Acts 21:10
Acts 21:10 Meaning and Explanation
“And as we tarried there many days, there came down from Judaea a certain prophet, named Agabus.”
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Read Full Chapter →During the longer stay at Caesarea, a prophet named Agabus arrives from Judea.
What Does Acts 21:10 Mean?
While the company lingers many days at Caesarea, a prophet named Agabus comes down from Judea. Luke's readers have met him before, when he foretold a great famine. His arrival signals that another word from the Lord is about to be given.
God does not leave Paul to walk blindly toward Jerusalem. A trusted prophet travels to meet him with a message. The Lord prepares His servants for what is coming, not always by sparing them the trial, but by making sure they walk into it with eyes open and faith ready.
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What does Acts 21:10 mean?
During the longer stay at Caesarea, a prophet named Agabus arrives from Judea.