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Luke 19:39 · BSB
19:39 But some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to Him, “Teacher, rebuke Your disciples!”
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…us about this going out into the world, preaching the gospel. A couple verses that I want you to see when it comes to the heart of God. In this isLuke, chapter 19. Luke, chapter 19, verse 10. This tells us what the heart of Jesus was when he came to this earth. And I think that as our greatest example, we…
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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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…account about Zacchaeus, he was a tax collector, he was a publican, he was a public official to take taxes. This comes from the gospel written byLuke, chapter 19. Again, this tells us that next week... We're entering into the preparation time for Great Lent. Father Zacharias, one of the elders from the…
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…something. It's always been this way. You say, What do you mean? I'll just read to you from the Bible so you don't think I made it up. This is fromLuke chapter 19. I'll start reading verse 11. Now, let me give you the context. What do you mean, context? Everything happens in a context. You ever watching a…
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…So what of us today? Have you experienced the grace of Jesus Christ today? Jesus uses these words that all authority had been given to Him. Back inLuke chapter 19, you can go back and read that this week. In Luke chapter 19, Jesus tells a parable. A very similar parable is found in Matthew chapter 25. Jesus…
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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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…what you lose on earth is also loosed in heaven. You lose on earth is also lost in heaven. Impartition of uncommon reception. We are reading fromLuke, chapter 19, niv version of the Bible, and I will read from verse 1 up to verse 10. It's a story of Zacchaeus receiving Jesus. It's an uncommon reception and…
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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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…Palm Sunday, we know the story of the Triumphal entry. But when I really read this and understood what Jesus was saying, it was so shocking to me.Luke, chapter 19. It's another gospel account of the Triumphal entry. And Jesus is coming in and people are praising him. And there are some people that have a…
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…We prayed in Christ's name. And everyone said, Amen, amen. You could have a seat. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up toLuke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. And this is a palm sundae. You may see some people carrying palm branches. Uh, it's palm sundae, and people ask practical…
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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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…There was something of the grandeur of who was there that drew this response. That's what we see on this first Palm Sunday. In Luke's account, inLuke chapter 19, which is a more mere account than the other Gospels, we see this. Jesus is declared to be God's King. Look at verse 38. As he comes down the hill,…
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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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