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Luke 19:38 · BSB
19:38 “Blessed is the King who comes in the name of the Lord!” “Peace in heaven and glory in the highest!”
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…of Jerusalem. Now, you might say, what does the destruction of Jerusalem have to do with the folks in Corinth? Well, Jesus himself says inLuke chapter 19, I'm sorry, chapter 21, and also in Matthew 24, that there would be great natural disasters in various places in the world at that same time…
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…I want more relationship with you. And Jesus says, Go and make right all the wrong that you have done. Do you remember what it says in the text? InLuke chapter 19, Zacchaeus stood and said, Lord, behold, I'll give half of all my goods to the poor. Everyone I've defrauded of anything, I will restore it…
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…chapter 16 as I told you then it is the only time in ancient near eastern literature that any God addresses any woman by name in the New TestamentLuke chapter 19this is just a few of many examples Jesus confronts Zacchaeus the tax collector who is a terrible man Zacchaeus has spent his life defrauding…
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…going to dive right into the triumphal entry yet, but we're going to go back to the parable that Jesus teaches immediately before. And so there inLuke chapter 19, I want you to go back to verses 11 through 27. This is the parable of the minas. A minor is a three months' worth of wages. The reason this…
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…love to see you any Sunday morning at First Baptist El Doredo. Would you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? Open with me toLuke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. This morning we're going to be in verses 28 through 40. Let me read those for us now. Luke 19, 28 through 40. And when he had…
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…Jesus set his face like flint to go there. And what does that tell you? It tells you that there's a purpose to what Jesus is doing. But as we hitLuke chapter 19, or sorry, way back in chapter 9, sorry. He was in Galilee in the north when he said that he was setting his face like flint to go to Jerusalem.…
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…this up to be less of a fire and brimstone, one last gotcha moment, and more of a gracious lament. Think with me how Jesus steps into Jerusalem inLuke chapter 19when he weeps over the city. Verse 41, he drew near to the city, he wept over it, saying, Would that you, even you, had known on this day the…
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…temple, Jesus takes the opportunity to speak again about the destruction of the temple. I say again because Jesus has already spoken about this inLuke chapter 19after he'd approached the city on a donkey on what we know as Palm Sunday. As Jesus speaks about the destruction of the temple, it becomes very…
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…out right now. Third problem that we might have as we think about it. I think Richard touched on this a few weeks back when he was dealing in inLuke chapter 19, rewards in heaven. And we might think, well, how can that be? Because if someone else has more than another, won't that cause jealousy,…
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…was massive, was epic. So that by the time that Jesus is now making His way into Jerusalem, this final time for the day of Passover, we find inLuke chapter 19, you're familiar with this story, that Jesus entered Jericho, He was passing through, and behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus. He was a chief…
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…about the God and the spirit they carry, the more they behave well according to their identity. Are we together? So, again, by the time you readLuke chapter 19, which I said the events that happened, Jesus' rebuke from verse 51 to 56, you will see the events that happened. Because the disciples wanted to…
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…with Christ and so that's the point there is to see that these individual lives were dramatically changed when they when they got saved.Luke chapter 19Matt you're there right. So this is the story of Zacchaeus real quickly very familiar story. We know we know this, but it he gives you verses one…
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…right. Here's another example, and I think you know this one probably pretty well as well. We're not too far from it. Just let's turn over toLuke chapter 19, the story of Zacchaeus. Zacchaeus, he was a tax collector and obviously very hated because he stole money from people and he heard Jesus. Jesus…
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…the people and God spares the people. But you see this longing for brothers and sisters who are on the outside looking in. You see Jesus weepingLuke, chapter 19, weeping over Jerusalem as they have neglected or rejected the peacemaker. You see in Matthew 9, jesus claiming they are like sheep without a…
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…of obedience. That to this woman you don't have to go back to the old way. You've been forgiven of that. There is a new way Go and sin no more.Luke, chapter 19,. The story of Zacchaeus, the biggest con man in town, a tax collector. If you owed Rome $50, he'd tell you you owed Rome $70. Rome would get 50.…
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I invite you to turn with me in your copy of God's word. Today we are looking at that triumphal entry fromLuke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19 today. Luke chapter 19, we will begin in verse 28. And then go through verse 44, Luke 19 verse 28. And when he had said these…
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…Psalms said? Out of the mouth of babes and infants, I will bring praise. They know that. They won't bow, but they know that. But not only that, inLuke chapter 19, another Luke's um narrative of this story. In verse 36, and he rode along, and they spit they spread their cloaks on the road, and as he was…
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…same events. The donkey the goats the bread the wine music and a changed heart. Well now we got to look at the New Testament. Would you turn toLuke chapter 19? Luke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. Remember we're listening for a donkey a blood sacrifice bread wine music. Luke chapter 19 verse…
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…today move into the road to the cross as Jesus moves to the cross. And so I know it's not Palm Sunday, but if you'll turn with me in your Bibles toLuke chapter 19, we're going to look at that day that we call Palm Sunday. We refer to it that way because it sets up the week that Jesus moves to the cross. And…
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…Seriously, that is a song. If you're not familiar, that oftentimes people who grow up in the church learn as a kid in order to learn this story inLuke, chapter 19. But there's a big problem, isn't there? The song completely misses the point of the passage. If you're listening to that song, the focus is on the…
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