Albert Barnes on Acts 28:28
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Acts28:28
The salvation of God. The knowledge of God's mode of saving men.
Is sent unto the Gentiles. Since you have rejected it, it will be offered to them. Acts 13:46.
And that they will hear it. They will embrace it. Paul was never discouraged. If the gospel was rejected by one class of people, he was ready to offer it to another. If his own countrymen rejected and despised it, he never allowed himself to suppose that Christ had died in vain, but believed that others would be inclined to embrace its saving benefits. How happy would it be if all Christians had the same unwavering faith and zeal as Paul!
(k) "Gentiles" Mt 21:41, Acts 13:46,47, 18:6, 22:21, 26:17,18, Rom 11:11
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