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Luke 3:8 · BSB
3:8 Produce fruit, then, in keeping with repentance. And do not begin to say to yourselves, ‘We have Abraham as our father.’ For I tell you that out of these stones God can raise up children for Abraham.
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…Baptist almost, not completely, but almost word for word. John the Baptist said, bear fruits in keeping with repentance. That's in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 3, verse 8. And when the crowd asked him, what then shall we do? John, he got really specific. To everybody, he said, if you have two coats, give one away. To…
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…soon too, 10 through 17 is clear. Repent. And let's unpack that a little bit more. Repentance is a central theme of John the Baptist's teaching inLuke chapter 3, verses 8 through 9. It's in Jesus' preaching in Luke chapter 5, and soon it will be the heart, one of the heart messages of the church's preaching, and Luke's…
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…sure that I don't fall out of temptation really played itself forward when as a young adult I started reading Matthew chapter 3, verse 8, andLuke chapter 3, verse 8. I was so surprised that they were the same verse in both locations in the Gospels. And if you ever see something twice, you might want to pay…
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…save them. That it's about ethnicity or religion, is enough to be on the good side. But their false confidence had to be confronted. And so inLuke 3:8, earlier in the book that we're in now, John the Baptist says this do not begin to say to yourselves, we have Abraham as our father. For I tell…
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…everyone can begin to see, because they bear fruit and prove, prove that. They are my disciples. Prove prove all right, let's do a few more things.Luke chapter 3 verse 8says therefore bear fruit in keeping with so if you've really repented may Jesus the Lord of your life and want the Kingdom of God you seek first…
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…So what was prophesied way back in Isaiah, thousands of years before John ever comes on the scene is starting to be fulfilled. And so we get toLuke chapter 3, verses 3 through 9. And I want us to read this whole section and then we'll discuss it. Luke chapter 3, verses 3 through 9. And he went into all the region around the…
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…against a person, not against myself, I have committed a sin against God. And so now what happens is we renounce that sin and turn away from it. InLuke chapter 3, verses 8 through 14, he says this, bear fruits in keeping with repentance, and do not begin to say to yourself, We have Abraham as our father, or I tell you, God is…
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…say about this? What did John the Baptist say about the Jews being saved just because they're God's chosen people? Well, you put it this way inLuke chapter 3, verses 7 through 9. Then said he to the multitude that came forth to be baptized of him, O generation of Vipers, who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come?…
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…that a rich man went to hell is that he was a Jewish man who shared the same blood as Abraham. Do you remember the words of John the Baptist andLuke chapter 3, verse 8? Turn there with me please. Look what the Baptist said in Luke 3 verse 8. Bear fruits in keeping with repentance and do not begin to say to…
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…related fruit to the fruit of good character and we've sort of been alluding to this is what John the Baptist called the fruit of repentance inLuke, chapter 3, verse 8. And in this he gives this an ominous warning produce fruit consistent with repentance. The act is already at the root of the trees. Therefore,…
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…as repentance literally means change of mind. But it also implies the change of life that every true change of mind brings about. That's why inLuke chapter 3 verse 8, John the Baptist exhorts the Jews this way, saying, bear fruits in keeping with repentance. And that's why in Hebrews 6 verse 1 says, repentance…
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…Herod had done, added this to them all, that he locked up John in prison. This is the word of the Lord. Thanks be to God. So today we're studyingLuke chapter 3, verses 1 through 10, about the ministry of John, St. Zachary. In chapter 1 of Luke, we read about his parents and his miraculous birth. Then in chapter 2, we studied…
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…that'll make a little bit more sense as we go. Luke 3, I'll read a few verses, we'll make a couple points, read a few verses, make a few points.Luke 3, verses 7 through 9. He said therefore to the crowds, so this is John the Baptist. We talked about John the Baptist last week. If you need to catch up, you could…
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