The two leading cities of Palestine represented the clash of two cultures. Jerusalem had a long history of a Jewish religion that had gone bad. Caesarea represented pagan culture and Roman domination. Naturally speaking, it would be impossible for the struggling new Church of Jerusalem to bridge the gulf separating the two. But God is a God of the impossible!
#7 - God's Purpose for the Church
The Book of Acts Series
February 12, 2021 • Steve Gallagher
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