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King Jesus against the Roman Empire (Acts 16:16-40)

February 9, 2020 Bryce Melton

“Long my imprisoned spirit lay, fast bound in sin and nature’s night; thine eye diffused a quickening ray; I woke the dungeon flames with light. My chains fell off, my heart was free. I rose, went forth, and followed thee.”

—Charles Wesley, And Can It Be

King Jesus against the Roman Empire (Acts 16:16-40)
Rev. Bradley Barnes

Acts 16:16-40

In 2020 Tags Book of Acts, Suffering, Fear, Freedom
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