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Luke 2:15 · BSB
2:15 When the angels had left them and gone into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, “Let us go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has made known to us.”
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…great wealth and stature. The issue wasn't their physical condition. It was their spiritual humility. And the announcement to the shepherds here inLuke chapter 2pictures that glorious truth that God's salvation is actually a work of grace. It doesn't come to those who think that they deserve it, but to…
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…read it out loud. You read it with your eyes. And remember, this is the inspired, inerrant, clear, sufficient, and infallible Word of God Himself.Luke chapter 2, verses 1 through 20. In those days, a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This was the first registration when Quirinius was…
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…you will not regret it. Stuck in 1739 Charles Wesley was reading this verse from the Bible and it inspired him to write this classic song inLuke Chapter 2, he found these words Suddenly a great company of the Heavenly Host. Host means Army, a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel,…
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…to end and all the depth that it brings. I first want to take you to the Scene. The scene where this song was first song and what inspires itLuke Chapter 2takes us to seem to of that first Christmas. There were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. See…
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…follows suit with his character, doesn't it? He feels threatened by this alleged arrival. So he concocts a strategy in order to locate the threat.Luke chapter 2sheds a little bit more light on this contrast. You see, what was custom for the Jewish law is that a son who was born eight days later would be…
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…right? So, the first verse, yeah, it's really, well, you know the scene, right? It's the singing angels. Hark! The Herald angels sing. So, Luke,Luke chapter 2, right? And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, right? Hear them sing. And what are they saying? Glory…
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…this world, the outside portion of the conflict. I want to look and turn and look inwardly a little bit. Look at this, this is out of Luke. This isLuke chapter 2, verses, verses just a couple verses there, 34 and 35. It says, This child is destined to cause the falling and rising of many in Israel, and to be…
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…who was a man who would become a god, but a far greater wonder, the true god who had become a man. That's the story that begins to unfold here inLuke chapter 2. Though his conception was a miracle unlike any other, there was nothing extraordinary about Jesus' actual birth. In fact, we can read through…
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…Psalms. We're going to read Psalm 98. Psalm 98, we'll read the whole of this psalm, then we'll turn to the New Testament and to Luke, the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 2. First reading, Psalm 98. O sing to the Lord a new song, for he has done marvellous things. His right hand and his holy arm have worked salvation…
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…to change the way that you see things. Jesus is the good news. Let me let me give you some scripture to support this that Jesus is the good news.Luke chapter 2, verse number 10. This is the birth account of Jesus. And the angel reassured them and said, Don't be afraid. He said, I bring you good news that…
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…Ezekiel, and he told Isaiah. And he told Eve, and he told all of them that his plan, his coming was to bring peace. So we go back now, to Luke,Luke Chapter 2, right? You've heard the story. This is what Linus reads every Sunday or every Christmas. Right? Luke Chapter 2 starting in verse 10. Right? The…
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Good morning. I'd like you to turn with me toLuke chapter 2. Luke chapter 2. Luke chapter 2. And I'll be reading verses 8 through 14. Luke 2. ! Luke 2, 8 through 14. And in the same region there were…
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…joy for all nations. And that's actually the language that one of the angels uses in chapter 2. Just flip a page over perhaps from where you are.Luke chapter 2and verse number 10. This is when the angel appears to the shepherds near Bethlehem and the angel said to them, Fear not, for I behold, I bring you…
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…in Cyprus sometime in the first century. Exactly like Luke claims. Skeptical scholars also accused Luke of making up the census mentioned inLuke chapter 2when Mary and Joseph went to Bethlehem to be registered for Jesus' birth. Our historical sources tell us that the census actually happened years…
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…beloved son. At his baptism and at his transfiguration. Matthew 3, 17 and chapter 17 and verse 5. Jesus at age 12 referred to his father's house.Luke chapter 2and verse 49. Later to his disciples, Jesus explained his relationship with the father in terms of a human son copying his dad. John chapter 5,…
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…asked you to be loud and you didn't say nothing. What's going on? Alright. Okay, now everybody be quiet for a second. Karina, we're going to go toLuke chapter 2. Come on. Alright, there we go. We're in, baby. Luke chapter 2, verse 21. Here we go. Alright. And it says, And when eight days had passed, so this…
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…enlivening, equipping, illuminating, energizing, sending us out. The Spirit is that great field commander of the Christian life. You think of uhLuke chapter 2, where Jesus is driven out into the wilderness to face temptation. What does Luke tell us? And Jesus, driven out by the Spirit, went into the…
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…the relationship that we have with our stuff is kind of a spiritual barometer. It reflects the state of our hearts. And actually, this week inLuke chapter 2, we're going to see this encounter between Jesus and a man who, we might say, has a dysfunctional relationship with his stuff, with his wealth. And…
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…up to this very moment. This moment that we all celebrate, it's the it's the culmination of God's promise being presented to mankind. The Gospel ofLuke chapter 2catalogues this moment really well. It says it here in Luke chapter 2, verse number 1. It says, And it came to pass in those days a decree went out…
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…offering and the priest shall make atonement for her. And she shall be clean. See what happens when you miss Leviticus What do we read earlier in?Luke Chapter 2, we read that Joseph and Mary came into the temple. And what did they bring? Did they bring a lamb? No. No they brought two. Pigeons. Revealing to…
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