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Luke 2:39 · BSB
2:39 When Jesus’ parents had done everything required by the Law of the Lord, they returned to Galilee, to their own town of Nazareth.
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…and myrrh." Notice they came to the house; they didn't come to the manger. The word child here is different than the word baby. This used inLuke chapter 2. He's not an infant anymore. He's older, somewhere between 10 and 20 months old, they come into this place and what did the magi do? What was the…
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…Isaiah know that it would take 700 years for this to happen. But what do we know? In the fullness of time, God sent forth his son. And we read inLuke chapter 2, almost verbatim with Isaiah 7. You know the passage. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior who is Christ the Lord. He is the…
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…a particular tax that the Roman Empire would levy on people, groups, and kingdoms that they had conquered. This is the sort of tax that back inLuke chapter 2, you remember, Caesar Augustus was taking a census, right? We read that every Christmas time. He was taking a census. Well, why was he taking a…
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We're going to look up togetherLuke chapter 2and starting at verse 22. Let's hear God's word to us. When the time came for the purification rites required by the law of Moses, Joseph and Mary…
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…and Simeon, and they're at the temple. Jesus' parents had taken him to the temple to obey the law. Please have your Bibles open with me. We're inLuke chapter 2, finishing our series, looking at the infancy narrative. This is the end of the stories about Jesus as a baby. He's eight days old at this point,…
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…start. If you need a Bible, just pop your hand up. And one of our people in red vests would love to get you one. If not, it'll be on the screen.Luke chapter 2from verse 1. At the start of Luke's telling of the birth of Jesus, he grounds it in history. In those days, Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a…
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…be the mother of Jesus. And we've seen how Mary and Elizabeth responded out of joy to what God has done. So let me read Mary's song again. It's inLuke chapter 2, and it's from verse 46. It says, My soul glorifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior. For he has been mindful of the humble state…
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…And we turn back to Luke, back to chapter 2 of Luke. That's page 1027. Sorry, this is verse 40, next page, 1028, if you're using the church Bible.Luke chapter 2and verse 40. And the child, that is Jesus, grew and became strong. He was filled with wisdom and the grace of God was on him. And then to the end…
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…into this this week. You know, the last time we see this guy mentioned in the Bible is when Luke tells us about 12 year old Jesus in the temple,Luke chapter 2. It's the last time we hear about Joseph in the Bible story. We don't hear about him after that point. Which means in all likelihood, he died well…
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If you'd like to turn with me toLuke chapter 2, we're going to be reading from verses 8-14. ! Luke chapter 2, verses 8-14. And in the same region there were shepherds out in the field, keeping…
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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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…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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…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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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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…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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…beginning of the covenant. No, in fact, the glory of Jesus, the glory of the saving Son of God, didn't begin in Genesis any more than it began inLuke chapter 2or John chapter 1. It's not just into the historical past that Christ's glory reaches, but into eternity past that his glory reaches. Before time…
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…And certainly that is what the Jews of the day were expecting. The coming Messiah would be the coming king. And then to the shepherds inLuke chapter 2. The announcement of the angels. Do not be afraid for behold I bring you good tidings of great joy which will be to all the people. For there is…
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…I think that has been really encouraging to me this morning. I hope as we look through our text this morning that it will be the same right now. SoLuke chapter 2is not going to be our main text this morning, but I do want to start off with part of it in the typical Christmas story that we read. Just to talk…
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