Provokedgreatly disturbed pa paroxuno

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Provoked/greatly disturbed pa?????? paroxuno
Root is to sharpen, to stimulate, to provoke,
paraphrased idiomatically his heart was eating
him. Imperfect verb, translated, kept on being
provoked.
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Paul was aware of his world and deeply affected
by it.
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Babbler spe?µ?????? seed-picker
A bird which picks up seeds in the streets and
markets hence one who picks up and retells
scraps of news.
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AreopagusHill of Ares(Greek name for Roman
god Mars So Mars Hill in some translations.
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Very religious
These two words translate the Greek
deisidaimonesterous
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Very religious
These two words translate the Greek
deisidaimonesterous from deido (to fear or
revere),
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Very religious
These two words translate the Greek
deisidaimonesterous from deido (to fear or
revere), daimon (deities, evil spirits),
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Very religious
These two words translate the Greek
deisidaimonesterous from deido (to fear or
revere), daimon (deities, evil spirits), and
stereos (firm, hard).
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What did Paul NOT do in his message?
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Paul intentionally connected to people and
adapted his gospel for them.
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John 169-11

• And He, when He comes, will convict the world
  concerning sin and righteousness and judgment
  concerning sin, because they do not believe in
  Me and concerning righteousness, because I go to
  the Father and you no longer see Me and
  concerning judgment, because the ruler of this
  world has been judged.

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Sneer ???e?a??? A jest, joke, to laugh at
Only here in New Testament. The force of the
imperfect, began to mock, should be given here in
the translation, as marking the outbreak of
derision.
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People can reject, put off,or accept the gospel
of Jesus.