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Luke 20:13 · BSB
20:13 ‘What shall I do?’ asked the owner of the vineyard. ‘I will send my beloved son. Perhaps they will respect him.’
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…who the person is. And at the end, you make a guess, are you Andrew? And they say yes or no, right? You guys know this, right? And so really,Luke chapter 20is kind of like a game of Clue. And so it comes from chapter 19 where Jesus makes a declaration. And it should be obvious to many. But as we see,…
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…by putting Jesus into custody and coming against him. So they developed a new strategy. We need to utilize the Roman occupation to our favor. So inLuke chapter 20in verses 19 and 20, they put their plan to work. We find there, the scribes and the chief priests sought to lay hands on him at that very hour for…
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…and healing sicknesses. It was that he showed all the evidence of having shmiha. They taught him as one with shmiha. Not like the other scribes.Luke chapter 20. They're saying things like, where'd you get your authority? Where'd you get your authority? Where'd you get your shmiha? Who conferred it upon…
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…Good job, brave in the snow. It's great to have you here and I trust and be praying that God takes you home safe. We find ourselves this morning inLuke chapter 20. We're going to be picking this up in verse 41 and it's going to take us to Luke chapter 21 verse 4. Just to set some context for where we are,…
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…us to God, making us belong to him, having us be part of his family. The question that we're going to come to in our passage this morning inLuke chapter 20is really a response to what Christ has done, that price that he paid for us. And the question kind of comes down to this, what did Christ's death…
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…and authority would be present than in the temple. And that's where we encounter Jesus today. If you have your Bibles, please open them with me toLuke chapter 20. And if you're using the Pew Bible, you can find us on page 879. 879. We find in this section, the religious leaders, the supposed authorities over…
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…but Jesus, that Jesus, he says, he says, We can't do that. And you see the complete lie that is taking place here. And if you even look back and inLuke chapter 20, you remember they're even trying to trap Jesus with that question, should we pay taxes to Caesar or not? Because they know that it's really…
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…Peter, he just quotes Jesus. He just quotes Jesus, and Luke quotes Luke, because Luke wants Theophilus and you to connect these dots. Turn back toLuke chapter 20and verse 9. Back in Luke chapter 20, verse 9, Luke tells us a story about Jesus. And he began to tell the people this parable. He's in the temple.…
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…all we can. To talk about that, I'll invite us to open to our scripture. So if you have your bibles with you this morning, I invite you to turn toLuke chapter 20. If you ever wanna see, hey, where in the bible does it talk about money? Start with the gospel of Luke. That that that's where it talks about it a…
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…earth. Who's the stone? Jesus is the stone. He's the stone that will crush the earthly kingdoms. And did you know that Jesus quotes this passage inLuke, chapter 20? It's a parable you should read it. It's a very strong parable of the wicked tenant and the tenants refused to pay and the owner of the parable…
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Uh, if you would now open up a copy of your scriptures. As we look at the Gospel of Luke, we are inLuke, chapter 20. I'll read the end of Luke, chapter 20, beginning there in verse 45, so Luke, chapter 20, beginning in verse 45 and I'll read to in the chapter 21…
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If you would now turn with me into the Scriptures we have been making our way through. Luke. We are at the end ofLuke chapter 20. I'll be reading verses 27 through 44 so Luke, chapter 20 beginning in verse 27 let's go to the Lord again in prayer, asking for his blessing upon…
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…from the Gospel of Luke. We are in chapter 20. We're about halfway through chapter 20. So our verses we are looking at verses nine through 26. SoLuke chapter 20, beginning in verse nine, and I'll read through verse 26. Before we read God's word, let's go to him again in prayer. Let's pray. Father, we thank…
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…they reject God's messengers. Two things here, they reject Jesus' authority and they question, they reject God's messengers. Look at the passage,Luke chapter 20. And as you do Luke chapter 20 and verse one, you're going to find this fascinating. If you remember from last week, Jesus has just arrived in…
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Luke chapter 20. I hope you had a blessed Thanksgiving. I know me and my family did and my oldest daughter is on the road right now and so I checked her location…
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…in the world, disconnected from the health of the nations from which it goes. Now, all of that is in the background with what you see here inLuke chapter 20. In Luke chapter 20, which is of course three centuries before Augustine, you have a similar question raised to Jesus. This is the first of the…
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Good evening everyone, it's great to see you. Thank you for coming out on this warm summer night that we're having. So yeah, we're inLuke chapter 20. Thanks for reading that, Cato, that was great. If you could have it open, that would be very handy as we work our way through it. Let me just add…
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…the Lord was once again to trap him in his words so that they could specifically turn him over to the Roman governor. We find that told plainly inLuke chapter 20, and of course we will find out eventually that Roman governor is a man named Pontius Pilate. That's what they're moving toward at this point. They…
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…is used all over the Bible, and it typically is talking about humans that are in positions of political authority. These are the, you know, inLuke chapter 20, they're going to trap Jesus in his words to hand him over to the rulers and authorities. And that's what they do. Remember? They ask him, Can you…
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Luke chapter 20takes place on the third day of Jesus' teaching in the temple. This is the last week of his life. He will be crucified soon. He'll be arrested,…
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