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Every Believer as a Witness in Acts?

Every Believer as a Witness in Acts?

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  • Max Turner

The writer Luke gives in Acts encouragement to believers to be involved in the spread of the word, but he does not imply that all are expected to proclaim it, nor that the essence of the gift of the Spirit is to empower such mission. Turner argues against the position that Pentecost is the empowerment for every believer individually to be involved in proclamation of the Gospel through eight theses that are expounded.

Source: Ashland Theological Journal, 1998. 11 pages.

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God does not bestow his Spirit on his people in order to set aside the use of his Word, but rather to render it fruitful. John Calvin
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