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The Reality of God
Acts 17:16 Now while Paul waited for them at Athens, his spirit was provoked within him when he saw that the city was given over to idols.
Paul was simply waiting
Paul and Silas had preached in Thessalonica, going into the Jewish synagogue.
Though some believed, Because of Jealousy some made it difficult for for the message of Jesus to be heard in the marketplace.
The message of Christ was heard in the synagogue but blocked in the marketplace.
Paul and Silas left the city to go to Berea.
Again they went into the Jewish Synagogue and preached Jesus.
They were more open to the message and searched the scriptures daily to confirm what they had heard and believed.
The people from Thessalonica heard about them preaching in Berea and when to Berea to hinder the message.
Paul was placed on a bout to Athens while Silas and Timothy stayed there for a season with commandment to Join Paul as soon as they could.
The text finds Paul waiting for Silas and Timothy to join him.
Why don’t more people know God?
People want to know God
People are easily distracted
Our senses get in way.
What we see, smell, taste, touch, hear impacts our ability to believe.
God shows himself to the world.
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