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  1. Monday's Lesson: RECEIVING THE PROMISE. In Acts 2:13, some of the people mocked the Disciples and claimed that they were full of new wine. In verse 37; the very same people are "cut to the heart and asked Peter and the rest of the Apostles, "Men and brethren, what shall we do?"

    What happened between verses 13 and 37? It was Peter's preaching of the Gospel that moved the men to realize their great need for a savior. And who was Peter? He was a fisherman turned fisher of men because he had been with Jesus! (Acts 4:13)

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  2. God;s word is sharper than any two edged sword. Indeed, when we make ourslves fertile ground for of the Holy Spirit, He will use us to the amazement of people. God;s word has power to bring into being that which it says. When, our lives are revived and reformed by God's word and Spirit, it will natural for us to Obey whatever He tells us to do. We need to empty our soul temples with any defilment and allow the Lord to fill up the vaccum so that we become useful vessels for Him. Our stone herats that struggle to do the will of our Lord will be natrually obedient at His command.

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