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Luke 24:7 · BSB
24:7 ‘The Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and on the third day rise again.’”
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…about the Eucharist because of how Luke uses it in the institution of the Lord's Supper. The Lord broke bread and he gave it to them. And then inLuke chapter 24, the risen Lord Jesus appears to his two disciples on the road to Emmaus, and he makes himself known, it says, in the breaking of the bread. I…
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…we're not going to start at the beginning. We could do that. We see that in the birth narrative of Luke's gospel. I want you to go to the end. ToLuke chapter 24. Luke chapter 24. Now, the gospels are keen on arguing not only for Jesus' messianic identity, but also his purpose. Why did the Christ come? Like…
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…of Jesus, he writes a sequel called the book of Acts, which is the story of the church. And what you're going to see in these last few verses ofLuke chapter 24is Luke does all three of these things masterfully. He ends the story of Jesus. He loops back to the beginning of the story by talking about…
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…that is this that God redeems people through Jesus Christ. There are great similarities between Luke, chapter 1, and the very end of the book inLuke, chapter 24. And part of it is this whole theme of fulfillment, of God bringing to pass what he said would happen. You might remember, in Luke, chapter 24, the…
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…in life and in the Bible. Jesus himself will interrupt the trip in order to make a strong point. And that's what Jesus does in our story today,Luke chapter 24. The Bible tells us two disciples are walking on a road from Jerusalem to a place called Emmaus. And we pick up the story in verse 13, now behold,…
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…we're here. We want to be better Christ followers. We are not just comfortable sitting around and talking about the old days. So how about turn toLuke, chapter 24, today? Thanks for bringing your Bible that's always important Out there. Grab yours or your device and turn that on Hope. All of you are equipped…
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…what's going to happen next? And we know the end of the story. We know Jesus is going to rise from the grave. And so by the time you arrive inLuke chapter 24and you see the actual resurrection of Jesus Christ, you know what they do not know. Look at verse 1. Now, it was the first day of the week. What…
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…Is Jesus insulting this woman? No, he is not. He never does It. Jesus never passes any derogatory comments. You know, if you read the Book ofLuke, chapter 24. Let's head out there for a moment. And you will find over there that a week later, exactly after a week later, Jesus was dead. And verse one says,…
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…33—having received from the Father what? The promise of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2, verse 38: “And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” InLuke chapter 24—also written by Luke, who wrote Acts—in Luke 24, Jesus said, “And behold, I am sending forth the promise of My Father upon you; but you are to stay…
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…33—having received from the Father what? The promise of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2, verse 38: “And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” InLuke chapter 24—also written by Luke, who wrote Acts—in Luke 24, Jesus said, “And behold, I am sending forth the promise of My Father upon you; but you are to stay…
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…how the Scripture points us to Jesus Christ. I say that because Jesus was trying to help his disciples understand the scriptures in this way. InLuke, chapter 24, 25 to 27, after his resurrection, he actually up braided them for their unbelief and he said to them O foolish men Slow of heart to believe, mark…
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…take a moment to look at both of those messages to see what is happening here. So if you took a look for a moment just back at the Luke passage inLuke chapter 24, before Jesus ascends, he teaches. And if you ever feel like you don't get the Bible, if you ever feel like you read and you're just not grasping…
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…tell him? So stay here and you tell everybody you know what I did for you. The men on the road to Emmaus or the disciples on the road to Emmaus.Luke chapter 24. He told them to go tell people what I did for you. Tell them that you saw me. Tell them I'm alive. So we're commissioned to tell the word confess.…
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…you processed all those big questions. Because I can tell you this to our lord. Jesus repentance mattered so much. Let me show you in the Gospel ofLuke chapter 24. Jesus is versus away from zipping, back up into heaven, and here's what he says to his friends. The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on…
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…really learning Jesus' playlist that He listened to and that He sung. But probably the best reason why to study the Psalms is what Jesus said inLuke, chapter 24, when He was conversing with two men on the road to Emmaus after He rose from the dead and before He ascended into heaven. They were bummed out.…
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…of what Jesus Christ did for me is continuously reminding me that he loves me. Let me invite you to grab your Bibles, open them up with me toLuke chapter 24. Luke chapter 24. Let me add my word of greeting to Dave's earlier. My name is Chris Cuba, and I have the privilege of not only being the lead…
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Luke Chapter 24, verse one says, On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices that they had prepared and went to the tomb.…
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…has changed you. You can't live with the king and be the same. I want you to look at your neighbor today and say this. Can I get a witness? Turn toLuke chapter 24. Luke has another description of what's happening here in Acts, also, and I think it's important that we hear Luke, what Luke has to say. So we've…
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…gonna look at the story of the resurrection today. And Jesus' statements to us about the work of the resurrection and how it impacts our lives. AndLuke chapter 24, starting in verse 1. This is the account from Luke of the resurrection morning. But very early on Sunday morning, amen, the women went to the…
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…get it, then you just have to look at verse nine. For as yet, they did not understand the scripture that he must rise from the dead. In Luke, inLuke chapter 24, Jesus said this to a couple of people who should have understood Easter but didn't get it. In verse 25, he says, how foolish you are and how slow…
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