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Luke 18:28 · BSB
18:28 “Look,” said Peter, “we have left all we had to follow You.”
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…you to open up your Bibles to Luke chapter 22. That's where we're going to be this morning, Luke chapter 22. ! The details that we get fromLuke chapter 18, now moving into Luke chapter 22, we know that those details have helped to fill in a lot of the events that have taken place during this week. But…
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…only is he a tax collector, he's the chief tax collector, and in the previous passage again context here. Martin preached this a few weeks ago inLuke, chapter 18. You'll remember, there's a story right before this of Jesus and a rich young ruler. And this rich young ruler, jesus, said sell everything, give…
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…place, the blessing, the acceleration of uncommon justice. And I want to start with the place of uncommon justice. There is a place. The widow inLuke, chapter 18, went to a judge, and an unjust judge, and she had it very difficult, but the widow in the time of Elisha went to the king, and the king, 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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…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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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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…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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…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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…able. How many believe with me that our God in heaven is more than able? In fact, when you read Luke, chapter 18, verse 27,. Give me on the screenLuke, chapter 18and verse 27, I believe. Why don't we read it together? Jesus replied what is impossible with man is possible with God. Jeremiah 32, verse 17,. Let…
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…the foundation of his throne. He is inclined towards justice. David knows this. And this is why David prays for justice. Jesus tells a parable inLuke chapter 18. He says, this is to the effect that they ought always to pray and not to lose heart. He said, in a certain city there was a judge who neither…
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…thankfulness and he's just weeping out of excitement and thankfulness. But that's not it is it? Is he weeping for himself? You know, he did say inLuke chapter 18, just the chapter before that. He's going to be delivered over to the Gentiles and he's going to be mocked and shamefully treated and spit upon and…
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…and be rejected by the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed. And on the third day be raised. Jesus also just recently said inLuke chapter 18, see, we're going to Jerusalem and everything that is written about the Son of Man by the prophets will be accomplished everything, everything…
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Well now let's turn to the reading of God's Word. We are inLuke, chapter 18. If you would stand with me as we read God's word. We are in Luke chapter 18. I'm going to read from verse 31, to the end of the chapter, Luke 18.…
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If you will now turn toLuke chapter 18. We're going to be considering verses 18 through 30. This morning, before we read God's word, let us go to him again, in prayer asking for his…
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…on page 877. Page 877. I want to begin with this question. It's really been the governing question for us ever since we've been in this chapter,Luke chapter 18. And the overarching question of this chapter is, do you or will you depend on God? Now, I guess if I were to phrase that more personally, do you…
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…This idea that we can do it ourself. You can pull it off. You can make it happen. So I'd encourage you if you would please turn in your Bibles toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18 we're going to be starting in verse 9 we're moving our way to verse 17. If you're using the Pew Bible in front of you it's on page…
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…I have for you is that I can step on you to get where I want to be. Jesus said, Be the servant you are supposed to be. Jesus told this parable inLuke chapter 18, 1 chapter down. He says, to some who were confident of their own righteousness and looked down on everyone else, Jesus told this parable. 2 men…
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If you would remain standing and turn to the gospel ofLuke, chapter 18, we're going to look at verses 9 through 14, the Pharisee and the tax collector. This parable, a short parable, but significant parable. Let's go…
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