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Why did Paul go to the Jews first? He wanted the advantage of the Jewish people's background and worldview to help disciple new converts.
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- The Bible and Our Culture
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- May 11, 2026
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- 1668
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Summary
Riots, race and provoking the lost to jealousy. Live an adventurous life for Jesus! It will bring persecution. Make unbelievers jealous of the life you have in Christ. Why did Paul go to the Jews first? He didn't have a racial bias. He had companions of all sorts of different ethnic backgrounds. He wanted the advantage of the Jewish people's background and worldview to help disciple new converts. Our civil duties are important, but not as important as converting people to Jesus. Riots today are like riots in the book of Acts.