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Acts 4:32-5:42
Acts 4:35 – “Lay them at the apostles’ feet” means they put things under control of the apostles. The money was specifically given to needy Christians.
Acts 5:1-11 – Ananias and Sapphira
Acts 5:3 – “Satan filled your heart” is a figure of speech (compare James 5:4; Romans 6:16). Satan didn’t physically take control of them.
These phrases are used interchangeably:
“lie to the Holy Spirit” (Acts 5:3)
“lied … to God” (Acts 5:4)
“put the Spirit of God to the test” (Acts 5:9)
The text makes a distinction between money that is “one’s own” and that which is “common” (Acts 4:32). Chapter 5 makes the same distinction (Acts 5:2, 4). This is good to remember when thinking about the use of the treasury.
Acts 5:17-42 – “they laid hands on them”
By Mark Watson5
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Acts 4:32-5:42
Acts 4:35 – “Lay them at the apostles’ feet” means they put things under control of the apostles. The money was specifically given to needy Christians.
Acts 5:1-11 – Ananias and Sapphira
Acts 5:3 – “Satan filled your heart” is a figure of speech (compare James 5:4; Romans 6:16). Satan didn’t physically take control of them.
These phrases are used interchangeably:
“lie to the Holy Spirit” (Acts 5:3)
“lied … to God” (Acts 5:4)
“put the Spirit of God to the test” (Acts 5:9)
The text makes a distinction between money that is “one’s own” and that which is “common” (Acts 4:32). Chapter 5 makes the same distinction (Acts 5:2, 4). This is good to remember when thinking about the use of the treasury.
Acts 5:17-42 – “they laid hands on them”