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Luke 12:50 · BSB
12:50 But I have a baptism to undergo, and how distressed I am until it is accomplished!
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…the fire of judgment for you. And we know that to be true because of something else that Jesus says in Luke's gospel about nine chapters later. InLuke 12, verse 50, he says, I have a baptism that I'm still to be baptized with. What's Jesus talking about? And he actually says this too to James and John when…
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…almost scary about baptism, and that is part of the symbolism. It's there with circumcision too. Circumcision is a cutting off of something. InLuke chapter 12, verse 50, Jesus said, I have a baptism to be baptized with, and how great is my distress until it is accomplished. He's talking about his death. His death…
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Welcome to Sure Foundation Lutheran Church's podcast channel. The following sermon was preached on August 17th, 2025, on the basis ofLuke chapter 12, verses 49 to 53. Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, our sermon text from the Gospel of Luke, chapter 12. Jesus says, I have come to bring fire on the earth and…
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The Word That Burns Texts: Jeremiah 23:23–29; Psalm 82; Hebrews 11:29–12:2;Luke 12:49–56In Southern California, we know fire. Not just from years past, but from this week. The Canyon Fire has been burning not far from us. In January,…
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…at this point. Now we know from the calendar the Passover is coming and we know that this was on Jesus mind. We know this was a weight he sees inLuke chapter 12 verse 50. I have a baptism to be baptised with, meaning I have a cross to carry and how great is my distress until it is accomplished. And this event…
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…father, mother against daughter and daughter against mother, mother-in-law against daughter-in-law and daughter-in-law against mother-in-law.”’ (Luke 12:49-53) Lesson: Jesus’ baptism into death plunges us into a new life that involves salvation and may attract rejection. To listen to this video, follow…
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…It would not be pleasant. He did not look forward to it. But it was something that had to be done. I want you to listen to how he describes it inLuke chapter 12 verse 50. He said, I have a baptism to be baptized with. And how great is my distress until it's accomplished. Now let me explain what you mean by that.…
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…grief. Christians have emotions. We react to the difficult circumstances of life emotionally. Even Jesus, in his human nature, had emotions. InLuke chapter 12, verse 50, Jesus can say, How great is my distress, with reference to the baptism he is about to undergo, by which he means his passion and his crucifixion.…
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