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Luke 10:29 · BSB
10:29 But wanting to justify himself, he asked Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?”
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…in relationship with his Father. But how can we join in with this relationship? How does it actually happen? Well, look back at verse 21 again ofLuke chapter 10. At that time, Jesus, full of joy through the Holy Spirit, said, I praise you, Father, Lord and heaven and earth, because you have hidden these…
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…fascinating. So we see this juxtaposition going on here between the crowd and the demons, as well as great crowds and true disciples. Remember inLuke chapter 10, Jesus sends out 72 disciples to begin advancing the kingdom work. We see here that he has 12 apostles, three of which were his close friends. And…
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…love everybody. Unbelievers quoted the verse back at Christians. Now a better verse for them to have quoted back at Christians would have been fromLuke chapter 10, the parable of the Good Samaritan, because believers are taught by Jesus to love our neighbours as ourselves by being merciful to them. And we are…
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…question you would ask about the question you had been asked. So, being foreign to us, let's take a look. We'll just dive right into our text inLuke chapter 10that Alex just read for us. And we'll see an example of this right off the bat. It says, on one occasion, an expert in the law stood up to test…
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