In Acts 17:1-13, St. Paul narrates his experience with the Thessalonians and the Bereans. Both of them were Jews, both of them were "fully equipped" with the same "God-breathed" Scriptures, both of them heard the same Paul preach the same Gospel, both of them "searched the Scriptures", and yet, the Thessalonians ended up rejecting the Gospel and driving Paul out of town, while the Bereans ended up accepting the Gospel and becoming believers.
So, what was the difference between the Thessalonians and the Bereans that caused the former to reject the Gospel and the latter to accept it?
So, what was the difference between the Thessalonians and the Bereans that caused the former to reject the Gospel and the latter to accept it?
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