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In this video, I dive back into Acts chapter 10, picking up from verse 36 where Peter begins speaking to Cornelius, a Roman centurion, and his gathered friends. We explore the profound moment when Peter declares Jesus as Lord over all, challenging the Roman view of Caesar's lordship. I'll walk you through the narrative of how God's message of peace through Jesus Christ was for all people, not just the Jews, highlighting the miraculous event where the Holy Spirit descends upon the Gentiles, leading to their immediate baptism. This passage is key to understanding the inclusivity of God's plan for salvation, showing that through belief in Jesus, anyone can receive remission of sins. Join me as we unpack these transformative verses from Acts 10:36-48.

Cornelius a just man who seeks God.

Saul transformed and the world is shocked

We Who have Believed The Gospel For Sure Have an Effect on What Goes On Around Us

Saul Is Stopped in his tracks by the Lord and is astonished but what he now knows to be true about the massiah.

Simon believes he can purchase the power of God and is quickly rebuked.

Philip expounds upon the book of Isaiah for the Ethiopian Eunuch

Stephen is stoned to death for his troubles.

Could they not see as they treated the prophets so they also treated the Messiah ?

The Scripture speaks and the people see that history repeats