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Luke 21:6 · BSB
21:6 “As for what you see here, the time will come when not one stone will be left on another; every one will be thrown down.”
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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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…through your son Jesus and your unending love as we consider this text. It's in his name, the name above all names that we pray. Amen. All right.Luke 21, verses 5 through 38. Let me read this long text for us. And while some were speaking of the temple, how it was adorned with noble stones and offerings, he, that is…
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…fig tree and it withers and dies. And John the Baptist uses this sort of language we've seen. He talks about the signs of the fig tree later on inLuke chapter 21. So this is a picture isn't he that he uses a lot, that the gospel writers use, that is a classic picture from the Old Testament of the vine and…
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…fig tree and it withers and dies. And John the Baptist uses this sort of language we've seen. He talks about the signs of the fig tree later on inLuke chapter 21. So this is a picture isn't he that he uses a lot, that the gospel writers use, that is a classic picture from the Old Testament of the vine and…
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…off the ways of sin, but I must hurry, we need to become woke, I believe on the very real and raw. Rising threat of persecution. Yes, really inLuke chapter 21and verse 12. Jesus says. But before all these things, they will lay their hands on you and persecute you delivering you up to synagogues and…
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…and preaching the gospel and he's challenged by the chief priests and the scribes who say by what authority are you doing these things and inLuke chapter 2137 every day he was teaching in the temple but at night he went out and lodged on the Mount of Olives and early in the morning all the people came…
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…has been orchestrating and working the whole time. In fact this whole chapter has actually been a fulfillment of Jesus' words. In the gospel ofLuke chapter 21Jesus tells his disciples that after he's gone to the father they're going to lay their hands on you and persecute you delivering you up to the…
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…to speak. We ask this in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat if you have a Bible. I invite you to take it and open it up toLuke chapter 21. Luke chapter 21. We'll start uh reading in verse 25. And if you're our guest today, let me explain what we're doing. We're in a series entitled 40…
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As we continue in worship, I encourage you to turn in your Bible to the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 21. I'll be reading verses 20 34 through 38. And if you happen not to have a Bible with you, there should be one located in the pew in front of you,…
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…21, verses 20 through 33. I'd encourage you to uh turn there, keep it open. We will be uh studying this passage, going through it this morning,Luke chapter 21. And if you don't have your Bible with you, you can find it on page 881. And if you happen not to have a Bible at your home, your apartment, your…
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…I read. Also, as we mentioned each week, if you don't own a Bible, please take that one home as our gift to you. We would love for you to have it.Luke chapter 21, beginning in verse 5. And while some were speaking of the temple, how it was adorned with noble stones and offerings, he said, As for these things…
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…to be noticed, she was doing it out of a heart's desire to see God glorified. But there's two other lessons that we learn here in this passage inLuke chapter 21. Our next two lessons explain why sacrificial giving brings glory to God, and so we need to look at the nature of this widow's giving. And we're…
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…way, becoming disciples where you can think, where you can enter the dialogue and anywhere. You don't memorize things. Jesus told his followers inLuke chapter 21, matter of fact, do not sit around and think of what to say before you get there. That's stale. Who bakes cookies one day and hope one day they're…
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