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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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…Amen. Amen. Amen. Um Grant Parkway, happy Sunday. It's good to see you. If you have your Bibles, would you just go ahead and grab those and go toLuke chapter 24? Okay, Luke chapter 24. I I don't think I need to introduce myself to you. I think I've been here enough times to where most of you know exactly…
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…to him as a resurrected Savior. And my friends, this is the hope, is that this passage can do the same for us this morning. So let's look. We're inLuke chapter 24, starting in verse 36 to the end. So let's go ahead and read that together, and then we can pray. As they were talking about these things, Jesus…
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Well, good morning, church. You can turn with me in your Bibles toLuke chapter 24, starting at verse 13. We'll be looking at Luke chapter 24, verses 13 to 35 this morning, as we draw near to the conclusion of Luke's gospel, which…
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…they laid the body, the dead body of Jesus in that tomb. The women followed along and watched which tomb it was. So on this particular morning thatLuke 24, verses 1 through 12describes, they're going to the right tomb. They know that Jesus was dead and buried. Make no mistake about it. And even in the way they approach,…
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…book. Now verse 2. Until the day when he was taken up, okay, again, that's that's the ascension. We see a lot of that. Luke wrote about that inLuke chapter 24, and he's gonna get to it here even in a second in Acts 1. Okay, so until the day that he was taken up, after he had been after he had given…
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…look the 24th chapter about these things will go right through here about how it was full. Filled first at Pentecost, with regards to the Jews andLuke chapter 24beginning there in verse 44. And he said unto them, these are the words, which I spake unto you while. I was yet with you, that all things must be…
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…the opponents involved in that story. The first one that comes to mind for me is the thief. In fact, you could probably go to Luke chapter 23 andLuke chapter 24and see all of these examples in one setting. Remember the thief on the cross? There was two of them. Jesus split the two. There was one on his…
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…remind us of that. And as you always do, speak to us this morning in the reading and preaching of your word. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen.Luke 24, verses 1 to 12. But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they went to the tomb, taking the spices they had prepared. And they found the stone rolled away…
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…He hung there for about six hours, Jesus dies, on the cross, Jesus is taken down from the cross. He is buried. The Bible says, and we find inLuke chapter 24, that account that early on that Sunday morning when those women had gone out to spy the Sepulchre. Only to find that the stone was rolled away and…
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…to us, I think, to come back to them, retouch on them, be reminded of them. Now, every part of God's Word gives testimony about Jesus Christ. InLuke chapter 24and verse 27, you can read the account of Jesus' appearance to two of the disciples after his resurrection. Which reads, And beginning with Moses…
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…their hands, and if they drink any deadly poison, it will not hurt them, and they will lay hands on the sick and they will recover. Luke goes on inLuke chapter 24with another Commission for the church. Jesus opened their minds to understand the scriptures. Luke 2445 and Jesus said to them, verse 46. Thus it…
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…strengthen us. But the Psalms aren't gonna shout at you, and they're not packaged for consumption. But they are there. It's interesting. I, inLuke chapter 24, when Jesus encountered, first, the disciples on the road to Emmaus. And he, you know, he they're they said that their hearts were burning within…
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…to make the way for you. Jesus. Those hands. Those hands had to be nailed that body had to be physically abused. Paul said a rather Jesus said inLuke chapter 24. He said everything in the law, everything in the profits, and everything. In the psalm says, the Christ had to suffer. My sins made him suffer.…
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…On these two commandments, depend the whole law and prophets. That was a way to speak about the entire Old Testament. Another example is over inLuke chapter 24, where he's on the road to Emmaus and catches up with these two disciples, and beginning with Moses, who wrote the law and the prophets, he…
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…the resurrection moment and what will happen in that moment. But as we draw to a close this morning I want to go to one final passage. Acts sorryLuke chapter 24one thing that has come through clearly from this passage and from Philippians is that our bodies will be like Christ's body. Now I think we have…
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…the good news is, it's Easter. And this is exactly what the message of Easter speaks to us about this morning. We're going to look in the book ofLuke, chapter 24, starting in verse 13. That's on page 831 in your pew Bible. If you want to turn there with me, we're going to... This is a continuation of the…
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…experience and express grace. Join us. So great to get to worship together with you all. What a joy today in particular. If you'd turn with me toLuke chapter 24. Luke 24 is on page 884 of the Bible in the pew in front of you. In our study of Luke's gospel, we have finally made it to the last chapter. And…
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…the fourth day. There's two things that have to happen. It has to be the first day of the week or Sunday and it it has to be the third day. Now, inLuke chapter 24, we find it was the third day. Do you remember those disciples? They're walking along from Jerusalem, to the little village of Emmaus about seven…
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…got any fish? And the boy, they've just got fish. They bring it on shore. He's already got a fire going and he breaks bread with them. Again, inLuke chapter 24or 25, he's walking down the road to Emmaus. And there's two guys who sing. Did you hear? Jesus has died and they cannot recognize that Jesus is…
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…commands. But the thing is, it's a lot larger than that too, because we have this moment Matt reminded me before I came out to preach this morning,Luke chapter 24, where Jesus, the risen Jesus, is on the Emmaus road with the two disciples and He explains the whole Old Testament in light of Him and says He…
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