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  1. 19:11 Has he seen distress? I think all of those things are pretty distressing. Has he seen persecution? They literally persecution means to follow after like we think of it as it's it means following after. Like constantly on following after someone, persecuting them. Nothing Can Separate Us
  2. 31:40 That's what we're gonna look at today. Now for context, as we're looking at first Peter three, we're parachuting in on this verse today. So you have to remember that this is the Apostle Peter writing sometime around sixty three AD to followers of Jesus that are scattered by persecution throughout Asia. But Peter doesn't tell the believers to hide or to rebel against a wicked government. Peter tells them to be willing to accept persecution for doing good, if that should be God's will. Share the Hope That Is in You
  3. 31:05 Exile, persecution is good for refining fire. So, when Israel was a child, I loved him and out of Egypt, I called my son. So, change of metaphor there. God is now father. As they called them, so they went from them and they sacrificed to the bales. We Are All Gomer
  4. 43:28 Be sure Jesus says in this world, you will have phyllipsis trouble. Distress is how it's translated. Here, anguish, persecution even, but it is pressure. It can be outside or inside, but this says here we go. Thinking that they're causing me distress in my imprisonment, thinking that they're adding to my chains literally is what it says. For Me to Live Is Christ
  5. 21:53 And he was present for virtually every one of those homothumadons that we've already covered in Acts, right? Almost all of them, not all, but almost all of them. Corporate prayer and waiting on the lord from Acts one. Daily temple worship and table fellowship in Acts two. United Praise after persecution and beating in Acts four and five. With One Mind
  6. 52:58 Corporate prayer and waiting on the Lord from acts one. Daily temple worship and table fellowship in acts two. United praise after persecution and beating in acts four and five. Healing coming together to help people get through stuff. We have folks right now in this church who are suffering and they're hurting and we want to be able to help them. Unity Is Confusing for the World and Very Attractive
  7. 1:00:57 Jesus was, you know, they had to hide in Egypt and then came back. Yes, that is messianic prophecy but the truth is, god took his people which he is calling his children and he took them out of slavery in Egypt. He made them a great people in Egypt. Exile, persecution is good for refining fire. So when Israel was a child, I loved him and out of Egypt, I called my son. All of Us Are Gomer · Ray
  8. 3:33 Remember, the prisoners. Remember prisoners as though you're in prison with them and those who are ill treated, since you yourselves are also in this one body, we know that we have brothers and sisters who are being persecuted in other parts of the world. Now, we are not. I don't feel like we are. We're not but there are places in the world where Christianity is is really under persecution and that's true and we should be praying for them and it should cause us some concern and it should make our hearts ache but we pray for them because god does provide and he will provide. Jesus Is Better Than All of These Things
  9. 2:54 This is historical fact, you can look it up in extra biblical sources and see that Claudius had an edict to get the Jews out of Rome. They were causing trouble and they don't, you know, the Roman Empire, they don't like trouble. So they keep it down and they keep it down by edict or by persecution we call it sometimes, but Claudius saw the Jews as being problematic. Now, this was still in a time where Christianity was just seen as followers of the way within Judaism. So, it's very likely that the rub that was causing the commotion that caused Claudius to get them all kicked out was because the hardline traditionalist Jews that insisted on their old interpretation did not like the new interpretation of Christ being the Messiah. Start Where You Are
  10. 27:57 So they keep it down and they keep it down by edict or by persecution we call it sometimes, but Claudius saw the Jews as being problematic. Now, this was still in a time where Christianity was just seen as followers of the way within Judaism. So, it's very likely that the rub that was causing the commotion that caused Claudius to get them all kicked out was because the hardline traditionalist Jews that insisted on their old interpretation did not like the new interpretation of Christ being the Messiah, that he was not a military victor, that he was not a political guy, that he was actually the suffering servant himself. And so that's that's likely that that was the rub and Claudia says, get out of here. We don't need this in Rome and so they were sent out a diaspora. Start Where You Are

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