of Pentecost.
Obeying the command of the Lord, the apostles return to Jerusalem, where they wait and continue in prayer along with the women, Mary the mother of Jesus, and with His brothers (12-14). During this time, Peter addresses the (120) disciples regarding Judas who betrayed Jesus.
As we delve into the key prayer points from the book of Acts, we discover a tapestry of devotion, dependence on God, and divine intervention that shaped the nascent church. 1. Prayer for Guidance and Decision-Making. One of the earliest instances of prayer in Acts is found in the first chapter.
22 maj 2011 · Almost all of its twenty-eight chapters mention the Church praying. In chapter one, the church waited for the Holy Spirit’s coming by praying. In chapter two, after the Church was born, the believers devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, breaking of bread and to prayer.
It illustrates that God equips those He calls, promising the Holy Spirit's power for the mission ahead. This chapter also highlights the importance of prayer and unity within the Christian community. It encourages us to remain expectant and prayerful, knowing that God is always at work. Verses 1-5: Jesus' Final Instructions and Promise
