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Luke 18:1 · BSB
18:1 Then Jesus told them a parable about their need to pray at all times and not lose heart:
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…text for this portion is Luke 18, 1 to 8. Okay, and I'll take this from the New King James Version. So this is the parable of the persistent widow.Luke 18, verse 1. Then he spake a parable to them, that men always ought to pray and not lose heart, saying, There was in a certain city a judge who did not fear…
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…Jesus' name, amen. Please turn with me to page 877 in your pew Bible. Page 877. We're continuing our Followers of Jesus series from Book of Luke.Luke chapter 18, verses 1 to 8. Page 877. Luke 18, verses 1 through 8. The parable of the persistent widow. The parable of the persistent widow. And he told them a parable to the…
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…he begins to pray again. He had had his morning prayer, but now this nightly prayer is what I call how to pray through to victory. In fact, look atLuke 18:1. Jesus says men ought to always pray and what? Not to faint. Read that with me, church. And he spake a parable unto them to this end. That what? In…
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…the one that I look to and I trust and I depend upon this morning rather than get caught up in my own thing. I'm reminded of what it says over inLuke chapter 18, verse 1. Men ought always to pray and not faint. So, why don't you do this before you turn on the TV? Why don't you pray? Before you decide you're going to…
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…like Luke 18, where do you come to it and you think you know what it's going to say? And so many of us are like that. And I think when we come toLuke 18 verses 1 to 8, I think this week is the first time I've really begun to understand it properly. So Luke 18, you've heard it. The widow went to the nasty judge…
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