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Acts 13 13:1-3 the Church at Antioch 1 2 8/26/07 4. Now they are back at Antioch and ministering to the Lord. Acts 13 13:1-3 The church at Antioch. Tonight we begin the third and last section of the book of Acts according to the table of contents that 13:1 The church members, prophets and Jesus gave in the first chapter. Acts 1:8 teachers. * The apostles would be witnesses to Him in 1) The church “ekklesia” means “the call Jerusalem, all Judea and Samaria and the ends of out” by God from the world of darkness the earth. into His marvelous light. 1. In chapter 1-7 we saw the birth, and a) It appears 24 times in Acts. development of the church at Jerusalem. b) The context will determine of a local 2. In chapters 8-12 we saw the disbursement of the church, house church, the church as a church through persecution to all Judea &Samaria whole or the universal church in 3. Now in chapters 13-28 we are going to see the heaven and earth. extension of the church to the ends of the world. 2) The city of Antioch was the third largest city in the Roman world, Rome being first The central figure has been Peter in the first twelve then Alexandria. chapters and the central place of worship has been a) It was located on the Orontes River, Jerusalem, but now Saul of Tarsus, later to be 15 miles from the Mediterranean Sea. called Paul, will become the central figure and the b) It was founded by Seleucus Nicator of central place of worship will be Antioch. the Seleucid dynasty, was the capital 1. Men of Cyrene and Cyprus had preached to the of Syria, named after his father. Greeks and Jerusalem had sent Barnabas to c) It was a wealthy city called “The eye confirm the work. Acts 11:1923 of Asia”, with a large Jewish colony 2. Barnabas sought Paul out and they both taught but prominently Greek, the city was a at Antioch for one year. Acts 11:25-26 byword for luxury and immorality. 3. The church at Antioch had sent relief to the poor d) It had a temple to Daphne, who was saints at Jerusalem by the hand of the elders , said to have been changed into a Barnabas and Paul. Acts 11:27-30 laurel bush to avert Apollos sexual pursuit, the sacred priestesses in the 3 4 laurel groves reenacted the account c) This was an imperative command, the with sexual rites 5 miles outside the perfect tense indicates an action in the city. past and present, so this was e) It’s population was about 500,000. confirmation to both men, not news. 3) The prophets were primarily men chosen d) When they had gone through Phrygia by God to speak as His representatives, and the region of Galatia, they were secondly they revealed future things forbidden by the Holy Spirit to periodically, both all O.T. & N.T. preach the word in Asia and Mysia.” 4) Teachers were the men gifted by God Acts 16:6, 7 to instruct the people of God in the things e) The Holy Spirit spoke clearly about of God. Eph. 4:11-16 people departing from the faith in the * These offices are second and third latter times. 1Tim. 4:1 to apostles. 1Cor.12:28 13:3 The obedience of the church. 13:2 The present activity of the church. 1) The church sought the Lord by fasting 1) They were ministering, which means to and prayer. officiate an office of the state at ones * The implications is worship and own expense. reverence to seek the will of God! a) The word is used in the LXX for the 2) They laid hands on them and released priests service. them for the work they were called. b) We get our word “liturgy” from it. c) They served the Lord in fasting and 13:4-14:28 The first missionary journey prayer with all their hearts. 2) The Holy Spirit spoke, calling out 13:4-12 The mission to Cyprus. Barnabas and Paul to the mission field not men, 49 A.D., six years after Paul’s arrival! 13:4 -5 Their arrival to Cyprus. a) The Holy Spirit spoke through the 1) The Holy spirit sent them out to Seleucia, prophets present, the Holy Spirit the port of Antioch, 5 miles north of the would do His work. mouth of the Orontes River. vs. 4a-b b) The Holy Spirit was the director over 2) Then they sailed to the Island of Cyprus, the First church council. Acts 15:28 60 miles off the coast of Syria on the 5 6 Mediterranean Sea, 150 miles long and having understanding, yet he had this 40 miles wide and Barnabas was a sorcerer as his councilor. vs. 7a-c native. vs. 4c 1)) Many have tried to fault the Bible 3) The city of Salamis was the historically but archeology has administrative center on the east coast of always proved the accuracy of the the island. vs. 5a scriptures. 4) Paul always went to the synagogue first 2)) Paphos was annexed by Rome in as a springboard to the gentiles. vs. 5b 57 B.C. and incorporated in the 5) John Mark was the nephew of Barnabas, province of Cilicia two years later. he was not called but taken. vs. 5c 3)) In 27 B.C. it became a Senate province and governed on behalf 13:6-8 The journey to the west side of the of Augustus in 22 B.C. and Island. administered by a proconsul. 1) They encountered a sorcerer. vs. 6 b) The proconsul petitioned them to hear a) Paphos was the capital of the Island, the word of God. vs. 7d on the southwestern side, a few miles 3) They were opposed regarding the gospel. north from the old site from the vs. 8 Temple of Venus. vs. 6a a) Elymas withstood them when they b) The term sorcerer “magos” means a presented themselves. vs. 8a wise man, a magician an soothsayer, b) Elymas was trying to hinder Sergius like Simon the sorcerer. vs. 6b Paulus from hearing the Gospel. * Acts 8:9; 19:11-13; Deut. 13; 18:10- 11 13:9-12 The power encounter by the Holy c) A false prophet, his message and Spirit. source was not of God. vs. 6c 1) Saul confronted Elymas the sorcerer. vs. d) A Jew named Bar-Jesus means son of 9 Yahweh. vs. 6d a) Saul means ask, the name of the first 2) They came before the governor of king of Israel. Paphos. vs. 7 b) Paul means little one, appearing here a) The proconsul, Sergius Paulus was in for the first time. intelligent “sunetos” man, prudent and 7 8 c) Saul was filled with the Holy spirit, b) He went around seeking someone to literally having been filled with the lead him by the hand. vs. 11b Spirit. 4) The proconsul got saved. vs. 12 d) Looked intently “atenizo”, to focus a) He believed, the expression through steadfast, he “pinned him” or “mad- the book of Acts implies conversion, dogged him’. there is no reason to believe 2) Saul addressed himself to Elymas. vs. 10 otherwise. vs. 12a a) Saul addressed him by his character, “ b) He believed when he say what had O Full of all deceit and all fraud, been done, the power of the Holy meaning one who baits people as an Spirit defeating the power of impostor, unscrupulous and cunning. darkness. vs. 12b vs. 10a-b c) He was astonished at the teaching of b) Saul identified his spiritual the Lord. vs. 12c relationship, “You son of the devil “diabolos” accuser, slanderer. vs. 10c 13:13-41 The ministry at Antioch. * He was not “Bar-Jesus” but “Bar- Satan”, son of Satan! 13:13-14 The journey to Asia Minor. c) Saul him by his activity, “You enemy 1) The phrase “Paul and his party” set sail of all righteousness, all that is just and from Paphos. vs. 13a right”. vs. 10d a) The name of Paul has changed and c) Saul described his persistency, “Will will be so, with few exceptions. you not cease perverting the straight b) Paul is now the leader, there has been ways of the Lord?” vs. 10e a definite change in the leadership of 3) Saul pronounced the judgment of God on the mission and through the rest of him mot Paul. vs. 11 Acts. “And now, indeed, the hand of the Lord c) The phrase set sail “anago” The phrase is upon you, and you shall be blind, is a nautical term. not seeing the sun for a time.” 2) They arrived at Perga in Pamphylia. vs. a) Immediately a dark mist fell on him, 13b he could not see. vs. 11a 9 10 a) Perga was 170 miles from Cyprus and 13:14 The journey to Antioch of Pisidia. was the capital of Pamphylia, about 7 1) They went from Perga to Antioch of miles inland from the river Cestrus. Pisidia. vs, 14a-b b) Pamphylia was between the Tarsus a) This was Antioch in Pisidia distinct range and Mediterranean, bordered in from the one in Syria. the west by Lycia and in the east by b) Antioch in Pisidia, directly 100 miles Cilicia. (modern day Turkey) north, through the Tarsus mountains. 3) John deserted them at this point. vs. 13c-e c) The area was called Phrygia Galatica, a) He was the nephew of Barnabas and 2) They went to the synagogue and sat the son of Mary the sister of Barnabas down.
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