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Colossians 1:16–17 · BSB
1:16 For in Him all things were created, things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities. All things were created through Him and for Him.
1:17 He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together.
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…church. And indeed, He is Lord of the church, but it doesn't stop there. We shorten and we truncate this grand and glorious vision. Look over atColossians 1, verse 15 through 18. Look at this world -changing vision. comprehensive and expansive scope of the reign of Christ. Paul says, He is the image of the invisible God. He…
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…called Hymns of Grace. So a broad category, songs to or about God and what He has done. Some examples, How Great Thou Art or Holy, Holy, Holy.Colossians 1, verse 15-20, by many scholars, is understood to be an early hymn. They think there, Paul is actually citing a hymn that the church at Colossae would have been…
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SoColossians chapter 1 verse 15 to 21says this. The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. ! For in him all things were created, things in heaven and…
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…An understanding of an early Christological hymn, a lot of commentators think it's because of the structure of the Greek language, is found inColossians 1, verse 15 through 20. If you'd like to turn there and look at it, you may be familiar with this. We actually sing this set to a modern tune. He, Jesus Christ, is the…
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…of God. Here the child will sit on a throne, and in Revelation 321 we see Jesus sits on none other than the heavenly throne of God with Him. So inColossians, chapter 1, verses 15 to 20, paul writes that Jesus is the image of the invisible God. Everything was created through Him. He pre-exists before all things and sustains all…
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…honestly say is my favorite in all of the Bible. But we're going to look a little bit broader than just my favorite verses. We're going to look toColossians 1, verses 15 through 20. So if you have a Bible, I want to encourage you to turn there. Colossians 1. Colossians 1. Verses 15 through 20. I've entitled this, All Things to…
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…role as redeemer and mediator, and how it relates to prayer. Let's turn firstly to one of two passages we're gonna really focus on this morning,Colossians 1:15-20. A very well known passage on the preeminence of Christ, as the ESV titles it. Colossians 1:15. Paul writes, He who is Jesus is the image of the…
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…being drawn? Light and salvation, the stronghold of my life. Whom shall I fear? Whom shall I be afraid? It's the same point. Now if you look atColossians 1:15-20in your bibles, you see that a single point is being made, and that is that Christ is preeminent. Christ is supreme. The word used explicitly is…
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…attention to the vision statement of our church, and Gary prayed the very text we're going to look at this morning. So, our text this morning isColossians chapter 1, verse 15 through 20. And my prayer for this morning is that our time will be informative for you if you are new to our fellowship. It's our great desire to connect you…
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…I guess, four different elements of Him. The first two is that Jesus is this as the Son of God, our creator and our redeemer. We're gonna turn toColossians 1:15-20. You may do so in your Bible. We are going to flick through the verses on the screen as well, but it is helpful to have the whole passage there…
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…us to our passage this morning, the book of Colossians. If you want to turn with me there, it's 983 in your pew Bibles. We're going to look atColossians 1 verses 15 through 23. The last couple of weeks what we have heard is an apostle writing to this church that he's never been to but that he loves. He's writing to them…
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…to our fellowship, but it's a way to speak about why it is that we are called together as a people for God's praise. And it is based largely fromColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20, which we're going to read together now. Before I read the text, beloved, let me remind you that this is God's word to us. It was written for His…
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…statement, again, not unique to churches, but a way for us to express what we believe we need to be doing as a congregation comes largely fromColossians chapter 1, verses 15 through 20. So let me read that, and I would ask you to follow along with me. I'm reading from the ESV translation. Paul's letters of the Colossian church,…
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…end to an ordinary life or it was a profoundly meaningful and priceless crowning event for the one who now stands as the king of the universe.Colossians 1:15-20. By him and through him all things were made and those things were bought back by his blood shed on the cross. The Bible says that we will one day…
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…minds. And so I'd like us to read together, like I said, Colossians 1, and we're going to read verses 15 to 20, which is the heart of Colossians 1.Colossians 1:15-20. Paul writes to the church in Colossae. He is, this is Jesus, He is the image of the invisible God. The firstborn over all creation. For by Him,…
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…is. In relationship to this, I want you to look at a couple different passages that are going to amplify this in your thinking and so turn over toColossians chapter 1 verse 15 through 19. By the way, as we are going to this passage, let me explain one of the characteristics of learning to be a good Bible student. You recognize that…
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…the universe by the word of His power, certainly the creator and sustainer. of this world. Colossians 1. Don't turn in here. Just stick with me.Colossians 1, verses 16-17. For by Him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities, all…
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