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Luke 1:34–35 · BSB
1:34 “How can this be,” Mary asked the angel, “since I am a virgin?”
1:35 The angel replied, “The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the Holy One to be born will be called the Son of God.
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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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…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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…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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…man. Is that clear? Is it clear, everybody? Is it clear, Dr. Is it clear? You are still absorbing it. Is it clear? Good. Perfect. Good. So now,Luke chapter 1, everybody. So what we are saying in essence now is that what? Jesus is God in man to save man. That's what we are saying. So how are we arriving…
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…of Luke. And I'm going to close just with this because I think it's beautifully true and aligns with what I hope I leave with you this afternoon.Luke chapter 1. This also to me resonated with some of the things that Brother Mark was describing about that servant of Abraham. Luke chapter 1 says, For as much…
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…and when it sounds, you say, The sword of the Lord and Gideon. The sword of the Lord and Gideon. That was obedience. Simple obedience. Look atLuke chapter 1and Ezekiel 37. Stay with me. And we're coming into the context of the message. Luke 1, Ezekiel 37. You don't have to worry about being in a long…
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…he reaches earth as a part of his physical appearance here and his incarnation as a human being and if you read the gospel accounts, for example,Luke chapter 1when Gabriel is speaking to Mary, he says you'll be given birth to a son and he'll be called the son of God most high, Luke 1 33 through 35. Peter…
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…Is the greatest architect, he makes no mistake. And the good, the bad, and the ugly, our God makes no mistake. I want to bring you quickly toLuke chapter 1. We're gonna briefly talk about that here a little bit. In Luke chapter 1, we see in the first 17 verses, alright? I'm gonna summarize to you the…
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…say with assurance that Mary was God's promised sign, and this is the first truth of the virgin birth. In the Gospels, we are introduced to her inLuke 1, verse 27 to 38, which I'm going to read. I got a bit carried away, and I think part of it I'm reading in the message, and part of it in the New Living…
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…accusing. Verse 9 or verse 8. But he knew that they were what they were thinking. If you remember months ago now, when I talked about Simeon inLuke chapter 1, chapter 2, how it would reveal the hearts of man, this is being fulfilled now. Jesus knew their thoughts. He said to the man with the withered…
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…and serve him from Jerusalem to the uttermost, to an ever-expanding universe where there are no boundaries and where there will be no end. This isLuke chapter 1, I think in verse 13. Where there is no end. This is Isaiah chapter 9. And the government and of his government there will be increase without end.…
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…Except in the morning. In the morning, I get a I get a tomato juice. And I drink a tomato juice with with something salty. Alright. Alright,Luke chapter 1tonight. We're gonna fly right through this book. Luke is an amazing, amazing presenter of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Um, Matthew presents Jesus…
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…him. Luke is signaling something to us here in his narrative because he uses twice the same language he used in his message to Theophilos inLuke chapter 1that he would know the certainty of what he' been taught. And now this chief captain wants to know why Paul is being accused. And because he could…
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