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Acts 26 Paul testifies before king Agrippa



Gene R. Cook
“There are things we can do that will help us to consistently have the Spirit of the Lord in our homes, especially during scripture reading time. And if we have that Spirit, both the parents and children can be touched, blessed, and changed—and each family member can be strengthened every day we read the words of the Lord together…If you use spiritual examples from your own life, you will invite the Spirit into your home and will help bring about the conversion of all present.

We see a classic example of this principle—and its power—in Paul's testimony to King Agrippa.” (Searching the Scriptures: Bringing Power to Your Personal and Family Study, 204-9, emphasis added)
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