The Teacher - Dr. Wierwille - Paul's First Sermon

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Show by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille

In this teaching, Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille examines the Apostle Paul’s first recorded sermon in Acts 13, highlighting the dynamic shift in how the Word was preached following the day of Pentecost. Moving from Antioch of Pisidia to Paul's later address on Mars Hill in Acts 17, Dr. Wierwille explores the historical context of Paul's ministry and the inevitably polarizing reactions to the truth. The session emphasizes salvation as a complete "wholeness" that produces a sound mind, challenges traditional Trinitarian doctrine, and reminds believers that while they are called to plant and water, it is God's "high arm" that brings the increase. Primary Verse References Acts 13:13–52: Paul's first recorded sermon in the synagogue at Antioch in Pisidia, the eagerness of the Gentiles to hear the Word, the ensuing persecution, and the disciples shaking the dust off their feet while being filled with joy. Acts 17:18–34: Paul's address at the Areopagus (Mars Hill) in Athens, declaring the "unknown God" to the Epicureans and Stoics, and asserting that God will judge the world through the man He raised from the dead. Romans 1:21–26: Referenced to explain the steep spiritual and societal consequences of changing the truth of God into an image and worshiping the creature more than the Creator. 2 Timothy 1:7: Referenced regarding the contrast between an unsound (insane or aimless) mind and the sound mind provided by God.

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