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Luke 22:24 · BSB
22:24 A dispute also arose among the disciples as to which of them should be considered the greatest.
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…Peter's denial. But I would just like to pull my next three points from these verses. Jesus talking about who's going to be the greatest. So that'sLuke 22, verse 24 through 27. I'll read those verses. And there was also strife among them. Which of them should be counted the greatest? And one of the Gospels talks about…
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…stories in scripture about the disciples, about so caught up in themselves that they're missing what Jesus is presenting at the door for them. InLuke 22, verse 24. This is when Jesus has just presented the Passover meal together with the disciples. And he just had, he just poured out the wine and the bread…
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…the [music] me like you make me [music] a serant by your mind and May Allst [singing] [music] forever. [singing] Make me like [singing] you. That'sLuke chapter 22 verses 24- 27. Now there was also a dispute among them as to which of them should be considered the greatest. And he said to them, "The kings of the Gentile…
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…that then we miss everything God has for us? So this is the question I have for us. In this, we can see multiple times that this happens. So inLuke 22, verse 24, we can see that all of the disciples are sitting at the Last Supper and they're arguing which of them is the greatest among them. And Jesus is…
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…indeed in the statements of Jesus himself, you find this very thing brought out in contrast, he says, to the likes of the kings of the Gentiles,Luke chapter 22, verses 24 to 27, where he speaks of himself having come to serve, not to be served. Mark 10 has the same kind of reference, but you remember the context in Luke…
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…wash Jesus' feet. What a day he's had. That would be a good thing to do. Do you want to know where the disciples' heads were at? Well, we see it inLuke 22, verse 24. It says, a dispute also arose among them as to which of them was going to be regarded as the greatest. That was the discussion they were having in…
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…what was going on with the disciples. Luke tells, based on his interviews, that there was a dispute that had arose between the disciples. This isLuke 22 verse 24. What were they disputing about? They're talking about who is the greatest among them. Jesus said, the kings of this world, they lord it over. over…
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…And we can also see that even at the Lord's Supper, all the disciples were concerned about this question, not the new covenant being inaugurated inLuke 22, verse 24. So clearly, this is not a James and John issue. All the disciples were concerned with the self. And this is all of mankind's nature. This is true…
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…would be different. It'd be easier. Or would it? And that's what our passage today gives us an opportunity to see. So let's look at this together.Luke chapter 22, verses 24 through 30. A dispute also arose among them, as to which of them was to be regarded as the greatest. And he said to them, The kings of the Gentiles exercise…
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…mention to you and call it to your attention. One of them is the argument amongst the disciples about who is the greatest. About halfway through inLuke chapter 22 verse 24. It's just amazing to think about this because Jesus has just washed the disciples' feet. He has told them, I've shown you what to do. He says, the…
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…he's making them family, And they had the audacity in the middle of it to argue over who was the greatest. And so Jesus, he he says these words inLuke 22 verse 24. A dispute also rose among them as to which of them was to be regarded as the greatest. And he said to them, the kings of the Gentiles exercise…
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…issue of who was number one. In fact, keep your finger there in John. We're going to come back, but I just want you to turn just for a second toLuke chapter 22, verse 24 through 27. Hey, have you ever found yourself just a little discouraged with your spiritual progress and development over the years? Raise your hand and wave…
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…It's like, you've got to be kidding me. Anyway, I want you to think with me about what Jesus had to say about leadership. Turn in your Bible toLuke chapter 22, verse 24 through 27. Luke chapter 22, verse 24 through 27. Incidentally, do remember that context is very important to understanding Scripture. And I think it's…
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…that He was a sacrifice. He willingly sacrificed His will to serve those that He loved. Turn over in your Bible, if you will, just for a moment toLuke chapter 22, verse 24 through 27. Luke chapter 22, verse 24 through 27. And if you've ever kind of, how many of you every now and then get a little discouraged with just how brain…
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…that would be a good stop and think, what is he talking about? But the truth of the matter is, is they really didn't connect. And if you look atLuke chapter 22, verse 24, we see that right after Jesus had taught this lesson, they're on their way out the garden, and here's what they end up talking about. A dispute…
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