Paul's Journey to Jerusalem: Prophecies, Warnings, and Doctrinal Clarity (Acts 21)
Follow the Apostle Paul’s determined journey to Jerusalem in Acts 21 as he sails from Miletus through Cos, Patara, and Phoenicia—despite repeated prophetic warnings that imprisonment awaits. In Tyre, disciples urge him not to go, and in Caesarea, the prophet Agabus vividly foretells his arrest. Yet Paul declares he is ready to die for Christ.
Upon arriving in Jerusalem, Paul meets with James and the elders, who advise him to demonstrate respect for the Law to calm rumors among zealous Jewish believers. While Paul complies outwardly, the Scriptures reveal a deeper truth: righteousness is not through the Law, but through Christ alone (Romans 10:4).
This video explores the transitional period from Law to grace, the significance of the Holy Spirit's coming, the apostles’ doctrine, and the parable of the fig tree as it relates to Israel’s opportunity and rejection. Join us for a clear, Scripture-rich study on how the Church stands distinct in this dispensation of grace.
📖 Key Texts: Acts 21; Romans 10; Hebrews 7; John 14–16
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Follow the Apostle Paul’s determined journey to Jerusalem in Acts 21 as he sails from Miletus through Cos, Patara, and Phoenicia—despite repeated prophetic warnings that imprisonment awaits. In Tyre, disciples urge him not to go, and in Caesarea, the prophet Agabus vividly foretells his arrest. Yet Paul declares he is ready to die for Christ.
Upon arriving in Jerusalem, Paul meets with James and the elders, who advise him to demonstrate respect for the Law to calm rumors among zealous Jewish believers. While Paul complies outwardly, the Scriptures reveal a deeper truth: righteousness is not through the Law, but through Christ alone (Romans 10:4).
This video explores the transitional period from Law to grace, the significance of the Holy Spirit's coming, the apostles’ doctrine, and the parable of the fig tree as it relates to Israel’s opportunity and rejection. Join us for a clear, Scripture-rich study on how the Church stands distinct in this dispensation of grace.
📖 Key Texts: Acts 21; Romans 10; Hebrews 7; John 14–16
#PaulInJerusalem #Acts21 #DispensationOfGrace #ApostlesDoctrine #BiblicalTeaching