the setting

It is related that Thomas Aquinas came to Rome and visited Innocent IV. He looked somewhat amazedly upon the mass of plate and treasure which he saw there. "So", said the pope, "you see, Thomas, we cannot say as did St. Peter of old, 'Silver and gold have I none.'" "No", said Aquinas, "neither can you say, as did he, to the lame man ‘rise up and walk’ ".

The Setting• Who• Where• When

The Setting• Who• Where• When

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The Setting• Who• Where• When

The TempleThe Beautiful GateSolomon’s Portico

Temple Beautiful Gate

Solomon’s Portico

The Setting• Who• Where• When

3pmTime of Prayer

The Lame Man• How is the lame man described?

The Healing• What DID they have?

The Effect• On the man• On the people• On the leaders

The 2nd Sermon• Begins with two questions…• How does he describe Jesus?

Compared with the 1st

Conclusion• We have a gift far greater than silver and

gold to give this world….Jesus of Nazareth

For Next Week• Read Acts chapter 4• What was causing the opposition?•  The reactions and motivations of the

disciples and the temple leaders. How do they compare?

•  How does the opposition affect the church and the disciples?