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Mar 1, 2024 56 min

Acts 2:22-32

from Koinonia Ministries Hosted by Samuel Somesan

Peter goes on offense in describing the person and work of Jesus. Peter describes Jesus as a fully incarnated man attested to by God’s signs and wonders. Peter describes Jesus as one crucified and killed by God’s sovereign plan and man’s evil will. Peter describes Jesus as the Greater David who overcame the power of death (and the realm of the dead) in a way no one else could. This Jesus stands ready to forgive the guilt of all who crucified Him if they will believe and repent toward His person and work on their behalf.

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