Acts 20
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In Acts 20, Paul delivers a discourse to the Christian leaders in Ephesus, urging them to watch over their lives and shepherd their church. He emphasizes the importance of repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, and warns of the presence of wolves who will draw away disciples with perverse teachings. Paul also encourages collection among the churches to help support the Jewish church and promote unity, and expresses his intention to deliver a gift offering to the church in Jerusalem.
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