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Acts 20:16 -- Paul hurries to reach Jerusalem for Pentecost. Winger notes he missed Passover and his motivation is gospel preaching to Jews gathered for the feast, not pure feast-day observance.

Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 01:17:34 – 01:19:10

Survey of Acts 20:16, Paul and Pentecost

Winger handles this carefully: Paul is going to Jerusalem for Pentecost, which could imply feast observance. But he also missed Passover (so it is not comprehensive feast-keeping), and Acts 20:24 shows he is compelled by the Spirit with a gospel mission. His real goal is access to the gathered Jewish crowds for preaching.
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Does Acts Teach Us to Follow the Law of Moses？ Hebrew Roots part 3 @ 01:17:34

2019-05-22

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