00 - The Itineraries of Paul - Transcribed PDF
Paul’s Conversion Paul’s Commission Paul’s Early Ministry James, the Lord’s Brother Paul’s First Itinerary Paul’s First Message Antioch in Pisidia Iconium and Paul Lystra and the Close of Paul’s First Itinerary The Jerusalem Council Paul’s Second Itinerary The Macedonian Call Paul at Thessalonica Paul in Berea and Athens Paul in Corinth Paul’s First Epistles Paul’s Third Itinerary Paul at Ephesus The Epistles to Galatia and Corinth The Epistles to Corinth and Rome Paul at Troy and Miletus Paul's Capture in Jerusalem Paul's Defenses Paul's Prison Journey The Prison Epistles Paul's Last Itinerary Scripture Index
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by the freedom of his will. He did the miracles but by the power of God that was in him. Acts 19:12: So that from his body were brought unto the sick handkerchiefs or aprons, and the diseases departed from them, and the evil spirits went out of them. “evil spirits” – in the Aramaic it reads, “devils” 196 Paul at Ephesus Those little pieces of cloth didn’t do anything, except the people believed that when they received them, they’d be healed. Why did Paul use cloth? Because of revelation; that was the revelation because God by His foreknowledge knew what would make them believe. If God says, “Cut up an apron and give it to everybody and they’ll be healed,” do you know what’s going to happen? They’re going to be healed when you cut it up and give it to everybody. If God says, “Pour everybody a glass of water and dump it out on the ground in front of them,” then you do what? Pour a glass of