A Reformed Baptist Perspective on Public Theology: The Ministry of Paul, Part I
theroadofgrace and William F. Leonhart III
You can read earlier posts in this series by clicking on the links below:
•The Reformed Confessions (Part I)
•The Reformed Confessions (Part II)
•The Reformed Confessions (Part III)
•Redemption and Creation in Kuyper
•The Incarnate Lord (Part III)
•Introduction to the Book of Acts
•The Ministry of Peter and John in Acts
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In the previous blog, we examined the public ministry of Peter and John in order to develop an understanding of the public theology presented in Acts. As most readers of this blog know, the primary figure in the narrative of Acts switches from Peter to Paul after Acts 13. In this blog, we will begin our discussion on the public theology of Paul as presented in Acts. In particular, we will focus on four events during Paul’s first and second missionary journeys.
Paul at Lystra
We begin by examining the events surrounding Paul’s first missionary journey with Barnabas. In Acts 14:8-18, Luke records the account of a lame man being healed by the hands of Paul….
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