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Luke 21:24 · BSB
21:24 They will fall by the edge of the sword and be led captive into all the nations. And Jerusalem will be trodden down by the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled.
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…am seconding it. I pray that somebody will buy into that and say, I want to be, I want to be uh take time to go and fast and be away in fasting. InLuke chapter 21and verse 37, I'll just skip and go ahead there because I need to combine it with this one of chapter 4. In Luke chapter 21 and verse 37, just…
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…each morning to hear him amen may god bless the reading of his word amen i tell you what are y'all ready for jesus to come again. As Sharon read inLuke chapter 21, to start with verses 25 through 28, Jesus actually shifts to describe not the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70, but his own return from heaven. Jesus…
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Well, I've invited Sharon up, if she would again today, to read our passage today inLuke chapter 21, verses 5 through 38, I believe. All right. Luke 21, verse 5 through 38. Some of his disciples began talking about the majestic stonework of the temple and the memorial…
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…God sees the heart. God sees the sacrifice, God sees your trust in him, God sees what no one else can see. This is exactly what Jesus teaches us inLuke chapter 21. He talks about the widow's offering. I love this picture. Luke chapter 21, look at verse 1. Jesus looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts…
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…is called to give. And of course, perhaps the most famous story related to this concept is the story of the widow's might. So if you look inLuke chapter 21, we notice this story, Luke chapter 21, in verse 1, we read, Jesus looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the offering box. And he saw…
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…just a couple more. Remember, Jesus is coming back soon. Verse 50 and 51, Jesus blesses them, and then he parted, he's carried up into heaven. InLuke chapter 21, there's a prophecy that the same way he goes up, the same way he'll come down in the clouds. In Acts chapter 1, verse 9, two angels come and they…
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…Yeah. Uh, and so the more you gave, the more noise it made. So the wealthy givers made a lot of noise and they looked really generous. And so inLuke chapter 21, uh, it says that when Jesus was in the temple, he watched these rich people dropping their gifts in the collection box and he would've heard it as…
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…wants to do without us, but he invites us to be included. There's a lady, amazing, amazing church lady. They called her the widow with two mites inLuke chapter 21. And we say wow to her because she just gave everything she had just for her. And the Lord and God took care of that widow. That's amazing. That's…
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…Christ came back and set up his heavenly Kingdom. But I have to ask you this question. What does Daniel chapter #4 and what we just read here inLuke chapter 21have anything to do with one another? And the answer is they have nothing to do with one another, nothing at all that this is talking about the end…
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…closer to when Jesus comes again. We don't know exactly when it's going to be, but we know at each day we are one day closer. And I want to turn toLuke chapter 21, because there's about three different places where Jesus talks about signs of the times and things that would happen before he comes. And maybe…
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…that suffering needed to come first, and then glory would follow. And so Jesus would confirm this picture throughout this week, and especially inLuke chapter 21, the previous chapter, verse 27, Jesus says, And then they will see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. This all is going…
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Before we really dive into this morning's study, and we're going to be inLuke chapter 21. ! If you're using the pew Bible, I would encourage you to get there. ! It's on page 881. So, Luke chapter 21, we're going to pick it up towards…
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Open your Bibles, if you would please, toLuke chapter 21. Luke 21, we're going to be picking ! If you're using the pew Bible, it's going to be on page 880. Luke chapter 21. Those of you who've been with…
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Our text this morning comes from the Gospel of Luke. As we're making our way through we are inLuke chapter 21I'm going to be taking a larger chunk than I often do, taking verse five and going to the end of the chapter before we read it. Let's go to the…
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…can view the book of Nehemiah would be anthropologically or eschatologically Big words, I know. So. In Psalms, chapter 83, and Ezekiel, chapter 38,luke, chapter 21, revelation, chapter 20, and so on, we read of the coming moment in the last days. And that's what eschatological means. It's the study of the last…
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…you or to scare you, but to tell you that we ought to expect this sort of thing here in the kingdom of man. And Jesus tells us what to expect inLuke chapter 21. He told his disciples, you will be hated by all for my name's sake, but not a hair of your head will perish. By your endurance you will gain your…
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If you have your Bibles, turn with me this morning toLuke chapter 21, and I want to preach this morning on the joy of generosity. And you would imagine that this is tied to what we're doing this morning, and it is,…
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…is that we while we don't think we have much to offer, we always have something to offer. We always do. This reminds me the account of Jesus inLuke chapter 21, when he's giving the story of the widow lady, it says this in Luke 21. It says, "As Jesus looked up, He saw the rich putting their gifts into the…
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…who tells us the same thing, not once, but at least twice. In Luke chapter 12, verse 7, we're told even the hairs of our head are numbered. And inLuke chapter 21, Jesus is telling his disciples about persecution. And he says this, You will be hated by all for my name's sake, but not a hair of your head will…
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…it. But we do know that Thomas deeply loved Jesus. And we have to go a little bit deeper to find out about Thomas. In fact, we see Thomas over inLuke chapter 21, we see him post resurrection, he's in the boat with these other disciples, they go back to doing what they know best, right? They go back to…
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