## Acts 6
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# đ Comprehensive Scholarly Bible Study & Critical Review: Acts 6
## đ Phase 1: Preliminary Engagement
1. **Pray for Insight**
- âLord, grant us wisdom and humility to serve and proclaim Your Word with integrity.â
2. **Read the Chapter**
- Read Acts 6 slowly, in NRSVUE and AMPC, noting any shifts in tone or emphasis.
3. **Title the Chapter**
- âChoosing Servant Leadersâ
4. **Identify Key Verses**
- Acts 6:3â4 (Selection criteria)
- Acts 6:8 (Stephenâs empowerment)
## đ Scholarly VerseâbyâVerse Analysis Method Applied to ActsâŻ6
### đ Prayer for Insight
- âHoly Spirit, illuminate our minds as we pore over each verse of ActsâŻ6. Grant us clarity, humility, and love for Your truth.â
### đ Selection of Passage
- **Passage:** ActsâŻ6:1â15 (Appointment of the Seven & Stephenâs Ministry)
- **Translations Consulted:** NRSVUE, AMPC, CJB, MSG, FNVNT, TOJB2011
### đ Initial Reading & Contextualization
1. **Broad Reading**
- Read ActsâŻ6 in all six translations three times each.
- Note where phrasing highlights different emphases (e.g., âserving tablesâ vs. âwaiting on tablesâ).
2. **Historical & Cultural Background**
- **Date:** ~ADâŻ34â35 in Jerusalem.
- **Context:** Rapid church growth; HellenisticâHebrew tensions over widow care.
- **Social Note:** Widow care was a core marker of true religion (JamesâŻ1:27).
3. **Literary Context**
- **Structure of Acts:**
- ChaptersâŻ1â5: Apostolic witness & community life
- **ChapterâŻ6:** Institutional solution
- ChaptersâŻ7â8: Stephenâs speech & first martyr
- ActsâŻ6 introduces diaconal office before Stephenâs trial.
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## đ Acts 6: Comparative Verse Table
| Verse | NRSVUE | AMPC | CJB | MSG | FNVNT | TOJB2011 |
|-------|--------|------|-----|-----|-------|----------|
| **1** | Now in those days... disciples multiplying... murmuring arose... | (See AMPC text) | Around this time... Greek-speaking Jews complaining... widows overlooked... | At that time... disciples grew... Hellenists complained... widows neglected... | Sacred family growing... Wisdom Seekers grumbled... widows overlooked... | (Equivalent detail) |
| **2** | It is not right... we should neglect the word... serve tables. | Not seemly... give up preaching the Word to serve tables. | Not appropriate... neglect Word to serve tables. | Wouldn't be right... abandon preaching to care for poor. | Not good... giving time to meals hinders teaching Creator's message. | (Equivalent detail) |
| **3** | Brothers, select seven men... full of Spirit and wisdom... | Friends, choose seven men... good reputation, full of Spirit and wisdom... | Brothers, choose seven men... full of Spirit and wisdom... | Choose seven men... good reputation, full of Holy Spirit and wisdom. | Choose seven men... good reputation, filled with Creatorâs Spirit and wisdom. | (Equivalent detail) |
| **4** | We will devote ourselves to prayer and ministry of the Word. | Weâll stick to prayer and ministry of the Word. | We ourselves will give full attention to prayer and Word. | Then we'll give ourselves continually to prayer and ministry. | Then we can give ourselves to prayer and teaching Creatorâs message. | (Equivalent detail) |
| **5** | They chose Stephen... full of faith and Spirit... | Whole assembly pleased... chose Stephen... full of faith and Spirit... | Stephen... full of faith and Holy Spirit... | Many Feathers (Stephen)... full of faith and Holy Spirit... | (Equivalent detail) | Chose Stefanos... full of emunah and Ruach Hakodesh... |
| **6** | After prayer, laid hands on them. | Apostles laid hands after prayer. | Laid hands after prayer. | (Equivalent detail) | Moshiachâs Shlichim laid hands after davening. |
| **7** | Word of God continued to spread... many priests obeyed faith. | Message of God spreading... number multiplied... priests obedient. | Word of God increased... many priests obeyed faith. | (Equivalent detail) | Dvar Hashem increased... kohanim obeyed emunah. |
| **8** | Stephen full of grace and power did wonders and signs. | Stephen full of grace and power worked great wonders and signs. | (Equivalent detail) | (Equivalent detail) | Stefanos full of Chen vâChesed and koâach effecting otot and moftim. |
| **9-15** | Opposition from Synagogue of Freedmen... false witnesses... face like angel's. | (Expanded description of opposition, false accusations, and angelic face.) | (Equivalent detail) | (Equivalent detail) | (Equivalent detail) |
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## đ§ VerseâByâVerse Detailed Examination & Commentary
### VerseâŻ1
- **Theme:** Church growth brings administrative tension.
- **Greek Insight:** ÎŽÎčαÎșÎżÎœÎŻÎ±Îœ Ïáż¶Îœ áŒÏÎčÎŽÎčÎ±ÎœÎżÎŒáż¶Îœ = âdistribution ministry.â
- **Scholars:** Bruce notes demographic pressures (Bruce 1988); Keener highlights shift from informal sharing to organized roles (Keener 2012).
- **Cross-refs:** Acts 2:44-45; James 1:27 (widow care as true religion).
### VerseâŻ2
- **Contrast:** Apostles prioritize prayer and proclamation over service.
- **Greek phrase:** ÏÏÎżÏΔÏ
Ïáż ÏΔ Îșα᜶ ÎŽÎčαÎșÎżÎœÎŻáŸł ÏοῊ λÏγοÏ
(prayer and ministry of the Word).
- **Cross-refs:** 1 Tim 4:13; 2 Tim 4:2 (priority of teaching).
### VerseâŻ3
- **Qualifications:** Full of Spirit and wisdom (ÏÎżÏία = practical discernment).
- **Cross-refs:** 1 Tim 3:8â13; Titus 1:6â9 (deacon qualifications).
- **Scholars:** Spirit-led criteria emphasize character and competence.
### VerseâŻ4
- **Mission focus:** Apostles retain teaching and prayer; others serve practical needs.
- **Functional specialization** vital to community growth.
### VerseâŻ5
- **Stephen's Role:** Faithful, Spirit-empowered leader foreshadowing martyrdom.
- **Cross-ref:** Acts 7 (Stephenâs speech and death).
### VerseâŻ6
- **Commissioning:** Laying on of hands denotes transfer of authority.
- **Cross-refs:** 1 Tim 4:14; 2 Tim 1:6.
### VerseâŻ7
- **Growth:** Word continues to spread despite administrative changes.
- **Notable:** Even many priests convert.
### VerseâŻ8
- **Miracles authenticate ministry:** Stephen's wonders evidence divine favor.
- **Cross-ref:** Acts 5:12â16.
### VerseâŻ9-15
- **Opposition and false accusations:** Ethnic tensions (Freedmen vs. Hebrews).
- **Slander as weapon:** Blasphemy charges.
- **Face like an angel:** Theophanic imagery (Exod 34:29).
- **Sets stage for Stephenâs trial and martyrdom in chapter 7.**
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## đ Critical Engagement
- **Interpretive Challenges:**
- Navigating Hellenist vs. Hebrew tensions.
- Assessing historicity and function of miracle reports.
- Role and origins of formal ministry offices.
- **Commentators Consulted:** F.F. Bruce, Craig Keener, Ben Witherington, Michael Green.
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## đ Synthesis & Application
- Early church balances Word and compassionate service by Spirit-led structures.
- Model foreshadows Christian ministry offices (diaconate).
- Contemporary churches must safeguard both proclamation and practical care without sacrificing unity.
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### đ Concluding Prayer
- âThank You, Father, for guiding us through ActsâŻ6. May our churches reflect Your balance of Word and compassionate service. Amen.â
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## đ Phase 2: Observational Analysis
- **Main Themes:**
- Delegation for balanced ministry
- Spirit-empowered service
- Equitable care for marginalized
- **Details to Observe:**
- Characters: Apostles, Hellenists, Hebrews, Seven deacons
- Events: Complaint â Appointment â Commissioning â Growth
- Commands: Appoint worthy servants (6:3)
- Promises: Apostles devote to prayer and Word (6:4)
- **Summary of Key Details:**
- **Who:** The Twelve and the seven
- **What:** Delegation of food distribution
- **Where:** Jerusalem church
- **When:** Post-Pentecost expansion
- **Why:** To protect preaching time
- **How:** Election and laying on of hands
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## đ Phase 3: Literary and Contextual Analysis
### Literary Connections
- Repetition: âWord of Godâ vs. âserving tablesâ (6:2, 6:4)
- Contrast: Spiritual ministry vs. practical service (6:2â4)
- Cause to Effect: Neglect prompts appointment
- General to Particular: Assembly â specific seven men (6:5)
- Preparation: Sets stage for Stephenâs witness and martyrdom
- Climax: Empowered miracles (6:8)
### Contextual Considerations
- Genre: Historical narrative with theological emphasis
- Author & Audience: Luke writing to Theophilus and early Christians
- Cultural: Hellenist-Hebrew tensions within Jerusalemâs Jewish community
- Cross-References: James 1:27; Gal 2:10 on care for needy
- Purpose: Preserve apostolic focus on prayer and Word (6:2â4)
- Mood/Tone: Practical and solution-focused
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## đ”ïž Phase 4: Interpretive Inquiry
### Question 1: Why seven deacons?
- **Textual Context:**
Seven symbolizes biblical completeness and a manageable team size ensuring equitable care.
- **Interpretations Across Traditions:**
- Apostolic/Generational (Sam Soleyn): Covenant fullness reflected in leadership.
- Partial Preterist (Harold Eberle): Kingdom order enacted through team.
- Charismatic (Bill Johnson): Diverse Spirit-giftings per deacon.
- Practical Evangelical (Joyce Meyer): Delegation enables ministry growth.
- Mainline Liberationist (UCC): Social equity blueprint.
- Rabbinic Orthodox: Levitical service echoes.
- Karaite: Scriptural-only offices.
- Kabbalistic: Sephiroth symbolism.
- Modern Academic: Adaptation of Greco-Roman civic boards.
- Messianic: Prophetic servanthood link.
- Essenes: Communal resource sharing.
- Historicist: Diaconate evolution traced historically.
- Liberationist: Redistribution as revolution.
- Patristic/Orthodox: Foundation for sacramental diaconate.
- Pentecostal: Emphasis on gifting over titles.
- Islamic/Shiâa: Parallels zakÄh committees.
- Buddhist analogies: Dana committees.
### Question 2: What defines a servant leader?
- **Textual Context:**
Full of Spirit and wisdom â character and competence.
- **Interpretations:**
- Prophetic authority and humility emphasized (Soleyn, Eberle).
- Leadership by supernatural enabling (Bill Johnson).
- Advocacy for marginalized (UCC).
- Rabbinic: Teach, judge, care as leadership pillars.
- Messianic: Humility modeled on Christ (Phil 2).
- Historicist: Continuity of service roles.
- Liberationist: Solidarity with oppressed.
- Patristic: Charity as essence of service.
- Islamic: Piety and justice in welfare leadership.
### Question 3: How does this shape church governance?
- **Textual Context:**
Separation of teaching and service ministries creating dual roles.
- **Interpretations:**
- Apostolic-prophetic oversight with collaborative teams.
- Kingdom justice and structure emphasized (Eberle).
- Delegated leadership best practice (Joyce Meyer).
- Synagogal officer parallels (Rabbinic).
- Historical evolution to clergy-laity roles.
- Shared governance for social equity (UCC).
- Islamic waqf trustee analogy.
### Question 4: What role does Stephenâs example play?
- **Textual Context:**
Stephenâs grace, power, and wisdom despite opposition.
- **Interpretations:**
- Prototype martyr-prophet (Soleyn).
- Kingdom breakthrough model (Eberle).
- Miraculous authentication (Bill Johnson).
- Courageous faith under false accusations (Joyce Meyer).
- Echoes OT martyrs (Rabbinic).
- Angelic favor signals divine presence (Kabbalistic).
- Pattern of Spirit-empowered witness across church history.
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## 𧩠Tradition vs. Innovation
> âThe Pharisees and Sadducees on the council are⊠protecting the faith of the ancestors from destructive innovation. But in their effort⊠they have missed the truth. In contrast⊠the Spirit-led community is ready to move in order to remain obedient to the Spirit.â
- What pressures exist in faith communities to âconserve what is trueâ?
- How can protecting tradition become a barrier to following the Spirit?
- In Acts 6, what new challenge forced the Jerusalem church to innovate?
- Where might we today need to choose Spirit-led change over mere preservation?
---
## 𧩠Community-Driven Leadership
> âLeadership arises from âbelow,â not from âabove.â⊠leaders arise from the needs of Godâs people for guidance and service.â
- What does âleadership from belowâ look like in Acts 6?
- Who were the âHellenistsâ and why did they feel neglected?
- How did involving representatives of the neglected group strengthen the church?
- How can we ensure marginalized voices shape our own ministry decisions?
---
## 𧩠The Origin of the Diaconate
> âAlthough Luke does not use the term âdeacon,â⊠hands are laid upon these new leadersâa gesture of the bestowal of authority and power taken from Judaism.â
- Why is the laying on of hands a powerful symbol?
- In what ways does Acts 6 anticipate the later office of âdeaconâ?
- How do we today recognize and empower those called to serve tables, compassion ministries, or practical care?
---
## 𧩠Adaptability of Ministry
> âThe ordained ministry in its present form is an adaptation of the church to its leadership needs⊠The church creates certain types of leadership for the community to function⊠What the church has established, the church may change.â
- How did the first church adapt its structure to meet growing needs?
- Can you think of a time our congregation created a new role or team to meet a need?
- What current âunmanageableâ tasks might call for fresh structures or roles?
---
## 𧩠Application & Next Steps
1. **Personal Reflection**
- Which area of our churchâs ministry feels most strained?
- How might Spirit-led innovation address it?
2. **Group Action**
- Identify one âtable ministryâ neglected in our context (e.g., youth, elderly, newcomers).
- Brainstorm concrete steps to appoint and empower a serving team.
3. **Closing Prayer**
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## Application (What Will I Do)?
### Meditate on
- Repent for neglecting practical service
- Claim promise of Spiritâs wisdom
- Follow deaconsâ humility
- Avoid ignoring marginalized
- Obey call to delegate
- Believe in Godâs provision
- Pray for servant-leaders
### How Will I Change
- By Godâs help I will empower teams weekly
- I will meet leaders on Mondays at church
- I will partner with [Name] for accountability
- I will act in faith based on Acts 6:4
---
## Spiritual Disciplines
### Disciplines of Abstinence
- Solitude
- Silence
- Fasting
- Frugality
- Chastity
- Secrecy
- Sacrifice
### Disciplines of Engagement
- Study
- Worship
- Celebration
- Service
- Prayer
- Fellowship
- Confession
- Submission
- Guidance
- Peacemaking
### Inward Disciplines
- Meditation
- Lectio Divina
### Outward Disciplines
- Simplicity
- Hospitality
### Hearing Godâs Word
- Scripture Memorization
### Incarnational Practices
- Labyrinth Walking
- Pilgrimage
- Visio Divina
---
### đ Disciplines of Abstinence (Self-Denial)
- **Solitude**
- *Acts 6:4* shows the Twelve withdrawing from table duty to devote themselves to prayer and the Word.
- **Example:** Schedule a two-hour âquiet slotâ each morning to pray through Acts 6:4, away from emails and chores.
- **Silence**
- The deacons âlisten firstâ as complaints emerge (6:1â2), modeling receptive silence before action.
- **Example:** Practice 15 minutes of silent listening in a team meeting before discussing logistics or assignments.
- **Fasting**
- Although Acts 6 doesnât explicitly fast, Acts 14:23 links fasting with major decisions.
- **Example:** Hold a one-meal fast before nominating new volunteersâseeking Spirit-led wisdom like the early church did.
- **Frugality**
- Fair food distribution in Acts 6 guards against waste and favoritism.
- **Example:** Use leftover church kitchen food to feed widows or low-income neighbors, mirroring the deaconsâ resource stewardship.
- **Chastity**
- The text requires deacons of âgood reputeâ (6:3), implying moral purity in all areas.
- **Example:** A young leader declines an extra-curricular benefit because it might compromise integrity, honoring the call to blameless service.
- **Secrecy**
- The selection process happened within the local assembly, not via public announcement (6:5).
- **Example:** Pray and discuss leadership choices in a small circle before formally presenting names to the wider group.
- **Sacrifice**
- The apostles sacrifice convenienceâthey lay down table-serving to preach (6:2â4).
- **Example:** A pastor relinquishes part of her preaching schedule to mentor new teachers, laying down âplatform timeâ for others.
---
### đ„ Disciplines of Engagement (Active Service)
- **Study**
- The apostles commit to âministry of the Wordâ (6:4).
- **Example:** Form a weekly Acts 6 study group that examines how delegation and teaching interact.
- **Worship**
- Daily table ministry occurred within worship contexts (6:1).
- **Example:** Integrate a âservice hymnâ into communion gatherings that celebrates both Word and table ministry.
- **Celebration**
- âThe Word⊠multiplied greatlyâ and growth sparked joy (6:7).
- **Example:** Host a quarterly potluck âActs 6 Feastâ to celebrate new converts and service milestones.
- **Service**
- Seven deacons take up the vital task of feeding widows (6:1, 6).
- **Example:** Launch a local âWidowsâ Pantryâ staffed by volunteers trained in spiritual and practical care.
- **Prayer**
- Apostles pray over the chosen men before commissioning (6:6).
- **Example:** Begin each service-team meeting with a five-minute âlaying on of handsâ prayer for empowerment.
- **Fellowship**
- The whole assembly agrees to the proposal (6:5).
- **Example:** Use small âActs 6 circlesâ for sharing needs and committing to mutual support.
- **Confession**
- The Hellenistsâ complaint (murmuring) forces transparency (6:1).
- **Example:** Introduce a âspeak-up momentâ in meetings where team members name oversights or grievances.
- **Submission**
- Disciples submit to Spirit-led selection (6:3).
- **Example:** Invite members to prayerfully yield their preferences in leadership ballots rather than push personal agendas.
- **Guidance**
- Criteria demand men âfull of⊠Spirit and wisdomâ (6:3).
- **Example:** Develop a short questionnaire that discerns spiritual gifts and wisdom before appointing volunteers.
- **Peacemaking**
- Appointment resolves the ethnic dispute (6:1â6).
- **Example:** Use conflict-resolution training to equip teams in mediating complaints before they escalate.
---
### đ§ Inward Disciplines (Heart Formation)
- **Meditation**
- Reflect on Acts 6:4âs tension between service and proclamation.
- **Example:** Spend ten minutes picturing the apostles praying while meals are servedânotice what God highlights to you.
- **Lectio Divina**
- Read Acts 6 slowly in four movements: **Read**, **Reflect**, **Respond**, **Rest**.
- **Example:** After reading verse 3, pause to let âfull of the Spirit and wisdomâ settle in your heart, then journal any divine insights.
---
### đ± Outward Disciplines (Lifestyle Witness)
- **Simplicity**
- Deacons model focused, uncluttered livesâserving one task well.
- **Example:** Cancel one extracurricular commitment this week to free time for a service project.
- **Hospitality**
- Table ministry is hospitality incarnateâwelcoming the vulnerable.
- **Example:** Invite a neighbor or widowed friend to your home meal, echoing the early churchâs open-table practice.
---
### đ Hearing Godâs Word
- **Scripture Memorization**
- Hide Acts 6:3â4 in your heart as a leadership manifesto.
- **Example:** Memorize âbrothers, choose seven⊠full of the Spirit and wisdomâ and recite it before each leadership meeting.
---
### đż Incarnational Practices (Embodied Faith)
- **Labyrinth Walking**
- Lay out seven markers along the path for each deacon, meditating on their Spirit-gifted service.
- **Example:** Walk the labyrinth at your retreat center, pausing at each marker to pray for a specific servant-leader.
- **Pilgrimage**
- Imagine journeying to Jerusalemâs tables, embracing both Word and service.
- **Example:** Plan a local âActs 6 pilgrimageâ through community agenciesâpraying at each stop for both spiritual and practical needs.
- **Visio Divina**
- Contemplate an icon of Stephen with an angelic face (6:15).
- **Example:** Spend five minutes gazing at a painting of Stephen, asking God to reveal what âface of an angelâ means for your witness.
---
## đ Phase 6: Concluding Reflection
**Prayer:**
âLord, make us servant-leaders who reflect Your Spirit and wisdom. Amen.â
---
# đ°ïž 1âHour Bible Study Session: ActsâŻ6
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**âł Agenda (60âŻmin total)**
1. Welcome & Opening Prayer â 10âŻmin
2. Comparative Reading â 20âŻmin
3. Phrasing & Nuance Discussion â 10âŻmin
4. Ministry Structure & Roles â 15âŻmin
5. Reflection & Action â 5âŻmin
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## 1. Welcome & Opening Prayer (10âŻmin)
**đ Prayer for Insight**
> âHoly Spirit, open our minds to the depths of ActsâŻ6. Grant us humility, clarity, and love for Your truth. Amen.â
**đ Introductions & IceâBreaker**
- Name & one hope for todayâs study.
- âShare a time when you saw service transform a community.â
---
## 2. Comparative Reading (20âŻmin)
> **Read each section aloud in two or three translations**, then pause for a brief âpopcornâ reflection.
### VersesâŻ1â4
> **(Multiple translations as above in table form)**
**đ Reflection (3âŻmin)**
- Which translationâs tone felt most urgent?
- What new insight do you gain from comparing these three?
---
### VersesâŻ5â8
> **(Multiple translations as above in table form)**
**đ Reflection (3âŻmin)**
- How do âfaithâ vs âgraceâ vs âchen vâChesedâ shape your sense of Stephenâs gift?
- Which imagery of empowerment resonates most?
---
### VersesâŻ9â15
> **(Multiple translations as above in table form)**
**đ Reflection (3âŻmin)**
- What do you notice about how opposition is portrayed?
- How does the âangelic faceâ prepare us for ActsâŻ7?
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## 3. Phrasing & Nuance Discussion (10âŻmin)
- **Key Terms to Compare**
- **Hellenists** vs **Greekâspeaking Jews**
- **Serve tables** vs **Wait on tables**
- **Freedmen** vs **Men Set Free**
- **Pair Activity (5âŻmin):**
- Assign each pair one term.
- Look up the original Greek/Hebrew meaning.
- Discuss how translation shapes empathy and theological emphasis.
- **ShareâOut (5âŻmin):**
- One insight per pair.
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## 4. Ministry Structure & Roles (15âŻmin)
### Why Seven Deacons?
- Seven as biblical symbol of completeness and effective ministry team size.
- Practical fairness and accountability in distribution.
- Modern equivalents in church and community ministries.
### Greek Word Study
- **ÎŽÎčαÎșÎżÎœÎŻÎ± (diakonia)** â service, distribution, ministry.
- **ÏÎżÏία (sophia)** â wisdom, discernment.
### Breakout Pairs
- Choose a translation note on the seven men.
- Identify focus: character, gifting, or function.
- Report back briefly.
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## 5. Reflection & Action (5âŻmin)
- Recap key insights about translation nuances, leadership, and ministry balance.
- Commit to one practical step to serve or support ministry balance this week.
**đ Closing Prayer**
> âLord, thank You for the lessons of ActsâŻ6. Empower us by Your Spirit to serve wisely and proclaim boldly. Amen.â
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