Act 17:10 | MHM | STEP | The Noble Bereans; Paul and Silas at Berea This passage tells the story of Paul and Silas traveling to Berea after facing trouble in Thessalonica. Even though they had to leave because of persecution, they did not stop preaching the gospel. In Berea, they met people who were open-minded and eager to learn. The Bereans are remembered for their careful study of the scriptures and their willingness to accept the truth. This story encourages us to be diligent in studying God’s word and to keep sharing the gospel, even when we face difficulties. v. 10 : When the believers in Thessalonica saw that Paul and Silas were in danger, they quickly sent them away at night to Berea. This was not just to keep them safe, but also so they could continue preaching in a new place. Jesus had taught, When they persecute you in one city, flee to another (Matthew 10:23 ). Paul and Silas did not stop serving Christ because of trouble. As soon as they arrived in Berea, they went to the synagogue to share the message with the Jews there, showing respect and love even to those who might oppose them.

‏ Acts 17:10

The Noble Bereans; Paul and Silas at Berea

This passage tells the story of Paul and Silas traveling to Berea after facing trouble in Thessalonica. Even though they had to leave because of persecution, they did not stop preaching the gospel. In Berea, they met people who were open-minded and eager to learn. The Bereans are remembered for their careful study of the scriptures and their willingness to accept the truth. This story encourages us to be diligent in studying God’s word and to keep sharing the gospel, even when we face difficulties.

v. 10: When the believers in Thessalonica saw that Paul and Silas were in danger, they quickly sent them away at night to Berea. This was not just to keep them safe, but also so they could continue preaching in a new place. Jesus had taught, When they persecute you in one city, flee to another (Matthew 10:23 ^a). Paul and Silas did not stop serving Christ because of trouble. As soon as they arrived in Berea, they went to the synagogue to share the message with the Jews there, showing respect and love even to those who might oppose them.