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Luke 13:4–5 · BSB
13:4 Or those eighteen who were killed when the tower of Siloam collapsed on them: Do you think that they were more sinful than all the others living in Jerusalem?
13:5 No, I tell you. But unless you repent, you too will all perish.”
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…And so you see another Herod mentioned. So now we're up to 5 Herods mentioned within the New Testament. Okay, go over to chapter 13 of the book ofLuke. Chapter 13, Luke 13, and let's go down to verse 31. Okay. All right, so here we are. Here Jesus is in the midst of his ministry. And so he's in his ministry…
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…our time to respond is up and it will be too late. Let's hear this though from Jesus himself. Our passage this morning comes from the gospel ofLuke chapter 13starting in verse 22. Then Jesus went through the towns and villages teaching as he made his way to Jerusalem. Someone asked him, Lord, are only a…
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…For how does Jesus use it? For people in hell. Remember this. These are the noises of hell. It's people grinding their teeth. In fact, go toLuke chapter 13. Notice Jesus says that in that place, what place? Hell. In this place of eternal punishment, there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. That is…
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…But Jesus is going to use those things to point to something far greater. Let me read our passage for us this morning. It's short. It comes fromLuke chapter 13. Starting in verse 18. Then Jesus asked, What is the kingdom of God like? What shall I compare it to? It's like a mustard seed, which a man took…
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…everything for our good. There are some times the Lord might put you in uncomfortable situations just to get you to grow. We have a parable here inLuke chapter 13. And it says this, he told this parable, a man had a fig tree and planted it in his vineyard, and he came seeking fruit on it, and he found none.…
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…with you God's word. So this one I encourage you to go and take your Bibles and open up in the New Testament to the Gospel of Luke. You can turn toLuke chapter 13, turn to Luke 13. Also, if you got a smartphone, you can open your Bible app to Luke 13. And then do this. Take out these Bible study outlines that…
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…Joshua, the high priest, back in Zechariah? That one may be a little bit more obscure, but yes, he did. He was accusing Zechariah. A- and then inLuke chapter 13, we find the woman who was bound by Satan for 18 years. In Revelation, Satan is called the accuser of the brethren. Your brethren, by the way. I…
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…many people miss the kingdom of God? Why do so many people reject the invitation that Jesus has given? Because he's given it multiple times here inLuke chapter 13and Luke chapter number 14. Now, before we really jump into the parable, this is really a continuation of the sermon that we looked at last week.…
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…your Bible, it's Luke chapter number 13. Luke chapter number 13. ! If you're able to stand for the reading of God's Word, I ask that you would.Luke chapter 13. Follow along on the screen there as well. It's good to be here in the Lord's house today. Thank you for coming on a holiday weekend, being here.…
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…we need, but it's a place where we are compelled to go beyond ourselves. Jesus, as he looked on the city of Jerusalem, he said this recorded inLuke chapter 13and Matthew chapter 23. Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which kills the prophets and stones them that are sent to thee. How often I would have gathered…
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…we need, but it's a place where we are compelled to go beyond ourselves. Jesus, as he looked on the city of Jerusalem, he said this recorded inLuke chapter 13and Matthew chapter 23. Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which kills the prophets and stones them that are sent to thee. How often I would have gathered…
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…not alone. And even in ancient times, we see this here in the text. And I believe this is what the Lord Jesus would have us learn this morning fromLuke chapter 13. God's mercy is calling you to repent and to come to Jesus. That's what we're gonna talk about this morning by unpacking these three points: the…
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…of the kingdom of God. And Jesus calls sinners to repent or die. Repent or perish. He did so in sections of Scripture. If you look to the end ofLuke chapter 13, or the opening of Luke chapter 13, rather. There were Jews. There were people making sacrifices, and Romans crashed in. Roman soldiers crashed…
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…the mounting in that part of the world because of what's going on in that part of the nation. Now, what's God's heart for Israel? If you turn toLuke chapter 13, as we begin to wind down, it's real important to get a picture of how the Lord feels about this country, how he loves it. Luke chapter 13, Luke…
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…we're here. Okay. Um, but also, um, I don't wanna just approach this problem as something out there. Um, so if you've got your Bible, let's go toLuke chapter 13. Okay. Luke chapter 13. Because part of this is outward facing, right? There's, there's bad things that happen out there in the world, right?…
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…they were God's people. After all, right? They had access to God's word, all of the promises that God made to the patriarchs, all of it. But inLuke chapter 13here, verse 28, Jesus seeks to actually undermine their self-reliance, their self-confidence. They'll experience great sorrow and pain. Look at…
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Luke chapter 13, today we're just going to look at a portion of this. We'll finish this passage that's in your bulletin, Lord willing, next Sunday morning. But…
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…absolutely not qualified to be God's ambassadors. But here's what Jesus told his disciples whenever he was sending them out as his ambassadors inLuke chapter 13. He said this, when you're brought before synagogues, rulers, and authorities, do not worry about how you will defend yourselves or what you will…
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…in vain? You can believe the wrong things #2 you can believe in vain by believing without repentance. And we see that. In fact, let's just go toLuke chapter 13, Luke chapter 13, and verse #3 verse 2. Jesus answering, said unto them, Suppose ye that these Galileans were sinners above all the Galileans,…
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…happen. They have to have a change of mind about God. They have to have a change of mind about sin and that'll result in a change of in their life.Luke chapter 13and this you want to say that there's there's a lot of so winning programs out there who were just trying to slip the gospel by somebody, get him…
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