Expositional Preaching of Acts 19:1-6, 7-10

Diagram of Acts 19:1-6, 7-10

And it

came to pass, that,

while Apollos 

was at Corinth,

Paul having 

passed through

the upper coasts 

came to Ephesus:

and 

finding [certain] disciples,

He (Paul) said to them, 

Have you 

received 

the Holy Ghost (Spirit)

since (when)

you believe?

And 

they said unto him (Paul),

We have not 

so much 

whether there

be any

Holy Ghost.

And he (Paul)

said unto them,

Unto what then

were you baptized?

And they said,

Unto John's baptism.

Then said Paul,

John truly [baptized]

with baptism of repentance,

saying unto 

the people, 

that they 

should 

believe

on [him]

which should

come

after him, 

that is, on Christ Jesus (Matt. 3:11; Acts 1:5)

When they

heard this,

they were

[baptized]

in

the name

of the Lord Jesus. (Acts 8:16)

And when Paul

had laid

his hands

upon them, the Holy Ghost (Spirit)

came

on them; 

and they

spake with

tongues, and

prophesied. (Acts 2:4)

vs 7-10

And all 

the men 

were about

twelve.

And he (Paul)

went into

the synagogue,

and 

spake boldly 

for the 

space of

three months,

disputing

and 

persuading

the things

concerning 

the kingdom of God. (Acts 1:3)

But when 

divers 

were [hardened],

and

[believed] not,

but 

spake

evil

of the

way 

before

the multitude,

he (Paul)

[departed]

from them,  Who?

and

[separated]

the disciples,

disputing [daily]

in the

school of

[one] Tyrannus. (Acts 9:2)

And 

this

[continued]

by the

space of

two years;

so that

all they

which 

[dwelt]

in Asia 

[heard]

the [word]

of the

Lord Jesus,

both

Jews

and 

Greeks. (Rom. 1:16)