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Luke 19:39–40 · BSB
19:39 But some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to Him, “Teacher, rebuke Your disciples!”
19:40 “I tell you,” He answered, “if they remain silent, the very stones will cry out.”
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…and were hoping that he would lead all of them to freedom in what probably would have been a butchering of the Romans. What did he do according toLuke chapter 19? Look in Luke 19. What did he do at that time? In Luke 19, the Bible tells us that he was such, but not in the way that we might think. In Luke 19,…
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…a great God, then things become impossible. But if we see our great God, then with him all things are possible. Open your Bibles if you would toLuke chapter 19. We've been looking at the decrees of God. Last week was kind of an introduction to that. And uh this morning I want to look at they they fall into…
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…new wine and the oil, on whatever the ground brings forth, on men and livestock, and on all the labor of your hands. Read now from the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 19. Then Jesus entered and passed through Jericho. Now, behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, who was a chief tax collector, and he was rich, and…
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…readings from the Lord's Word, both in the sacred scriptures and in the teachings for the new church. Our first reading comes from the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 19. Then Jesus entered and passed through Jericho. Now behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, who was a chief tax collector, and he was rich. And he…
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…arms outstretched as everyone else just carries on looking at their phone. The person arriving determines the response. As I've been thinking aboutLuke chapter 19, verses 11 to 44over the last few weeks, it struck me that this whole passage is a little bit like that. At the end of this passage, Jesus arrives in Jerusalem.…
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…been sent to earth for this very purpose, even Jesus needed to be purposely steadfast and determined. But it wasn't soon. Because it's not untilLuke chapter 19that Jesus actually arrives in Jerusalem. That's not soon. That's ten chapters later, ten chapters filled with side quests, ten chapters of walking…
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I want you to get toLuke chapter 19. Luke 19, we've been in this series called The Life You're Chasing. It's a value series where we're going through our three values: Jesus first,…
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…speak to us. Holy Spirit will welcome you in Jesus' name. Amen. Hallelujah. Wish your neighbor a happy new month on our behalf. Happy new month. SoLuke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. This being the month of liberating power of knowledge, revelation, connected. We thank God for the various themes. If you've been…
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…to catch a glimpse of Jesus results in a life-changing encounter when the Lord invites him to dine with the sinful tax collector. A reading fromLuke chapter 19, beginning with the first verse. Jesus entered Jericho and was passing through. A man was there by the name of Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax…
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…the other gospels, includes a lot of details of what took place when Jesus headed toward Jerusalem. In fact, Luke chapter 9, the end of it throughLuke chapter 19is the travel narrative that's not included in a lot of the other gospels. So Luke gives us a unique picture inspired by the Holy Spirit of what…
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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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A reading from the Gospel according toLuke, chapter 19, beginning at verse 41. And when Jesus drew near and saw the city, he wept over it, saying, Would that you, even you, had known on this day the…
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…God's dwelling with his people. Perfect restoration of what was lost. Okay. You ever hear that thing when it comes back and it says in the book ofLuke, chapter 19, I think, it talks about I came to save that which was lost. And yet God is looking what was lost in Eden. What was lost in Eden? Relationship with…
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…the inevitable and inescapable implication of the claims that Jesus made for himself. And I'll give you a few of them. This is from the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 19. Jesus said, the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost. Jesus says in that statement that human beings are lost and they're in need of being…
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…Man. And that's very fitting. Jesus is the compassionate Savior who has come to seek and to save that which is lost. In fact, that's the key verse,Luke chapter 19and verse 10. The Son of Man. That's a messianic title. The Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which is lost. If you take that verse and…
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…when he writes this gospel, he will include little details that verify the certainty of who Jesus is, what he taught, and what he did. And so, inLuke chapter 19, we see the inclusion of a particular phrase, and this phrase that is included by Luke that is different because Matthew does not include this…
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…them and how people's lives were changed, the situations were changed because of that. So this morning I'm going to be talking from the book ofLuke, chapter 19. The words are gonna come up on the screen in a wee minute, and but we are gonna be just looking through that the story of Zacchaeus. I think my…
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…God's grace that's there. Time is rattling on very, very quickly this morning. Let me just give you two very quick ones and then I'll finish. InLuke chapter 19, you see that at that table, there's a table there that God's grace transforms and changes people. For those of you that are fairly new to church,…
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…pursues us. God relentlessly pursues us. This is the heart of Almighty God. He comes after his lost creation. Look at how Jesus put this. InLuke chapter 19, Jesus said this for the Son of Man has come to seek and save that which was lost. That's Jesus' mission statement. Jesus is saying, I came to…
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…his leadership. We have no idea in our small minds, our finite minds, the great things that God hath prepared for those who love him. It says inLuke chapter 19. And he said to him, well done good servant because you were faithful and a very little have authority over 10 cities. And the second came saying,…
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