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Luke 1:38 · BSB
1:38 “I am the Lord’s servant,” Mary answered. “May it happen to me according to your word.” Then the angel left her.
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…And so we are learning about the kingship of Christ, how to submit our lives to the kingship of Christ. And we're in this very interesting part ofLuke chapter 1because this isn't a section that pushes the narrative forward. This isn't a section that informs us more about the historicity of the birth of…
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…his mother? Who empowered John the Baptist to when he's born live and dedicate his life to ushering in the Messiah? Who did that? The Holy Spirit.Luke chapter 1and two tell you that. Wouldn't you say that's transitional? Did John the Baptist come alive again and do that again? That's one time. These…
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…luke, chapter one, verse 46 and 48. If you got it, say amen. If you need some more time, say hold up, y'all scared, it's all right. Verse 46 inLuke, chapter 1, it says and Mary said my soul magnifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God, my Savior, for he has looked on the humble estate of his servant.…
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…of my favorite people in scripture, which is Mary, the mother of Jesus. And I want to look at her encounter specifically with the angel Gabriel inLuke chapter 1. So if you join me there, Luke chapter 1. Uh Gabriel is mentioned three times in scripture. The first time we see this angel, he appears to Daniel.…
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…and he would restore the kingdom of Israel. That's what he would do. And so, that runs through all the gospels. Right, last Christmas, we looked atLuke chapter 1, and a lot of it was less to do with the particular things about Jesus' birth, but, you know, the promises to Israel, right? Mary sings and praises…
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…Christ her savior. And I think it was in context with the Catholic Church being being wrong that they deify Mary. She calls Jesus Christ here inLuke chapter 1her savior. But the point I wanted to make here was there was great joy with Isaac's birth. There was great joy. In fact, the angels of heaven came…
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…You in Your name. Amen. Amen. In a moment, we're going to be looking at Luke chapter 24, but I want to invite you to open your Bibles first toLuke chapter 1to give you a little bit of background. You recall that as we're in the Gospel of Luke, it might not be so obvious, but the author is Luke, under…
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…there's something to run towards, not just something to run away from. And so, john the Baptist, we're not going to look at it all, but inLuke, chapter 1, and we're not going to go there, we're going to go over to Matthew 3. So Matthew 3 is where we're going to go. But in Luke 1, john's parents,…
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…great and dreadful day of the Lord and so that's the last message that these people of God have for a long time until Well, let's go over to Luke.Luke chapter 1. Luke chapter 1. Because there was an elderly man who was working as a priest and he went into the temple to minister in the temple as his job was.…
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…to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to who? To the Lord. Luke chapter 1 verse 41.Luke chapter 1. We have just five minutes and then we are done for this. Luke chapter 1 verse 41. We can read the scriptures, only the scriptures, and then we'll…
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…is it? Incorrect. Now the promise is there, sort of. The promise of the descendant. Of David. No, it's New Testament. Yep, conception. It's Luke.Luke chapter 1. Listen to this. Very clear. Okay? And the angel said to her, Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God. And behold, you will…
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…honor, I think, Jesus here and honor his mother, Mary. And I don't think Jesus is dismissing Mary. In fact, if you turn back just a little bit toLuke chapter 1, it's really interesting how Luke puts it. So Mary has just been told by an angel that she would bear the Son of God. Chapter 1, verse 38. Here's…
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…that we take as fact. The Bible's got infinitely more evidence for its historicity. Let me give you one example. If you've got a Bible, go toLuke chapter 1. This is Luke's gospel. Luke was a doctor. He was evidently very good at research. And so a prominent member of society, a man called Theophilus,…
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…God's promises. Number three the struggle with human limitation. The struggle with human limitation. Now, a very interesting story is told fromLuke, chapter 1. It's a story of a man who was righteous, who served God diligently as a priest. His name is Zechariah. Zechariah had served God faithfully and he…
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…of Almighty God that he was talking about here. Well, so what do we have? Two impossible births. Two impossible births. And look, that as a whole,Luke chapter 1tells the story of that. We're accustomed to stories of women giving birth, right? You know, there's a, according to the best estimates anyway,…
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…it would serve its purpose better on our third point. But John was peculiar. John was a peculiar man, and John, letter B, was a power-filled man.Luke chapter 1, the angel Gabriel said, John the Baptist would be great. In Matthew 11, 11, Jesus Christ said, There is none greater that was born of man than…
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But this morning, the introduction to the gospel of Luke, really, you could look at it as an introduction toLuke chapter 1through 12, but the gospel of Luke, I want y'all to get this, was written to give Christians certainty. It says it right there in the text that we…
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If you turn in your Bibles toLuke chapter 1and Matthew chapter 1, keep a finger in both. I might be reading this book, The Virgin Birth of Christ by Gresham Maitin, I will speak on it next…
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…going to continue to look at the idea of the Holy Spirit, we're going to continue to look at the idea of the Holy Spirit. We're going to look atLuke, chapter 1. That's what Steeler read to you this morning and I failed to put Luke up there, but it was Luke, chapter 1, verse 28 that he read, and it's the…
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…the apostles and what they were preaching, which is Jesus Christ. Remember preaching the word of God, not a Bible in their hands. And opening toLuke chapter 1Timothy chapter 1 Timothy chapter 2. No, no, no, preaching the word of God, preaching Jesus Christ. He admired that to the point where he changed…
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