Acts 17.22-31

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Limerick

A man from Athens heard a speech
That made him think and made him screech
He said to Paul, “What’s this?
It’s so different from bliss
It must be about the one true God’s reach

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of the Bible passage Acts 17.22-31 is to recognize God as the Creator of all things. This passage emphasizes the importance of understanding that God created all things, including us, and that He is the one who sustains and governs the world. We should take this as an opportunity to reflect on God’s power, and to live our lives in such a way that honors Him. This could include taking time to praise and thank Him for His goodness and mercy, and living a life of obedience to His commands. It could also include using our God-given talents and abilities to serve others, and to be a light in the world, reflecting the love and wisdom of our Creator.

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Related passages

Themes: God is Creator, all people are accountable to Him, and He is sovereign.

Related Bible Passages:
Romans 14:12 – All will give an account to God for their actions, as He is the ultimate judge.
Psalm 24:1 – God is the Creator of all, and thus is sovereign over all.
Acts 17:28 – People are created in God’s image and are accountable to Him.

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