Acts 8.26-end

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Limerick

There once was a man from afar
Who was reading the Bible by star
He met a eunuch one day
And helped him find his way
To understand scripture, not just par.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of Acts 8.26-end is by being open to opportunities to help others without expecting anything in return. Just like Philip helped the Ethiopian eunuch understand the scripture he was reading, we can also look for ways to support and guide those around us who may need assistance or guidance. This could involve taking the time to listen to someone who is struggling, offering a helping hand to someone in need, or simply being a supportive presence for someone going through a difficult time. By being open and available to help others, we can embody the spirit of compassion and kindness that is reflected in the passage from Acts. This practical response can help us build meaningful connections with others and contribute to creating a more caring and supportive community.

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Related passages

Themes: Obedience to God’s leading, evangelism, inclusion of all people in the gospel message.

Related passages:
1. Matthew 28:19-20 – Jesus commands his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations.
2. Galatians 3:28 – In Christ, there is no Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female.
3. Romans 10:14-15 – How can they believe unless someone tells them? All are sent to share the good news.

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