1. The Acts of the Apostles
Acts 21 – Paul Travels To Jerusalem.
(Conclusion of Third Journey)
Sunday – February 10, 2019

2. Paul travels to Jerusalem (21:1-16):
Cos, Rhodes, Patara, South of Cyprus, Tyre, Ptolemais, Caesarea
Philip. Acts 8:40 (AD 34). The present date is around 58 AD.
Agabus. Acts 11:27
Then to Jerusalem.

3. Paul in Jerusalem (21:17-26):
The brethren “received us gladly” (21:17). NOTE: Rom. 15:30-31
James, most likely the Lord’s brother, apparently was one of the elders (21:18; cf. Acts 15).
Paul rehearsed all the good that the Gentiles received in Macedonia and Achaia by the gospel message. When the elders heard these things, they “glorified God” (21:20).
It is most probable that Paul has now delivered the Gentile funds (Acts 24:17) to the elders of Jerusalem.
The elders now inform Paul of the troubles that await him in Jerusalem.
There were many Jews assembled for Pentecost. “Thousands” (21:20) of these Jews were believers; “and they are zealous for the law” (Law of Moses) (20:20b). cf. Acts 15; Galatians 2