Acts 20

Paul travels through Macedonia and Greece, preaching the gospel; in Troas, he preaches late into the night, and after Eutychus falls from a window and dies, Paul raises him to life before continuing his journey by ship.[1][3][5] At Miletus, he summons the Ephesian elders, recounts his humble service, full proclamation of repentance toward God and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and warns of future wolves and false teachers arising, entrusting them to God and the word of his grace while affirming the church's purchase by his own blood.[1][3][4]

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