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French novelist and playwright Alexandre Dumas once had a heated quarrel with a rising young politician.
The argument became so intense that a duel was inevitable.
Since both men were superb shots they decided to draw lots, the loser agreeing to shoot himself.
Dumas lost.
Pistol in hand, he withdrew in silent dignity to another room, closing the door behind him.
The rest of the company waited in gloomy suspense for the shot that would end his career.
It rang out at last.
His friends ran to the door, opened it, and found Dumas, smoking revolver in hand.
"Gentlemen, a most regrettable thing has happened," he announced.
"I missed."
1- THE RESULTS
A- THE LETTER FROM THE JERUSALEM COUNCIL WAS RECEIVED WITH GREAT JOY.
ACTS
B-THE MISSIONARIES STAYED TO STRENGTHEN THE CHURCH.
ACTS 15:32-
2-THE TOUR
A-PAUL WANTED TO GO AND VISIT THE CHURCHES THEY HAD PLANTED.
ACTS 15:
PAUL AND BARNABAS HAD BEEN ON A RATHER EXTENSIVE JOURNY THEY HAD LEFT FROM ANTIOCH AND TRAVELED TO SELEUCIA FROM THERE THEY SAILED TO THE ISLAND OF CYPRUS TRAVALING THERE FROM SALAMIS TO PAPHOS.
FROM THERE THEY SAILED TO PERGA THIN TO POSIDIAN ANTIONCH, TO ICONIUM LYSTRA AND THEN FINALY TO DERBE
B-PAUL AND BARNABAS GOT INTO AN ARGUMENT ABOUT JOHN MARK GOING WITH THEM ON THEIR JOURNEY.
John Mark went with them on their first journney and abandonned them
ACTS 15:3-
ACTS 15:
However John Mark was concidered a leader in the church.
We find that Mar was actually the cousin of Barnabas this lets us know why Barnabas was so insistant.
ACTS 13:
We see that Paul later forgave Mark and he became a valuable part of Paul's ministry calling him a fellow laborer and even going as far as asking him to join him.
COLOCIANS 4:10
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2 TIMOTHY
3-THE SPLIT
A- THE DISAGREEMENT WAS SO TENSE THAT THE CHURCH PLANTING DUO WAS SPLIT APART.
ACTS 15:
B- JUST BECAUSE WE HAVE TRIALS AND DISAGREEMENTS, DOES NOT MEAN THAT GOD CAN’T USE YOU ANY MORE.
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