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Luke 2:36–38 · BSB
2:36 There was also a prophetess named Anna, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher, who was well along in years. She had been married for seven years,
2:37 and then was a widow to the age of eighty-four. She never left the temple, but worshiped night and day, fasting and praying.
2:38 Coming forward at that moment, she gave thanks to God and spoke about the Child to all who were waiting for the redemption of Jerusalem.
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…that they make. Like I said earlier, no mom or dad has ever done it 100% right. We'll take a quick look at the mother and father of Jesus over inLuke chapter 2. If you want to turn there, Luke chapter 2, verses 41 through 49. And I want us to take a look at the incredible awesomeness of their parenting…
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…That's what the Canaanite woman helps Jesus see. And honestly, um, that's not that big of a deal as we may think it is. Does anybody remember howLuke chapter 2ends? You may remember when I tell you. Um, so Jesus is a teenager, and his parents leave him in the temple for three days, right? And then they…
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…Who said Anna? Luke 2. Yeah, Anna. That's right. She served in the temple. Night and day. You know why she was able to devote herself to that?Luke chapter 2. Because she was what? She was single. In Jeremiah 16:1-2, God tells Jeremiah, do not get married to anybody in this city. Don't marry anybody in…
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…it's an act of thanksgiving it's an act of fellowship it's an act of proclamation. Let me finish with something to take away and think about. InLuke chapter 2Luke says that the first Christians devoted themselves to the apostles teaching to fellowship to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Four…
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…we find value in it, what do we do? We take care of it. We're thoughtful, we paid a big price, we do our best to keep it safe and away from harm.Luke chapter 2, you know this, tap chapter 12, verse 24. Consider the ravens that they neither sow nor reap, they have no storeroom nor barn. And could you…
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…and more like who? Like Christ. Like Jesus. Jesus is the example for how we're supposed to live. I want you to, real quick, I want you to turn toLuke chapter 2. We're going to spend this remaining time looking at the life of Jesus and how Jesus grew. If Paul tells us in Ephesians 4 that Jesus is who we're…
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…of Israel. In Galatians chapter 1, Paul spent time in Arabia and Damascus before he began his ministry. And we know a little bit about Paul. InLuke chapter 2, even our Lord Jesus, our Savior, spent forty days in that wilderness before beginning his public ministry tucked away before beginning. Example…
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…Fro Lochet Hochpreisetage. Praise the Lord, rejoice, rejoice, rise up to sing this day. Glorious words, followed up by a song using the words ofLuke chapter 2, talking about Christmas, Jesus coming down to earth, the Son of God, taking on human flesh to come and live for us and eventually die for us and…
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…that Moses commanded for a testimony unto them I mean when Jesus Christ is circumcised and his mom offers a burnt offering For her purificationLuke chapter 2, you know, she's gonna offer the turtle doves the poor person's offering But these are animal sacrifices at the temple. This is following Exodus…
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…him. He was raised in victory. Romans chapter 1, verses 3 and 4. He was seen by the angels. All of heaven witnessed the redemptive work of Christ.Luke chapter 2, Matthew chapter 4, to name a few. He was proclaimed among the Gentiles. The good news did not stay in Jerusalem, but it expanded and went to all…
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…celebrated 50 days after Passover, Penta meaning five, and 50 days, Pentecost meaning 50 days. And here's what happens. So turn in your Bible toLuke chapter 2. We're going to start in verse 1. We're going to go through lots of Acts chapter 2. When the day of Pentecost came, they were all together in one…
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…Bible's right. Whenever the Bible talks about historical people, there really was a Caesar Augustus and a governor named Quirinius in the time ofLuke chapter 2and verse 1. And when the Bible talks about morality and human behavior, it's always right. But when we say that the Bible reveals the truth, we…
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…we've ever had. That's the favor of God. Amen. Right? So favor is it produces materially, but it produces spiritually. Amen. Notice in uh uhLuke chapter 2. Am I helping you? Luke chapter 2. Started talking about my dog and got off my train of thought for a minute. She's blessed and highly favored too.…
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…possession. The whole entire Old Testament is pointing in this direction, and then we see, as Jesus said in Luke, that this is inaugurated in Luke.Luke chapter 2, beginning in verse 30, Simeon says, For my eyes have seen your salvation and that baby that was born. That you have prepared in the presence of…
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…he appeared in the flesh, he was vindicated by the Spirit, then he was seen by angels. What a weird thing. And yet it's so important, right? InLuke chapter 2, you guys know this, right? And I almost feel like, what, you're gonna read a scripture about Christmas in September? What is this, Hobby Lobby?…
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…a baby. That's what we celebrate at Christmas, Jesus being born as a baby, and he grew up as a child, and he was submissive to his mom and dad. InLuke chapter 2, in verse 51, it tells us that as a young boy, Jesus went down to Nazareth with Mary and Joseph, and he was submissive to them. That's what it says…
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…7, to which our twelve tribes hope to attain as they earnestly worship night and day. That phrase night and day reminds me of a passage back inLuke chapter 2. Luke chapter 2, if you're familiar, you probably are. That's where we read about the birth of Jesus. But towards the end of that chapter, starting…
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…And leaving the book of Isaiah where we where we pick this quote from, reading on the Bible, we we find this quoted again. We find it again inLuke chapter 2, which is almost a direct quote of this, where Simeon in the temple picks up the infant Jesus in his arms and says, Lord, now you are letting your…
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…along with the righteous Simeon, who had been waiting, if you remember, for the consolation of Israel that we learned about all the way back inLuke chapter 2. Joseph actually took the body and placed it in an unused tomb, it says in verse 53 of Luke 23. Joseph actually occupies a position of privilege in…
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…the consolation of Israel. In Luke's gospel, we read of that man Simeon. Waiting for the consolation of Israel. And what do we read of Simeon inLuke chapter 2and 22, down to 24 and 26? We read these things about him. And this was in the context of Mary and Joseph coming with Jesus to the purification…
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