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Luke 13:18 · BSB
13:18 Then Jesus asked, “What is the kingdom of God like? To what can I compare it?
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Now, if you have a church Bible, we're going to be inLuke chapter 13, from verse 22 to 35. That's on page 1047. We also find the words up there on the screen. And we'll pay attention to this question that Jesus has…
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pray. Now we're going to read, spend some time inLuke chapter 13, verses 10 to 21. I should have said there's church Bibles available at the back. If you're using one of those Bibles, we're on page 1046 as we continue to think…
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…to that. He will not. What Gideon does here is vastly important. God also requires this repentance for our salvation. It wasn't just for Israel. InLuke chapter 13, Jesus himself says to a group of Jews, unless you repent, you will all perish, he says. Unless you do spiritually what Gideon does physically, you…
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…there as somebody who's coming to the end of his course I have kept I fought the good fight I have kept the faith and so on you'll find the same inLuke chapter 13where you find there an emphasis on on that same sort of imagery Luke 13 at verse 24 where you find words that are similar to the apostle just to…
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…to be betrayed. And that reminded me of something that happened about halfway through, or at the year number two of Jesus' ministry. And that's inLuke chapter 13. And I want to share that uh with you tonight. Jesus tells a parable in Luke chapter uh 13 in verse 6. He told this parable A man had a fig tree…
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…Comfort our bounds through him, we could read many stories this morning. I'm looking at Jesus as our comforter but we're going to read a story inLuke Chapter 13. The story of Jesus healing, a crippled woman on the Sabbath, it's going to come up on the screens and you can follow along, starting in verse 10…
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…this response is not merit for God's love. It's not payback for God's love. It's fruit. Jesus tells a parable about our hearts and life fruit inLuke chapter 13. Luke 13, verse 6. And he told this parable, a man had a fig tree planted in his vineyard, and he came seeking fruit on it and found none. And he…
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…lot of truth, and they're not competing with one another. They're actually coinciding with one another. You say, well, how can that be? Let's readLuke chapter 13, verse one. He says, now, there were some present at the time who told Jesus about the guidelines whose blood pilot had mixed with their…
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…So I want to just read the two parables that we're talking about this morning that Jesus told to his disciples and others again, this is found inLuke chapter 13, beginning of verse 18, where it says, Then Jesus asked, What is the Kingdom of God? Like? This is the way he started off a lot of his parables.…
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…without trial, constantly repeated, the ceaseless and supremely grievous cruelty. Or, if you want to get to know Pilate, you could turn toLuke chapter 13and you would see someone lodges a question with Jesus. What about that time that Pilate mingled the blood of the Galileans with their sacrifices?…
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…with our short series of studies called the Portraits of the Church in Scripture. We've already looked at a number. Last time we looked inLuke chapter 13, you may recall at the fig tree in the vineyard and how we saw that that included some aspects of the life that we find in the church and how God…
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…from heaven above. Tend this vine you hand us planted, And the sun you raised in love. Now let's read a passage of God's Word from the Gospel ofLuke, Chapter 13. Luke 13, we're going to read verses 1 to 17. There were some present at that very time Who told him about the Galileans Whose blood Pilate had…
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I was turned toLuke chapter 13, Luke chapter 13, that song they just sang I've listened to coming up the road at least on Sunday morning, coming up 183 every Sunday morning…
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Let's turn toLuke chapter 13. Luke chapter 13, there's CDs and t-shirts and all that will be for sale there in the Vestibule. Man, I'm telling you, I'm going to get them a bus…
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I want you to turn toLuke chapter 13. Luke chapter 13. I am glad today to know that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. Amen. And if I fall out here today and be assured, I'll be in…
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passage this evening.Luke chapter 13and especially the verses from verse 10 on to where we finished reading. Oh man! He was teaching in one of the synagogues on the Sabbath and there…
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Thank you very much. Good evening everyone, it's a pleasure to be with you this evening. Please keepLuke chapter 13open in front of you as we study it together. That will be a huge help for all of us as we consider what the implications are of Jesus' words for…
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…Lent. Maybe it's a new idea for you. Lent is simply the season of 40 days leading up to Good Friday and to Easter. So our passage this morning isLuke chapter 13, beginning in verse 1. There were some present at that very time who told him, told Jesus about the Galileans, whose blood Pilate had mingled with…
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…is way more complex, right? It's way more complex than this. As scripture teaches, like in the book of Job, or as Jesus taught elsewhere inLuke chapter 13about the 18 people who got crushed by a tower, and he talked about whether they were more guilty than the survivors. No, they weren't. Scripture…
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…figurative using the same word, and that's the word fox in Judges chapter 15. We have a literal interpretation of that word. And then in also, inLuke Chapter 13, we have a figurative one. Let me show you what I mean. In Judges, chapter 15, and verse 4. Okay? And this is, when Samson captured 300, foxes and…
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