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Luke 24:5 · BSB
24:5 As the women bowed their faces to the ground in terror, the two men asked them, “Why do you look for the living among the dead?
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…that we can behold wonderful things from your law, and I pray this, o Lord, in your Son's name Amen. If you have a Bible with you, turn with me toLuke, chapter 24. Luke, chapter 24. Now I know you're wondering aren't we doing the book of Psalms? We are, but I just wanted to give us a little snapshot of the…
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…is what Paul teaches here, Jesus taught first. And we don't have to go to just one place, we can go to two places. We have the famous passage inLuke chapter 24when Jesus, after his resurrection, is walking with two men who are walking on this road to Emmaus and he explains to them that the Old Testament…
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…told his disciples that this was what was going to happen. That he was going to be delivered into the hands of sinful men and would be crucified.Luke chapter 24, he told them, he said, Don't you realize it was necessary for the Christ to suffer these things? He understood that those things pointed to him,…
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…alive and infuse them into our spirit so that when we go home, it'll play over and over and over that Jesus is alive. Amen. I'm going to read fromLuke chapter 24, but before I do, please allow me to go back and to set the stage as to what has previously happened. You see, we thank God for His amazing grace.…
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…things about Luke. He says here at the beginning of Acts that Jesus stayed for 40 days after his resurrection. But if you read the ending of LukeLuke, chapter 24, if that was the only gospel and account of Jesus that you had, you would think Jesus ascended to the Father on the same day. In fact you may. You…
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…of Jesus' body, but Jesus' body is not there. And Peter, later on on that Easter Sunday night, he was there in the room where Jesus showed up inLuke chapter 24, and it says this, Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, Peace be with you. And they were startled and frightened, thinking they had…
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Now, if you have your Bibles, we have a couple of short readings. This first one fromLuke chapter 24, and at verse 45, which you'll find on page 1062, and then we're going to flick over to Acts chapter 1. So let's hear God's Word in Luke chapter…
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…to you, some pit stops that you are not gonna understand until later on. Even the disciples didn't understand Jesus' death and resurrection. InLuke chapter 24, Jesus appeared to the disciples in his resurrected form and they were confused and verse 45 says that Jesus had to open their minds so they could…
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…looking in John 21 in just a moment. Before we do that, I want to just briefly review. Obviously, last week we read a passage of scripture out ofLuke, chapter 24, describing that resurrection event from Luke's perspective, and then we focused on 1 Corinthians 15 and the reasons why we can believe in the…
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…morning we need to talk about Jesus and whether or not he's still in the tomb, but it's important for us to affirm that. I read a moment ago out ofLuke, chapter 24. Did you know that the gospel of Luke was written about 60, maybe 60 to 64 AD, about 30 years after Jesus rose from the dead? But it's important…
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…we do, we are a little hard on them. But now we're going to look at the perfect representation of what to do in your 40. And if you turn toLuke chapter 24, starting in verse 35, we're going to talk about Jesus. And it reads, actually starting in verse 36. While they were still talking about this,…
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…are available today. All right. Grab your Bibles if you would maybe give me a little who to holler amen whatever you feel like as we go toLuke chapter 24. Praise God. So this is a relatively long text but it's in story form so there's not a lot to explain as we go by. Okay. I'll try if there's…
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…importance. And here's why Because, all right, our eternity is at stake, based on what we do with Jesus. And the angels reminded these women inLuke, chapter 24, that Jesus had predicted that he was going to do this three separate times just in the book of Luke. And when the angels said this, look what…
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…Revelation series, which is what we've been doing, so that we can remember more in greater detail the death and resurrection of Jesus. So we're inLuke chapter 24, verses 1 to 12. Let me pray. For the reading and preaching of God's word. Heavenly Father, these are your people. This is your church. And we humble ourselves now…
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…and forever. And we all say together, amen? Let us turn to our first reading in Scripture. I'm gonna put that on the screen. It's in the Gospel ofLuke chapter 24. It's gonna be on page 1051 in our ESVP Bible. It's these little blue Bibles right here. So, 1,051, Luke chapter 24 verses one through 12. Will you…
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Well, good morning, church. Would you turn with me again toLuke chapter 24? I'd like to pick up Luke's resurrection narrative in verse 36. So that's page 832 in the Pew Bible. Let me encourage you to follow along there. We…
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…he's dead. And here's what the text tells us at the beginning of this passage I want to read to you today. If you have your Bibles, you can open toLuke chapter 24, and we're going to start in verse 1. And it says this: "On the first day of the week"—this is right after his resurrection, or his…
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…with the burial of his body in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea. But then came the morning of the first day of the week. Listen to the account fromLuke chapter 24. On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stone…
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…in Luke's Gospel, chapter 24, actually begins with the resurrection on the first day of the week. And I'm just going to read one verse earlier inLuke, chapter 24, at verse 6. And that's where it says, He is not here, but he has risen. Remember how he told you while he was still in Galilee, that the Son of…
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…face. So today the resurrection part is within you and is within me today. So even right now, we're just going to watch this particular passage ofLuke chapter 24, verses 1 to 12from the Luma Project. And as we watch, I just want us to see what the resurrection part entailed. On the first day of the week, very early in the…
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