~10 min.Assembly Discipline
inthebeloved.org · ... of weeks. There was great love for the Lord and for the fellow-believers (Acts 2-4). But a greedy Christian husband and wife had a little scheme. ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 98-18
~10 min.The Church in Actual Existence
The Church in Actual Existence. Acts 1-9. In tracing God's thoughts of the Church, as unfolded in His Word, we shall find the early chapters of ...
~11 min.Abraham
biblecentre.org · ... first message of the Spirit of God to Israel as a whole in Acts 2-7. There we find these remarkable addresses of Peter with the eleven where he ...
20:33Part 1
... to study, and in some measure to emulate. We read in verse 36 of Acts 4 that he was called Joseph, the surname was Barnabas, which meant, in our ...
~12 min.Letters of Commendation - Discipline
inthebeloved.org · ... of weeks. There was great love for the Lord and for the fellow-believers (Acts 2-4). But a greedy Christian husband and wife had a little scheme. ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 01-53
~16 min.The Apostle John And His Writings
biblecentre.org · ... in what name or by what power they had healed the lame man in Acts 4 they replied that it was done "in the name of Jesus Christ the Nazaraean" ( ...
~14 min.Rebecca
biblecentre.org · ... the church and producing godly characteristics in the multitudes that believed (Acts 2-4)? Verse 22 relates how Rebecca received gifts, namely a ...
~19 min.The King of Israel, the Son of God and the Son of Man
biblecentre.org · ... which the disciples later apply to the time when the Lord Jesus was killed (Acts 4,25), but it will come to its full expression in the time of ...
~19 min.The Holy Spirit
biblecentre.org · ... But they did not expressly pray for it. But nevertheless the prayer in Acts 4 shows a heart condition that could lead to being filled with the ...
33:44Part 13
... what you would call deacon service, and they look after this matter. In Acts 4, you have Barnabas. He sells a field. He takes the money and he ...
34:06Part 1
... but I think that is indicative. And if you take that together with Acts 1-5 and the rest of Acts 2, I think it is fairly conclusive as ...
