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Luke 1:32–33 · BSB
1:32 He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will give Him the throne of His father David,
1:33 and He will reign over the house of Jacob forever. His kingdom will never end!”
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…to the very beginning of the Gospel and just remind you of why Dr. Luke wrote this and how it impacts what we're going to talk about this morning.Luke chapter 1in verse 1, it says, Inasmuch as many undertook undertaken to compile an account of the things accomplished among us, just as they were handed down…
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…Jesus, Emmanuel, God with us. Praise the Lord. So today we'll continue from there. So we see what Zechariah, the prophecy says, right? It says inLuke chapter 1. Luke chapter 1, verse 68. Luke chapter 1, verse 68. It said, Blessed is the Lord of Israel. for he has visited and redeemed his people. Next…
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…has come before me. The Son of God. The Lord who's entered into his temple. Well, where else do we find it about John? Well, we can go just back toLuke chapter 1. And in Luke chapter 1, I think it's in verse, what verse is it? In verses 76 through 79. we have John's father prophesying. He says, Then in Luke…
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…going on here and he's going to put her away so she's not a spectacle to everybody. Okay. And the Bible said, I think it's numbers, excuse me,Luke chapter 1, I think it is, said he had a dream at night. And when he did, God got an angel appeared to him in a dream and said, "Don't hesitate to take her to…
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…his delusions without doing any harm to himself, or so they thought. And the story reminds me how imperfect we are and how we forget, right? InLuke chapter 1, Mary's told by the angel Gabriel, you have found favor with God. You will conceive and give birth to a son, and you will name him Jesus. He will…
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…pray for others. The next one you know, his name is Luke. You're pretty familiar with him, right? We're going to be reading from his book, probablyLuke chapter 1and 2, as we get closer to Christmas. Paul just refers to him here as Luke, the beloved physician who sends you his greetings. Amazingly, Luke is…
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…and be a legal human being on this earth to pay the price for our eternal life. Now say amen to that, somebody. Now, Mary even said something inLuke chapter 1and verse 46. Now, are you staying with me? This is important. Because there's churches that say that by a miracle Mary became sinless, and…
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…in your grace. I ask for your anointed Father upon this vessel of clay now. In Jesus' name. Amen. You can be a city. God bless you. Let's go toLuke chapter 1today. Oh, yeah. Thank you, Lord. Well, I'll get to it in just a minute, alright? I'm saying one thing, God's saying something else to me. But I'm…
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…work, that visiting, is the word that Zechariah the priest would use at the fulfillment of God's word at the birth of his son John the Baptist inLuke chapter 1. He would say, Blessed be the Lord God of Israel. For he has visited and redeemed his people. Joseph said, God will surely visit you. And he said…
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…like that. I'm blessed. So a lot of times I don't enter anymore. Give other people a chance. Isn't that nice of me? Yeah. In our story today,Luke chapter 1, Zechariah had won the lottery. It says that the lots were cast. and he had won. His his habit was he would go to Jerusalem twice a year, because…
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…them, whether it was Peter telling Mark or even if it was the Holy Ghost, >> they didn't see fit to tell Mark about the lad. >> Luke, according toLuke chapter 1, he probably got most his information from eyewitnesses and of course the Holy Ghost. But nobody mentioned to Luke anything about no lad. >> I…
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…of Nain, see her and heal her son, she is lost to history. I don't mean to be rude, but she's a nobody. Remember what we said about Nazareth inLuke chapter 1, 2, and 3? It's like if you're from Nazareth, you are a nobody from nowhere. You don't affect anything. You don't affect the economy. You don't…
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…chapter 4, here's the prophecy. He says, Behold, I send you Elijah the prophet before the great and awesome day of the Lord comes. Okay, great.Luke chapter 1, the angel appears to John the Baptist's dad, Zechariah, and he says, This of his son, and he will turn many of the children of Israel to the Lord…
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…the switch is all about. Somebody say amen. How was Jesus born? An angel came to a woman called Mary. She was a virgin. Do you remember that story?Luke chapter 1. Do you remember Luke chapter 1? And he tells her Mary, Oh, you are highly favored. And you shall conceive, bring forth a son. You shall call his…
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…this as we go to Luke chapter 4, we live now chapter 3, and we go to Luke chapter 4 and verse number 1. It's like it. The next thing is this inLuke chapter 1, chapter 4, and verse 1, it says, Then Jesus being filled, please let's go there. Then Jesus being filled with the Holy Spirit returned from the…
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…nations, nations, nations? All the communications of God to Abraham is about what? Nations! Glory to Jesus! Hallelujah! Good, so now let's go toLuke chapter 1, everybody. Luke chapter 1 verse 73 to 77. Some people are trying to sleep. What were you doing in the night? Were you flying in the night? What…
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…the Gospel accounts of the life of Jesus Christ. And all of the Gospels start with how Jesus got here. And so I want you to look with me atLuke chapter 1. We're going to start in verse 5, and we're going to work through the passage here in Luke 1 this morning. If it's underlined, I would love if you…
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…men who are raised up, where the women are also raised up to lead in God's house. Can you say amen? Mary shows us what it means to encounter God.Luke chapter 1, verses 26 to 38. Listen to the word of the Lord. In the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent from God to a city of Galilee named Nazareth, to a virgin betrothed…
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…everlasting kingdom, and your dominion endures throughout all generations. Well, Henry, how does that say anything about Jesus? Well, let's go toLuke chapter 1, where it says, He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High, and the Lord will give to him the throne of his father David, and he…
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…us blessed in the beloved. They're both correct. The Greek word is only used two times in your Bible. It's used here, and it's also used over inLuke chapter 1, where the angel comes to Mary and says to her, Thou art highly favored. That's the same Greek word. It means we're highly favored. We've been…
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