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Luke 1:13 · BSB
1:13 But the angel said to him, “Do not be afraid, Zechariah, because your prayer has been heard. Your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son, and you are to give him the name John.
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…if you don't believe me. These things have not happened in secret. That's not the only place, by the way, that eyewitness testimony is emphasized.Luke chapter 1, the beginning of that gospel. Luke tells us he's writing it based on, wait for it, eyewitnesses. He has gathered the evidence. He's now trying to…
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…anchor your perspective. But James not only read, this perspective, in the scriptures, James also heard it, from his own mother, from Mary herself.Luke chapter 1, Mary sang, about God's, upside down kingdom. Mary said, God has looked with favor, on the lowliness, of his servant. He has scattered the proud,…
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…completely different than every other religion, the answer to that question is, the cross. Now why is Luke right on this? In the opening chapter ofLuke, chapter 1, the opening verses, he says there that he's taking time to research and gather all these first-hand accounts of Jesus. Luke's writing in the 60s,…
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…by sight. This morning I want us to know this Jesus, this Jesus, one person in two natures, fully divine and fully human. I'm going to turn toLuke chapter 1where we read this morning. Let's turn to the scriptures Luke chapter 1. The angel Gabriel came to announce to the virgin girl Mary that she would…
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…because we see two songs that praise God, but both of them have two different backstories. So last week we looked at Mary's song earlier on inLuke chapter 1. And it would be helpful if you have that chapter open in front of you. And maybe you remember how the angel appeared to her in verse 28. And then…
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…body and I will establish his kingdom you shall build a house for my name and I will establish the throne of his kingdom forever promise come toLuke chapter 1for the fulfillment behold Mary you will conceive in your room and bear a son and you shall call his name Jesus he will be great and be called the…
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Well, good morning, everyone. It's wonderful to see you. If you have your Bibles in, please grab them and turn back toLuke chapter 1. And this is where we're going to be this morning, looking at Mary's song. So as you turn there, let's pray. I'll stay very still. So, Father, we…
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…it and think about Mary. And think about her magnificat, her experience, but also the magnificat, The song of praise that she offers to God inLuke chapter 1. If you compare the two, they are remarkably similar. Except where Hannah's was a miraculous yet natural conception, Mary's was a miraculous yet…
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Open your Bibles. Where? I want you to start by going toLuke chapter 1. ! Luke chapter 1, there in verse 68. Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, for He has visited and redeemed His people, and has raised up a horn of…
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…I hope, I hope, I hope that they're all grand, they're grand. That's alright. They are. In case anybody's panicking, they're fine. They're fine. SoLuke chapter 1. And we're going to read verse 67 through to verse 79, which is another song. This time it's Zachariah's song. So Luke chapter 1 verse 67, we'll…
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…the New Testament there are two pregnancies we're going to look at this morning and we're going to go in the first place to the Gospel of Luke, toLuke chapter 1, and read of the amazing things that happened there. We're going to pick it up at verse 5. Luke has done his introduction to his mate Theophilus.…
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…the very end. The whole theme of the book is Christ as King. We see that as the angel comes and announces the birth of the baby Jesus to Mary. InLuke chapter 1, Matthew also accentuates that. But Luke brings this same flavor to our understanding. The angel says to Mary, he says, Do not be afraid. You have…
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…appeared, we have seen it and testified to it, and we proclaim to you the eternal life which was with the Father and has appeared to us. Go back toLuke chapter 1. So you see, Luke goes back to the earliest sources. These letters were written within 15 to 25 years of Jesus' resurrection. So Luke is going back…
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…to look at John's question, at Jesus' answer, and finally at our response. So first, John's question. Now if you have read through the Gospel ofLuke, chapters 1through 3, Luke has already introduced us to John the Baptist. And we see in those chapters that the lives and callings of John the Baptist and…
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…been journeying through Luke's Gospel over the past few months. And I want to take you, at the outset of this sermon this morning, right back toLuke chapter 1. If you remember right at the start of his Gospel, you may want to turn there now, to chapter 1 and verse 4. However, we saw Luke declare at the…
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…that you know the story. If you don't, go back and look at it later on, but that's kind of where I'm going to be working from. So, looking atLuke chapter 1with the story of Zechariah, and we're going to be kind of starting in verse 13. Background, the angel, he comes to visit Zechariah when Zechariah…
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…hands up. A bit of excitement this morning. Excellent. Here's what I want you to do. I want you to take that excitement and I want you to turn toLuke chapter 1. Take that excitement to Luke chapter 1 and we'll get into this story this morning. It's really exciting. This morning we're getting into the…
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Open it up to us. SoLuke chapter 1, starting at verse 26. 26 is actually on 1026. In the sixth month, God sent the angel Gabriel to Nazareth, a town in Galilee, to a virgin pledged…
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…in this holiday season? What are you waiting, anticipating, longing for? I've put Zacharias' song in context before I read it. The beginning ofLuke chapter 1tells about Zacharias and his wife Elizabeth. For many years they have been waiting, longing, praying, particularly praying for a child. But they…
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…I said. Chapters 1 and 2 have been the anticipatory story of two boys. John the Baptist and Jesus. As we'll see in a few weeks time, as you followLuke chapter 1and Luke chapter 2, the stories of their lives, they almost run in parallel. Luke tells the story of their two oh-so-natural, yet…
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