What was the assembly in Acts 2:47 that the Lord added people to?
Acts 2:47 refers to the called out assembly of believing Jews. The Lord added to this assembly daily those who were being saved. This was an assembly of saved Jews, not the later revealed Church, because that truth had not yet been revealed to Peter.
Les teaches that in Acts 2:47, the assembly is the called out assembly of believing Jews. The Lord added to it daily those who were being saved. Les explains that Peter could not bring in the revelation of Christ and the church because the Lord had not yet revealed it to him. This assembly was a Jewish believing remnant, and as Les notes, you do not join an assembly without salvation.
Praising God, and having favour with all the people. And the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved.
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What is the church in Acts 2:47?
The 'church' or 'assembly' in Acts 2:47 is 'that called out assembly of believing Jews,' and the Lord added to it daily, every day, those who were being saved.