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The dispensational boundary which occurred in Acts 28:28-31 is when the Apostle Paul declares to the Jewish leadership that the final opportunity for their acceptance of Jesus as Christ is over.
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Acts 29: “Lo-ammi” de facto in 28 or later?
Introduction How will we determine what happened in Acts 28 regarding the judgment on Israel? The first thing we should look at is the context of Acts 28 itself (see: https://rightdivision.com/blog/acts-29-acts-28-reconsidered ) and then the progress of doctrine as it is...
Acts 29: Acts 28 reconsidered
Introduction Paul made it to Rome amidst some amazing and miraculous works of God which would have been evident to those travelling with Paul which incuded Luke, Aristarchus, the centurion guard Julias, fellow prisoners, sailors and "others". He was judged...
Acts 29: What is this about?
Introduction Acts 28 is clearly a huge event and one which is marked out in scripture as a culminating end to the book of Acts. There is no doubt in my mind that Acts 28 is hugely significant in the...
Paul and PAul
The Next Step! Clearly "the gospel of your salvation" is an important message and is at the heart of a very special event that occurred in the life of each person who has come to trust in the Lord. Paul...
The Adjustment
The perfecting of the saints The book of Ephesians is the high water mark of PAul's prison ministry. It relates to us both the circumstances and content of the revelation of "the mystery" which was hid in God. All saints...