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Our sermon text for today represents the longest episode or section in the Book of Acts.
In the previous section and in last weeks’ sermon we learned of the conversion of Saul and how God has destined him to carry the gospel to the Gentiles, to kings, and to Israel.
But before Saul gets underway with his ministry to the Gentiles Luke will catch us up with the Apostle Peter so that can see what God has been doing with him.
Before we read our text in what to give us some things to look for by giving you some questions to answer after we have read the text.
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