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  1. 49:24 He said, I'm a Jew of Tarsus in Cilicia, a citizen of no insignificant city, and I beg you, insignificant city actually is a humble way of stating that. We know of the library at Alexandria and the great learning in the university there and of Athens, but Tarsus of Cilicia was that quality of city. It was very very well educated as evidenced by the fact that he speaks Hebrew and Aramaic and Greek and yeah, he's a polyglot. Paul said, I'm a Jew of Tarsus and Cilicia, a citizen of no insignificant city, and I beg you, allow me please to speak to the people and when he had given him permission. Paul, standing on the stairs, they put him down, motioned to the people with his hand, and as he motions to the people with his hand, I think this is a funny gesture. Just as You Testified Here, So Also in Rome
  2. 13:54 What we hear what they hear from us and what they see from us. All of those things are really really important. And it calls back my mind to Paul by himself in Athens. He didn't have his entourage, didn't have anybody else, and he greets the philosophers on their turf on Mars Hill and he says that god has determined. He's the creator of everything and he has determined our appointed times and our boundaries of our habitation and everywhere that we'll go. The Way of God More Accurately
  3. 50:00 If you go back to just Acts 17, Paul, when he's by himself in Athens, he doesn't have his running buddies with him. He engages the philosophers on Mars Hill and he says that God, creator of everything, he's not in temples made by human hands. I see in all manners are very religious, but listen, the way God operates, he knows us and he sends us. He is determined and appointed for us at times and the boundaries of our habitation. He knows where we're going. In Him We Live and Move and Have Our Being
  4. 44:32 All of those things are really really important. And it calls back my mind to Paul by himself in Athens. He didn't have his entourage, didn't have anybody else, and he greets the philosophers on their turf on Mars Hill, and he says that God has determined. He's the creator of everything, and he has determined our appointed times and our boundaries of our habitation and everywhere that we'll go. We're supposed to be walking in the steps that he has for us, but he knows them. The Way of God More Accurately

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