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Luke 23:8 · BSB
23:8 When Herod saw Jesus, he was greatly pleased. He had wanted to see Him for a long time, because he had heard about Him and was hoping to see Him perform a miracle.
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…He cries out and says, God, why have you forsaken me? And that's how we often feel. God, why have you forsaken me? But listen to what he says inLuke chapter 23and verse 46. Then Jesus, after the Father had turned his back on Jesus, the Jesus cries out with a loud voice, Father, into your hands I commend…
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…the concept of Mercy, understand this to despise Mercy is to glorify brutality. It's the flip side of that. Now remember what Jesus did inLuke chapter 23. It starts back in the Garden of Gethsemane. He says, my soul is exceeding sorrowful even unto death. He prays to his father, three times. If it be…
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…look at Jesus with fresh eyes and maybe he was more than he originally, thought. He repented, and he believed have, you heard the conversation inLuke chapter 23? This man on the cross said, Jesus, remember me, when you come into your kingdom, Like that, but I believe you're the king of Heaven. You're about…
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…a wealthy member of the Jewish ruling council, according to Matthew 27. And he humbly asked Pilate for the body, for Jesus' body. And it says inLuke, chapter 23, it says about Joseph, he was a member of the council, a good and righteous man who had consented to the decision and action. And he was looking…
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…wanted him to do. He was a people pleaser. They accused him of treason. They claimed to be king. Pilate just didn't want to make a decision. And inLuke chapter 23, you know, Luke's the physician. He gives us more details than any other gospel writer about matters. And in Luke chapter 23, verse 1, it says…
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Well good morning everybody. You might like to turn in your Bibles toLuke chapter 23. We're going to read from verses 35 to 43. So it's Luke chapter 23 and verses 35 to 43. And last time I was with you on a Sunday morning we were…
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So we're going to read fromLuke chapter 23starting at verse 26 down to verse 34. Luke 23 starting at verse 26. As the soldiers led Jesus away, they seized Simon from Cyrene, who was on his…
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…what Jesus didn't pay for. No it's been paid. It's finished. Tetelestai. It's finished. Well he says another statement Luke tells us this one inLuke chapter 23. Father into your hands I commit my spirit. Another quote from Psalm 22 Luke 23 and verse 46 then Jesus calling out with a loud voice said Father…
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…were intolerable to Rome. Now Luke wrote about this. In fact, if you'll just flip over a few pages to Luke's gospel and turn with me please toLuke chapter 23, Luke actually gives us the specific charges that the Sanhedrin lays out. And I want you to see these. Luke chapter 23, verse one, then the whole…
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…to go out to the hall and you can enjoy a holiday junior church all together. For the rest of us, we can turn in God's word to the gospel ofLuke chapter 23, and we are going to read from verse 26 to 49. And the words will be up on our screen if you don't have a copy of the Bible on your phone or in…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…why because we want to live as we please because we don't want anyone telling us how to live look at the final scene of Jesus death on the crossLuke chapter 23Luke chapter 23 God's king has come God's loving king who had done all that God would promise reaching out to the broken healing restoring…
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…his burial have to teach us about this story that I've just told you, a true story about Andy and Bob. And so we're going to begin reading it. It'sLuke chapter 23, if you've forgotten what the text was, and we're going to begin reading it, the 26th verse. And what's just happened before, if you remember from…
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