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Luke 17:6 · BSB
17:6 And the Lord answered, “If you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you can say to this mulberry tree, ‘Be uprooted and planted in the sea,’ and it will obey you.
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…with the fact that the goodness of God is better than the badness of man? We'll get to that in just a minute. Matter of fact, the Bible tells us inLuke chapter 17that Jesus heals ten lepers at one time. And he says, Go show yourselves to the priest because he wants to fulfill the law. Jesus says, I didn't…
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Do sit down and turn toLuke chapter 17. Luke chapter 17. And there's different ways of dividing up Luke 17, but I want to deal with the whole of the chapter from 11 to verse 37. ! So has…
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…go into heaven. Other people had heard Jesus say that he would return. A number of places in the New Testament express expectations differently. InLuke chapter 17Jesus says just as it was in the days of Noah so also it will be in the days of the Son of Man. People were eating and drinking and marrying and…
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…lepers were healed, as this was a fairly common ailment of the time. Right? The other, there were ten lepers, if you recall that story, recorded inLuke chapter 17. So, I've been wrestling with, What do I do with this? Right? Once again, we see King Jesus, the sovereign over all things, exerting his authority…
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…prophet says. So he does it, and by the grace of God, he gets cleansed. But Elisha never touched him. Jesus didn't have to touch him. Actually, inLuke chapter 17, there's ten other lepers that Jesus cleanses, and he doesn't touch them at all. So why does he touch him? Think about it. If you were that leper,…
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The scripture reading this morning is found in Luke's Gospel,Luke chapter 17. I will be reading verses 20 through 37. And I do want to encourage you to turn there. And if you don't have a Bible with you, there should be a…
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Our scripture reading this morning is found in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 17. I will be reading verses 20 through 37. We'll be considering the first portion of that passage this morning. Luke chapter 17, beginning in verse…
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…you. We want you to have the Bible for yourself to read and to study, and then I encourage you to come back each week and we'll study it together.Luke chapter 17, we're looking at verses 11 through 19. What is it like to be an outcast? What is it like to feel unwanted, unclean, rejected, isolated? Leprosy…
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…things in life. Thinking about eternity gets put off with the everyday stuff of life now. Now just on this thought, would you flick over toLuke chapter 17, it's just a couple of pages ahead, to verse 26. Luke chapter 17, verse 26. Jesus is talking about the day when his banquet will begin at the end…
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…they earn God's blessing in our daily lives. This morning we're going to take a very roundabout way of looking at what Jesus is saying here inLuke chapter 17. We're going to consider several truths about the gospel and then at the end see how they come to bear and what Jesus is talking to his disciples…
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…replace it during the week. So don't worry about that and just uh take it as our gift so that you could read and study God's Word for yourself.Luke chapter 17, beginning in verse 1. And he said to his disciples, Temptation to sin are sure to come, but woe to the one through whom they come. It would be…
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