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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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…to us in some way. And we see this in the first advent of Christ and His coming, His incarnation. So, for the rest of the day, we're going to be inLuke chapter 2. So, go turn to Luke chapter 2. So, oftentimes, we may not see the word hope used in our text, but we can read stories in God's word that…
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…and precisely dates him to 51 or 52 AD, exactly as Luke claimed. I can keep going. Skeptical scholars also accused Luke of making up the census inLuke chapter 2. This is when Mary and Joseph went to Bethlehem to be registered for Jesus' birth. We hear about this every Christmas. Our historical sources tell…
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…choir of angels broke forth into praise and the Bible says, they sang out. Glory to God in the highest and on Earth, peace and goodwill toward men,Luke Chapter 2and verse 13. When Solomon was born. He was simply another in the succession of Israel's Kings, but when Jesus was born, he was declared the son of…
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…is later called Bethlehem, meaning House of Bread, and because it was David's, patrimony, the New Testament speaks of it as the city of David inLuke Chapter 2, and verse number 11. Now, Jesus Christ. Be our Lord being born in Bethlehem was not accidental. That is not just some coincidence. In fact, God…
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…The Hebrew concept of Mishpat or equalization by reversal comes right over into the New Testament. Mary, the mother of Jesus, has this song inLuke chapter 2that's sometimes called the magnificat, and in that she says, God has put down the mighty from their thrones and exalted the lowly. When Jesus…
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…point out in these verses. First, Jesus came not to give peace on earth, but division. This might seem surprising. I mean, earlier in the book, inLuke chapter 2, at the birth of Jesus, angels appeared to shepherds and declared to them, glory to God in the highest, and on earth, peace among those with whom…
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…His parents on the eighth day circumcising Him and then on the fortieth day bringing Him to be consecrated in the temple. That's where we find inLuke chapter 2He's brought in the company of Simeon who sees the future Redeemer right there in His hands. He took pilgrimages with His parents to Jerusalem on…
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…Luke, the author of the gospel, calling Jesus Lord, which is a loaded word, right? Because God is called Lord in Luke chapter 1, verse 43. And inLuke chapter 2, 11, Jesus is described as a Savior who is Christ the Lord. So by intentionally using the word Lord here, Luke is highlighting the contrast, how…
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…Christmas story today, and just share with you a little bit of God's God's heart for Jesus' uh Jesus' legacy that he was to leave. And it starts inLuke chapter 2, and it's always kind of one of our uh practices just to read the scripture and just hear the story as it's read in scripture. It says in Luke…
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And if you don't want your Bibles back to that passage that we read,Luke chapter 2, and I want to speak of Jesus' birth. And it's a really, really familiar story. And there are three things about Jesus' birth. So children, I…
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…Joseph, the last time that we see him mentioned in the Bible is when Luke, in his gospel, tells us about the 12-year-old Jesus in the temple inLuke chapter 2. That's the last time we read about Joseph. He doesn't feature at any point after that. Which means, I think we can safely assume that Joseph died…
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…such a being, with such a God? That's the question that each of us needs to answer tonight, and the question that our passage answers for us inLuke chapter 2. Let's turn our attention now to God's word. Luke chapter 2, familiar words, verses 8 through 20. And in the same region there were shepherds out…
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…you would strike us this morning on you with the wonder of Christmas. The wonder of Christ, the Lord, the Son of God. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.Luke chapter 2. I will go ahead and read out loud. Justin is supposed to read for this morning, but he's really sick. He's got a new clay. He's staying home.…
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This month we're looking at the story of Christmas through the eyes of Luke and his gospel. This morning we're looking atLuke chapter 2, the first 21 verses. You may follow along in your bulletin or in your own copy of God's Word. Very familiar text, known by many, even those who…
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…So if you would turn with me to the very middle of your handouts, just a page back from where we had our last reading, to that passage in Luke,Luke chapter 2. It's just on the left-hand side there. And I just want to look at the second little paragraph in that passage, which begins with the number 10.…
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…prayer, God. We ask it in Jesus' name, and everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toLuke chapter 2. Luke chapter 2. And uh my voice is a little thin today. It sounds worse than it is. Uh a guy came up to me after the last service and said, I got…
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…Unimportant, lowly, nobodies? No, don't... Do you know who I'd be describing to you? I'd be describing to you the shepherds as we meet them inLuke chapter 2. That's a bit surprising, isn't it? What do they describe them as? Insignificant, lowly, nobodies. That's the shepherds as we meet them in Luke…
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…We're going to look a little bit into the character of Mary and Joseph. Who they were, and maybe in part why God used them. So turn with me toLuke chapter 2and Matthew chapter 1. We're going to begin in Matthew. But be ready, because we're going to flip back over to Luke 2. Out of the four Gospels,…
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I want you to turn with me this morning to the book of Luke, the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 2. Chapter 2. And the title of the message is Everyone Have a Worship Guide. If you do not, raise your hands. We've got plenty back there. Anyone…
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…the king will be the servant and the servant will be the king. So once we get to the Gospels and we hear a birth announcement on an angel's lips inLuke chapter 2, turn there with me, Luke chapter 2, we shouldn't be too surprised to hear this mingling of royal might and servant-like humility in the same…
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