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Romans 1:1-17 | Romans 1:1-17 | Bible Insights

Romans 1:1-17

In this daily Bible reading Paul writes to the Roman believers to strengthen their Faith. Paul told them this very important message: “For I am not ashamed of the Gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from Faith to Faith; as it is written, “But the righteous man shall live…

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Acts 28:1-31 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 28:1-31

In this daily Bible reading is the account of Paul arriving in Rome. Technically, Paul was a prisoner, but he was allowed his own quarters. He was free to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ for two years to all who came to him. Many Jews came to listen to Paul.  Paul proved to them from their own Scriptures that Jesus was the Christ, the Messiah, who was prophesied. Some believed, but others would not…

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Acts 27:21-44 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 27:21-44

In this daily Bible reading is the account Paul going to Rome on a ship with a load of prisoners and running aground on the island of Malta. The ship had been in a severe storm for 14 days. Prior to the shipwreck an angel appeared to Paul and told Paul that he would not die, because Paul must stand before Caesar.  In other words, God's mission for Paul was to preach the Gospel of…

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Acts 27:1-20 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 27:1-20

In this daily Bible reading is the account of Paul being put on a ship to be transported to Rome.  Paul was joined by other prisoners and was under the guard of a Roman Centurian named Julius.  They sailed initially to Lycia where they were transferred to an Alexandrian ship for the remainder of their journey.  Before boarding the Alexandrian ship, Paul warned the Centurian and the ship captain that the voyage would be dangerous. …

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Acts 26:1-32 | The New Testament| Bible Insights

Acts 26:1-32

In this daily Bible reading is the account of Paul appearing before Governor Festus and King Agrippa. When Paul was allowed to speak, he told his story of conversion from a dedicated Pharisee to a believer and follower of Jesus Christ. Paul told them how Jesus personally changed him and selected him to preach about Jesus to both the Jews and the Gentiles. Jesus had told Paul that Paul's mission was to "Open their eyes…

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Acts 25:1-27 | The Old Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 25:1-27

In this daily Bible reading is the account of the Jews attempting to have Paul sent to Jerusalem from Caesarea to stand trial, so that they could kill Paul on the way. The new governor, Felix, asked Paul if he was willing to go to Jerusalem. Paul was aware of the Jews’ plot and told Felix that Paul was a Roman citizen. Paul then appealed to stand trial before Caesar in Rome. This was all…

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Acts 24:1-27 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 24:1-27

In this daily Bible reading is the account of Paul being held prisoner in Caesarea under the Roman governor, Felix. The Jews hired a lawyer, Tertulus, and went to Caesarea to bring charges against Paul. Their charge was that Paul was 'a fellow who stirs up dissensions among all the Jews throughout the world, and a ring later of the sect of the Nazarene's.' In fact, Paul’s preaching did cause dissension and division among the…

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Acts 23:11-35 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 23:11-35

In this daily Bible reading is the account of Jesus again appearing to Paul.  Jesus told Paul that he must go to Rome and preach the Gospel.  Events would occur that would result in Paul traveling to Rome.  Paul did not know how these events would unfold, but this knowledge enabled Paul to respond correctly to the situations he would encounter.  For example, when Paul was to be tried by the Jews for his belief…

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Acts 22:17-23:10 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 22:17-23:10

In this daily Bible reading Paul is brought before the chief Jewish priest and high Council to speak to them. The council was very hostile toward Paul. However, Paul was clever and perceived that the council was comprised of both Pharisees and Sadducees. The Pharisees believed in life after death. The Sadducees did not. So Paul said to them, "Brethren, I am a Pharisee, the son of Pharisees; I am on trial for the hope…

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Acts 21:37-22:16 | The New Testament | Bible Insights

Acts 21:37-22:16

In this daily Bible reading is the account of Paul convincing the Roman commander to let him speak to the Jewish crowd that had tried to kill Paul. Paul spoke to the commander in the Greek language but spoke to the Jewish crowd in the Hebrew dialect. Paul was a very educated person who spoke multiple languages. He was also well educated in the Scriptures and knew them extremely well. I believe Paul was God’s…

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