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Acts 21 - Introduction

CHAPTER 21
BOUND FOR JERUSALEM.—THE TERMINATION OF THE THIRD MISSIONARY JOURNEY

§ 1. Seven Days at Tyre; or, Impending Danger announced (Acts 21:1).

§ 2. With Philip at Cæsarea; or, Renewed Foreannouncements of Evil (Acts 21:7).

§ 3. With James and the Elders at Jerusalem; or, Mistaken Counsel (Acts 21:15).

§ 4. Arrested in the Temple; or, Long Looked for, Come at Last (Acts 21:26).

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