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Arise and Go
act8.
The Angel of the Lord spoke
Phillip was in position to hear from the Lord
So he arose and went
He moved when the Lord said -
Are you ready to act when the Lord directs?
A lot of people don’t get directions, because they aren’t willing to follow.
If you won’t go across the street to talk to your neighbor, why would God send you to the king or some famous person?
The Ethiopian Eunuch
A man of great authority
reports directly to the Queen
Ethiopia was a prominent place at the time
This person had substantial influence
He was in charge of all the Queen’s money
And he had came to Jerusalem to Worship
He was reading the book of Isaiah
Do you understand what you read?
He replied “How can I, unless someone guides me”
The world is full of too many people that think they know it all
As great as this man was, he understood his need fo reachers, advisers, counselors
too many people think they don’t need any advice, or correction, or guidance
that kind of thinking is foolishness -
This man was seeking God, reading the Word
And wise enough to know he also needs guidance
act8.
Phillip began to preach Jesus to him
This is the message of Acts, and of every book of the bible - Jesus
This is Isaiah chapter 53 he was reading from.
Jesus was the Messiah who suffered for His people
Phillip was able to explain how that Jesus Christ fulfilled these prophesies
For the transgressions of His people was He stricken
He that knew no sin was made sin for us
isa53.
He was made an offering for our sin
He shall justify many
For He shall bear their iniquities
There must be payment for our sins
This knowledge is inside of all of us
Yet it is a debt no one can pay
Therefor He bore the sins of many and made intercession for the transgressors
Jesus Christ made intercession for the “transgressors”
Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinners!
God saw and was satisfied - Divided the portion with the great
Given Him a name above every name!
Jesus rose from the dead, and now offers us the right to rise forever with Him
1cor1.2
It seems unlikely that he was a Gentile, since Luke does not present him as the first Gentile convert; that distinction he reserves for Cornelius.
He regards the Ethiopian’s conversion rather as another example of the loosening of bonds with Jerusalem (foreseen by Stephen in his speech) and of the liberation
It seems unlikely that he was a Gentile, since Luke does not present him as the first Gentile convert; that distinction he reserves for Cornelius.
He regards the Ethiopian’s conversion rather as another example of the loosening of bonds with Jerusalem (foreseen by Stephen in his speech) and of the liberation
2cor5.22
what and exciting revelation
When Jesus took our sins - we became righteousness in Him
We can now come boldly to the throne of grace - no longer kept out be the veil
no longer help back by sin
We can come into the presence of God - through Jesus Christ - through faith in His name
So many of us believe this for our salvation but stop there
All of the blessings of God are received through faith
If you believe that you sins have truly been taken away -
then you can pray with the same faith as Elijah, Elisha, Moses, or David
You can come to God in full confidence believing Him, not only for salvation, but for all your needs
acts8.36-38
If You Believe with all your heart
He desired to baptised and asked what was the condition
this is the only condition - you must believe
This is the condition for our salvation
Also for everything we receive from God - that You believe
When we truly believe, it affects every area of our lives.
I couldn’t help but be changed - once I believed
Why not believe even more
So much that when He speaks we will
Arise and Go!
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