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THE FIRST “SERMON” part FOUR

THE FIRST “SERMON” part FOUR. Acts 2:14-41. BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH. The ecstasy was not the result of drunkenness (it was only 9am!). It was the outpouring of God’s Spirit as prophesied by Joel (2:28-32). BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH.

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THE FIRST “SERMON” part FOUR

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  1. THE FIRST “SERMON”part FOUR Acts 2:14-41

  2. BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH • The ecstasy was not the result of drunkenness (it was only 9am!). It was the outpouring of God’s Spirit as prophesied by Joel (2:28-32)

  3. BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH • Jesus, who was approved by his mighty works among them, had been crucified and raised up according to God’s plan.

  4. THE evidence MIRACLESdunavmesi(doon AH messy) WONDERStevrasi(TEH rah see) SIGNS shmeivoiV(say MAY oyce)

  5. BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH • The “(birth) pangs of death” could not restrain Jesus the Messiah, as David in the Psalms (16:8-11) had prophesied. Remember: It is generally agreed that when David wrote prophetically, he wrote in the first person.

  6. BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH • David knew that his descendant would be the Messiah (Psalm 110:1). This Messiah is Jesus. Psalm 110:1 says,“The Lord says to my Lord:    ’Sit at my right hand,until I make your enemies your footstool.’”

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  8. NECK OF CONQUERED ENEMY

  9. BASIS OF PETER’S FAITH • We are witnesses to this fact through his resurrection. • All that you now see and hear flows from Him through the Holy Spirit. • God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Messiah.

  10. PETER’S USE OF THE O.T. • All Scripture bears witness to Christ—especially His death, resurrection, and world-wide mission • The disciples came to see OT references to “God’s anointed” or “king” or David’s “royal seed” as finding their fulfilment in Jesus. • It is generally agreed that when David wrote prophetically, he wrote in the first person.

  11. RESOURCES QUOTED/USED • Achtemeier, Paul J., Joel B. Green, Marianne Meye Thompson. Introducing the New Testament: Its Literature and Theology Hardcover. Eerdmans, 2001. • Stott, John R. W. The Message of Acts. IVP,1990. • Witherington, Ben. The Acts of the Apostles : A Socio-Rhetorical Commentary. Eerdmans, 1997.

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