Tim Mackie
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13,438 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard today
Tim Mackie’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So that's how Luke ends.
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And he's kind of
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This is a good example of how he's woven Luke and Acts together, because then Acts, volume two, begins, and Jesus says something similar after forty days of hanging out with his disciples, we're told in Acts chapter one, and that he was teaching them about the kingdom of God.
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And then he says, Listen, you guys, don't leave Jerusalem, but wait for the
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The promise of my father, which, you know, you heard about from me.
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John baptized people with water.
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Y'all are gonna be baptized with the Holy Spirit in not many days.
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And then down in verse eight of Acts chapter one, you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you to be my witnesses.
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So now he uses the word spirit joined with power, but he doesn't use the clothing metaphor.
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That's only at the end of Luke.
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But it's like a little join of Luke and Acts.
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Right.
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The same speech given twice with slightly different language.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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So there you go.
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Luke Acts kind of sets
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In other words, the New Testament is registering that whatever they participated in of the work of the Spirit pre-Jesus' death and resurrection and ascension was fundamentally different than what they experienced after his death and resurrection and ascension.
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And Peter even names this in the speech he gives at Pentecost, and maybe we should just read the story of Pentecost now.
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Okay.
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