Acts 1 gives the qualifications used when replacing Judas: a witness of the Lord’s ministry and resurrection. Paul’s apostleship involved Christ’s appearance to him and was not merely a self-selected title.
Deuteronomy 13 warns Israel not to follow a sign-worker who calls people away from God. Matthew 24 warns about deceptive signs, and First John 4 commands testing the spirits. A claim of power is not permission to disregard revealed teaching.
Jesus teaches watchfulness and warns that the day and hour are not known. Acts 1:7 places times and seasons under the Father’s authority, while the apostles are commissioned as witnesses.
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