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Luke 23:46 · BSB
23:46 Then Jesus called out in a loud voice, “Father, into Your hands I commit My Spirit.” And when He had said this, He breathed His last.
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…governor. They would claim that he's an insurrectionist. And that's precisely what they did about two or three days after this. Listen to this fromLuke chapter 23. Then the whole company of them arose and brought Jesus before Pilate, who was the Roman governor. And they began to accuse him. And here's what…
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…you might be thinking, look, he's about to get off. He's about to get free from this, he's about to be released from this. It happens right here inLuke chapter 23, starting in verse 14, it says, And set, and he said to them, You brought me this man as one who was misleading to the people. This is Pontius…
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…the inside stuff. But but this is something that Jesus values more than we might even realize. In fact, I think the best picture of that would beLuke chapter 23. Jesus is on the cross in this particular scripture. It says, When they came to the place called a skull, they nailed him to the cross. And the…
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…the inside stuff. But but this is something that Jesus values more than we might even realize. In fact, I think the best picture of that would beLuke chapter 23. Jesus is on the cross in this particular scripture. It says, When they came to the place called a skull, they nailed him to the cross. And the…
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…died. But they've never asked you forgiveness, and you choose to forgive them anyway. That's unilateral forgiveness. That's what Jesus did inLuke chapter 23when he said, Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. They weren't asking, but Jesus gave. This is forgiveness when somebody comes…
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…followers. And so, if you have your copy of God's Word, we're going to turn to Luke chapter 23. We're going to go through verses 32 to 49. That'sLuke 23, verses 32 to 49. And so, what's going to happen is, I'm going to read the passage, and then I'm going to pray, and then we're going to dive in and see what God has…
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…appointed uh and sent to them, promised in the scriptures, okay, which really reminds me of Jesus' you know own words uh on the cross, you know, inLuke chapter 23, when he said, you know, Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do, right? So so Peter understands, and certainly the Lord Jesus…
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…be a blessing to care for you. Well, as we reflect today on the death of our Savior, I invite you to grab a copy of God's Word and open it up toLuke chapter 23. Now, on Good Friday, maybe you feel this way, but I'm always so conscious of the tension that exists, you know? There's that awareness that today…
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…good morning, church. Christ is risen. He is risen indeed. Let me invite you to turn to the Gospel of Luke. Our sermon text picks up at the end ofLuke chapter 23with Jesus' burial and then continues to Luke 24 with the empty tomb. As you're turning to Luke chapter 23, let me pray for us, and then I'll read…
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…Jesus. Really as a supernatural King, the juice finally came up with something that they thought would stick. They thought I got one. In fact, inLuke chapter 23, listen to this. Verse 2. Luke said, and they began to accuse him saying we found this fellow perverting, the nation, that's a lie. Forbidding to…
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…Think about all of the opponents involved in that story. The first one that comes to mind for me is the thief. In fact, you could probably go toLuke chapter 23and Luke chapter 24 and see all of these examples in one setting. Remember the thief on the cross? There was two of them. Jesus split the two.…
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…taught through the scriptures. Luke's gospel has brought us up through his life and now we're coming to the end of his earthly ministry here inLuke chapter 23. So we're going to read this together. If you have your Bibles, Luke 23. If you don't have your Bibles, if you could throw your hand up. We have…
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…to still be in the Tomb on the Sabbath day and he had to be raised on the first day of the week, that is the third day. You know, we find also inLuke chapter 23, We find that in verse 56. This is what they were doing. Then they returned and prepared spices and fragrant oils and they rested on the Sabbath…
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…would have spread throughout the Passover celebrations. And that's why Pontius Pilate, the governor of Judea, is in Jerusalem, as we learn later inLuke chapter 23. He normally resided in Caesarea, which is kind of the modern equivalent of where Tel Aviv would be in relation to Jerusalem. But he traveled to…
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…the very end of his life, and that's rather like what happened to one of the thieves, the criminals, who died with the Lord Jesus on the cross inLuke chapter 23, on page 884 of your pew Bibles, your chair Bibles, your church Bibles. Do keep that passage open, we're going to look at what happened. I…
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…10 at the time that this was happening. So he would have certainly known about this. His dad was actually really curious about Jesus. You read inLuke chapter 23that when Jesus was brought before him, it says that King Herod was glad about this. He'd heard so much about Jesus' teaching, about the miracles,…
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…that background it's suggested that Herod hears but instead of believing he seeks to see Jesus Herod lacks faith and we see this clearly later inLuke chapter 23when Herod finally sees him he says when Herod saw Jesus he was very glad for he had long desire to see him because he had heard about him and was…
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…He? And now it's noon. It doesn't look or feel like it here outside Jerusalem. And we're going to hear the rest of the story of the death of Jesus.Luke chapter 23. We'll pick up the reading at verse 44. This is God's holy Word. It was now about the sixth hour, noon, and there was darkness over the whole land…
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…as we've seen recently, he's been betrayed. Arrested. Denied. Beaten. Found innocent. And nonetheless condemned to be crucified. Turn with me toLuke chapter 23. And we'll read together of his actual crucifixion. In the middle of the night, Roman governor Pilate has granted the demand of the Jewish leaders…
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…in a crowd of 10,000 people? That's the kind of buzz that Jesus generated when he went somewhere. Everyone was talking about Jesus. In fact, inLuke chapter 23, Jesus has been arrested. And part of his trial process was that he needed to go see Herod, who was the governor of that area under the Roman…
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