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Paul and Barnabas get into a sharp disagreement in today's chapter, but the Bible doesn't tell us which one of them was in the correct position, which brings up a very common question faced by many Christians: How can we handle disputes in situations where the Bible doesn't clearly tell us what to do?
Today we see that God's glory filled the tabernacle so thickly, that not even Moses could go inside. What is glory - is it a physical thing, or a spiritual thing? How does the Bible describe the glory of God?
Today we discuss the Ten Commandments. What does it actually mean to take the Lord's name in vain? And, what name is meant - what is God's name? Also - what do we learn about the character of God in the Ten Commandments?
Today we see an incredible episode in which townspeople initially want to sacrifice and honor Paul and Barnabas as gods and heroes, and just a short while later - they try to murder Paul. Humans are fickle and, as Paul teaches the church - trials are necessary to grow in Christ.
You are on trial, and the prosecutor, who has truckloads of evidence against you, needs only prove that you have done one single solitary wrong act in the entirety of your life to find you guilty. Every human would be found guilty in such a court, but a verdict of 'Not guilty' can be given to some - not because they haven't sinned, but because 0f what, or rather whom, they believe in. How can this be?
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