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Paul followed a pattern in seeking out people who would be most likely to respond to the Gospel

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Fifth
, to large numbers of people as opportunities
arose.
In Tyrannus (Ephesus, Paul spoke daily in the
lecture hall
so all the Jews and Greeks in the province of Asia heard the Gospel (see Acts 19:9,10). Paul made his defense of the Gospel to ab riotous
crowd in Jerusalem
(see Acts 21:30,40; 22:1-22).

Sixth, to governmental officials that questioned
Paul.
He did not seek out such officials, but when he was placed on trial, he witnessed to them. In some
cases, it is better to remain silent. In other cases, it
is better to speak.
In his situation, Paul saw no reason to remain silent, but openly proclaimed the Gospel to Governor Felix (Acts 24:2), and to King Agrippa and Governor Festus (Acts 26). Notice that Paul followed a pattern in seeking out people
who would be most likely to respond to the Gospel
. He wanted to reach as many people as possible as quickly as possible.

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MISSIOLOGY - Strategy of Missions
1/7/2012
http://test.missionstraining.org/Missiology/Strategy.html

David Garrison, Church Planting Movements, 2000, (Office of Overseas Operations, International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, PO. Box 6767, Richmond, VA 23230-0767, USA)
8. Note The material above was taken from a booklet. If you wish to purchase a more extensive book on church planting, you may purchase Church Planting Movements, How God is Redeeming a Lost World , by David Garrison, WIGTake Resources, Arkadelphia, AR, United States, 360 pages, Paperback, for about $18.95.

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