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Luke 10:7 · BSB
10:7 Stay at the same house, eating and drinking whatever you are offered. For the worker is worthy of his wages. Do not move around from house to house.
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…weekend, bring peace. I love peace. So are we bringing peace? The next point here is that Jesus says, When you're there, I want you to stay there.Luke 10, verse 7says, Stay there. How many of you know that there are some people who don't leave there, but it's important to start with staying. Stay there, eat…
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…Deuteronomy 25, verse 4. You can look that up. What about the second quote? The laborer deserves his wages. Where does scripture say that? Well, inLuke chapter 10, verse 1 through 7, Luke records Jesus' instructions to the 72, whom he sends out during his earthly ministry. And when we pick up that passage in verse 4, Jesus…
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…saved. And so may our home fellowship, may our house group, may your home be an altar where many will come and testify what the Lord has done. InLuke chapter 10, verse 5 to 9, you see Jesus sending the 72, 2 by 2. And he says, verse 5, when you enter a house, these are now the ones that are being sent, peace say to say,…
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…His emphasis and directive in this section from verses 3 to 14 is that since the laborer is worthy of his hire or of his wages, as Jesus says inLuke 10 verse 7and Matthew 10 verse 10, those who preach the word of God and minister to the flock of God should live from the gospel. That is, they should be…
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…only that he made reference to the Old Testament scriptures, he also made reference to some things in Luke, for example, in Deuteronomy 25 verse 4.Luke chapter 10 verse 7he caught this together in 1st Timothy chapter 5 verse 18. Let's look at 1st Timothy chapter 5 verse 18 1st Peter chapter 5 verse 18 we see where…
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…for their work of ministry. And Paul gives two quotes, one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament. And the New Testament comes fromLuke chapter 10, verse 7. Jesus' words, when he says the laborer deserves his wages. And so Prudham again concludes that these two passages taken together indicate that…
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…know, Jesus had previously, as we studied, sent his disciples ahead of him, right? In preparation for his arrival. We saw that in the same chapter,Luke chapter 10, verses 1 through 7. And now Luke tells us the story of two women who actually extend a warm welcome to Jesus in verse 38. And Jesus, as was his custom, y'all, would…
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…called he's called Luke Scripture elsewhere. Graphia, the writings, the sacred writings. 1 Timothy 5, in his earlier letter to Timothy. Paul quotesLuke 10, verse 7, and calls it scripture. So Paul is engaged with New Testament Scripture. This is before there was what people would call a canon. Paul doesn't…
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…you for the service that they're offering you in the church. And Paul's second quote to reinforce this is likely a quote from the gospel of Luke.Luke chapter 10 verse 7Jesus is talking to his apostles here his disciples and he says he gives them instructions he says stay there eating and drinking whatever they…
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…From the lesser to the greater. Now, if Moses wasn't a strong enough source to make that command, Paul goes to Jesus and he quotes Jesus fromLuke 10:7where Jesus says, a labourer deserves his wages. Now, for the Ephesian church where there was a need for proper teaching, for teaching elders to…
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…so he quotes the Old Testament, he goes back to Deuteronomy chapter 25, verse 4, and he refers to Jesus' words, right? Jesus' words that we find inLuke chapter 10, verse 7, and he refers to them both as you guessed it, scripture. Right? He guessed that he refers to it as scripture, the authoritative and inspired word…
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…a quote from Jesus. Now here's what's really fascinating. The only recorded place where we know that that saying of Jesus is, is right here inLuke chapter 10, verse 7. The laborer deserves his wages. And Luke says, or excuse me, Paul says in 1 Timothy 5, this is what the scripture says, the laborer deserves his…
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…says, in Deuteronomy 25, verse 4, You shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain, and the laborer deserves his wages. This is fromLuke 10, verse 7, and some other places as well. So, the worker's worth is wages. You shouldn't muzzle the ox when it treads out the grain. There should be some…
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