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In summary, what did Paul do when speaking to the Areopagus?
He preached the same message he preached when speaking to the Greeks.
He adapted his presentation of truth to fit the audience.
He preached the same message he preached when speaking to Jews.
He revised what he said so that his audience would agree with him.
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Answer: He adapted his presentation of truth to fit the audience.
Paul used what the Athenians already knew (their altar to an “unknown god,” their poets) to introduce the same core gospel truths (God as Creator, judgment, resurrection) — contextualizing the delivery without compromising the message (so not options 1, 3, or 4).
Paul used what the Athenians already knew (their altar to an “unknown god,” their poets) to introduce the same core gospel truths (God as Creator, judgment, resurrection) — contextualizing the delivery without compromising the message (so not options 1, 3, or 4).
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