All right, so first, looking at this ill divide both sides by X, you put it in the form of de y over DX, so that gives us tangents. And the reason that we think we should integrate is because we have a d y in the Deac. In this case, why inter next? That's our first notifies that we should try to separate these so that we can integrate. So let's try to separate variables were given to sit very bulls.

So looking at this, it's sort of a complex expression.

So today we're given in equation and were asked to solve it. That such a man chose, instead, to worship the Jewish God (Acts 10:2) is no small thing.Hello. This suggests Cornelius was a Roman centurion, stationed in the capital city of the Rome-backed king, yet he rejected emperor worship and the Roman pantheon of gods. That it was an Italian cohort probably means the men were from Rome and not natives of other cities in the Roman Empire. Formally, it means the tenth part of a legion. Yet another took Paul's advice during the voyage to Rome and saved the crew, the soldiers, and the prisoners (Acts 27:30–44).Ĭohort is from the Greek root word speira. It was also a centurion who was wise enough to stop the soldiers from beating Paul, a Roman citizen (Acts 22:25–26), and a centurion who helped save Paul from an assassination attempt (Acts 23:16–19). Although a centurion would have been in command of the soldiers who mocked and beat Jesus (Matthew 27:27–31), a centurion also realized Jesus was the Son of God (Matthew 27:54). It was a centurion who had such faith he assumed Jesus could heal at a distance (Matthew 8:8–9).

Centurions were typically wise and well-disciplined, good leaders who could control their soldiers. However, they were often in command of many more men. In literal terms, a centurion is a commander of 100 soldiers. At the time of these events, the leader in Caesarea is probably Herod Agrippa I (Acts 12:1). There is another Caesarea in Philippi, north of the Sea of Galilee, where Peter declared that Jesus is the Messiah (Mark 8:27–29). It was built by Herod the Great and named after Caesar Augustus.

It is traditionally the capital of the Roman leaders, though Pilate chose to live in Jerusalem. What does Acts 10:1 mean? Ĭaesarea Maritima is a seaport in Samaria on the coast of the Mediterranean.

Acts chapter 10 verse 1