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Who were Philip’s Daughters? What do we know about Philip’s Daughters? Was Philip buried in Heiropolis?| Reading Acts
After Agabus warns Paul of the troubles he will face in Jerusalem, believers from Caesarea escorted Paul to Jerusalem. This stage of the journey might take two days, depending on how long he stays with a Christian named Mnason. Paul’s goal is to arrive in Jerusalem by the time of Pentecost. At this point, he […] The post Who was Mnason? Acts 21:15-17 appeared first on Reading Acts.| Reading Acts
While he is staying with Philip, the prophet Agabus approaches Paul and performs a prophetic action (21:10-11). Like Philip, Agabus was mentioned earlier in the book of Acts. He prophesied a famine in Jerusalem (Acts 11:27-30), prompting the Antioch church to send Barnabas and Saul to deliver relief funds to the Christians there. Agabus took […] The post Agabus Warns Paul – Acts 21:10-11 appeared first on Reading Acts.| Reading Acts
Who were Philip’s Daughters? What do we know about Philip’s Daughters? Was Philip buried in Heiropolis?| Reading Acts
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