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Acts 22
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22:1-21
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Why did speaking in Hebrew make the crowd quiet?
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# Acts 22
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## 22:1-21
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### Why did speaking in Hebrew make the crowd quiet?
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Speaking in Hebrew made the crowd quiet. When they heard Paul speaking Hebrew, they knew Paul was a Jew.
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Who was Gamaliel?
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### Who was Gamaliel?
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Gamaliel was a Pharisee and teacher in Jerusalem. People respected this man. He taught many other Jewish teachers.
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See: Acts 5:34
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How did Paul study at the feet of Gamaliel?
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### How did Paul study at the feet of Gamaliel?
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When Paul he studied at the feet of Gamaliel, he used a metaphor. Gamaliel taught Paul. Some scholars think Gamaliel taught and raised Paul. Other scholars think Gamalier taught Paul but he did not raise him. Because Gamaliel taught Paul, Paul the best education in the Law of Moses and the things the Jews taught
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See: Metaphor; Law of Moses
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Why did Paul say he was zealous for God?
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### Why did Paul say he was zealous for God?
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Paul said he was ‘zealous’(ζηλωτής/g2207) for God because he wanted the Jewish crowd to know he was not angry at them for beating him and wanting to kill him. He did the same things to Christians before he believed in Jesus.
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What was the Way?
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“The way” was a name for Chrisitans (see: Acts 19:9, 23; 22:4; 24:14, 22).
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See: John 14:6
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Why was the high priest able to bring Christians from another country to Jerusalem in bonds?
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### Why was the high priest able to bring Christians from another country to Jerusalem in bonds?
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At that time the high priest in Jerusalem had permission to bring back a prisoner to Jerusalem from other areas under Roman control. Saul looked for Christians who left Jerusalem when the people persecuted Christians (see: Acts 8:1).
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