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Luke 18:11 · BSB
18:11 The Pharisee stood by himself and prayed, ‘God, I thank You that I am not like other men—swindlers, evildoers, adulterers—or even like this tax collector.
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…does God look at us at times? Or do we get desperate enough at times that we are okay with asking again and again and again? Turn your Bibles toLuke, chapter 18. Today I'd like to get into the parable of the persistent widow. And what does that mean for us today? And what is Jesus trying to say in the…
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…And it's all going to be set in motion by another event that the people living in the first century did not expect. Jesus talks about this back inLuke chapter 18. In Luke 18, if you're there with me, in verse 31 it says, In talking, or excuse me, in taking the twelve, he said to them, See, we are going up to…
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…here I am. There's a great illustration of the Bible at this very point. It's the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, Jesus tells it inLuke chapter 18. I'm gonna read it for us, beginning verse 9. He also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and looked down…
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…to him even though he does not fear God or man. He gives her what she wants. He concludes here in Luke chapter 18 verses 7 and 8. I move that guysLuke chapter 18-7 and eight and it says this now God say now will not God bring about justice for his elect who cried to him day and night and will he delay long…
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All right, let's go ahead and take your Bibles this morning toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18 this morning is where we're going to kick off here. We're going to be looking at more than a name. And we've been looking at…
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…don't want to be a person who's caught in sin. God, would you guard me? Would you watch over me? Would you protect me? Jesus told his disciples inLuke chapter 18to keep praying and to never give up. In John 17 verses 15 it says Jesus says this. My prayer is not that you would take them out of the world, but…
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…of Luke, and we're in the final leg of the journey, as it were, this final week of Jesus' ministry. It kind of picks up for us at the tail end ofLuke chapter 18, where Jesus will recount his words in this third time where he says that he's going to go to Jerusalem, he's going to be crucified, he's going to…
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…the grace of his father. Jesus says, he's poor, and I have good news for people like that young man who are poor. Jesus tells another story inLuke chapter 18. It's a story about two people who go up to pray at the temple, and the first person he tells about is this Pharisee who goes, and he prays, and he…
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…our need for God. Jesus was not short on teaching on this. And for the sake of time, I only wanna highlight one today because it's so powerful inLuke chapter 18. He says, to some who are confident of their own righteousness, no need to raise your hand if that's you, and look down on everyone else, Jesus…
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Happy New Year. It's good to see all of you this morning. Turn in your Bibles, if you would ! please, toLuke chapter 18. And if you're using the pew Bible in front of you, it's on page 878. Luke chapter 18. We're picking up our series in Luke and hope to finish this…
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…back to sleep. Listen we may grow weary but we can't stop praying folks. Things may get tough but we can't stop praying. Jesus tells a story inLuke chapter 18of a widow begging a wicked judge for justice against her adversary and he would not respond. And so the woman just kept on and finally the judge…
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Uh if you have your Bibles turn toLuke chapter 18, Luke 18. Uh we're in a series right now that we're calling There's More to the Story. And if you've ever read a scripture, you've come across a…
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…on asking until she gets what she needs but there is a key difference between these two Parables and really it comes out in the context here inLuke chapter 18Jesus has just finished teaching about the coming of the Kingdom the end of all things Matt preached on this last week Jesus will come back one day…
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…me unrighteous, and we try to do something to make ourself righteous. The Bible, all through the Bible, I just brought you a couple places. This isLuke chapter 18. Jesus is talking, and notice what he the way he says this, Luke 18, verse 9. He also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they…
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…to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith. Amen. Top of page 39, jesus used this key. He used it with the rich young ruler. InLuke chapter 18and verse 18, he asked him this. He said, you remember what the rich young ruler said? He said, what must I do to be saved? He said, well, keep the…
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…the Bible says. Let your light shine, be cheerful, and the Lord who sees in secret will reward you openly. I want to just remind you of a story inLuke chapter 18. I love this story about two men, right? And I'm just gonna read it to you. It's found in Luke 18 verses 9 through about 14, and it's about the two…
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…ravenous, by the way, conveys greed. The same root word is translated in other passages in the Bible, like the word extortioner. Do you remember inLuke chapter 18? In Luke chapter 18, when that man was praying to God, remember that he's praying thus with himself. It was the Pharisee and the tax collector…
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…you say, okay, Lord, bring justice. Do what you, you know, do what you promise to do. You know, and so it's kind of like the persistent widow inLuke chapter 18where she is crying out, give me justice against my enemy. So she is persistent. She's calling on this unjust judge in this parable to do…
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…got to see that their sinner before They'll see their need for a Savior and see their need for Christ so important I'll give you a parable as wellLuke chapter 18. It's the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector It's Luke chapter 18 the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector It goes like this…
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…people that Jesus was hanging out with, but they were just as lost. Jesus illustrates this with the story that he tells in a couple chapters on inLuke chapter 18. He says, Then Jesus told this story to some who had great confidence in their own righteousness and scorned everyone else, these religious…
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