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Luke 4:12 · BSB
4:12 But Jesus answered, “It also says, ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’”
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…he can declare us in Jesus to be righteous. Then as we look at Jesus' life, we see his passion for justice. In the first sermon that's recorded inLuke chapter 4, he quotes Isaiah 61. The spirit of the Lord is upon me because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He sent me to proclaim freedom…
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…We are proud and Satan wants to, to, to take that pride and help us fall with that pride. But then it was a it was a lengthy time and we see in inLuke chapter 4. I told you that you don't have to turn there, but I'll read it. Luke chapter 4, verse 2. This is a is a direct comparison to this story. He says…
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…only ones. The demons knew it too. We've seen multiple interactions when Jesus comes to him and these people are possessed by these demons. And inLuke chapter 4, they said this. The demons said, I know who thou art, the Holy One of God. But we've walked with the disciples. And we've seen them as they kind…
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…he's entered in to those sufferings. And this, of course, finds its fullest expression in Christ himself, even at the beginning of his ministry. InLuke, chapter 4and verse 22, the people there in the synagogue listening to Christ speak from the book of Isaiah said that they were all speaking well of him and…
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…meet a guy like the maniac of God? What if this happens? What if this happens, Lord? Because they had seen things. I mean, they had been there inLuke chapter 4when Jesus is preaching in the synagogue and this demon-possessed man gets up and starts causing this huge issue. Peter's thinking, what happens if…
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…really granted a a royal pardon. And does King Jesus not come into the world to set captives free? Remember what we read in the Gospel of Luke inLuke chapter 4and in the verse 18 it says the Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. He have sent me to heal…
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…a place where we're going to see again and again and again rejection of Jesus. Now to show you an example of this, I'd like for you to join me inLuke chapter 4. Don't lose your spot here, but go with me to Luke chapter 4. Another time Jesus uses this same phrase. A prophet having no honor in his hometown.…
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…two times in scriptures is Jesus amazed. Two times. And both times that Jesus is amazed is really the same thing. Now, if you go back and look inLuke chapter 4and in Mark chapter 6, you'll see this story. Go back and read those chapters this week. Mark 6, Luke 4. Jesus goes back to Nazareth. That's where…
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…to say is that, lord, let this revival come upon me and you know, when God comes upon you, he begins to do that which man cannot do. You know, inLuke, chapter 4, from verse 18 to verse 21,. This is what the Bible says Luke, chapter 4, verse 18 to verse 21. And this is my prayer, that each one of us would…
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…He has sent me to bind up the broken hearted to proclaim liberty to the captives and the opening of the prison to them that are bound. Later inLuke chapter 4, Jesus is going to go to the synagogue in his hometown of Nazareth and he's going to be seated. He's going to open up the scroll and he's going to…
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…is called, the commentators call it, Jesus and His Mission. And it has a particular flavor, and it's trying to do a particular thing. It starts inLuke chapter 4with Jesus making a proclamation in his hometown of Nazareth about who he is and what his ministry is for. The story goes that he opens the book of…
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…have jumped ahead of me, represents what? The Holy Spirit. Very good. Thank you. So oil equals the Holy Spirit in 1 Samuel chapter 10 and 16 andLuke chapter 4and Acts chapter 10. What does the lamp represent? Yes. Thank you. The lamp represents the word of God in Psalms chapter 119, 105. We're seeing…
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…get a church full of people that are exercising the gift under the grace of God. It brings fullness to the individual and fullness to the church.Luke chapter 4, don't turn there, but it uses these three phrases about Jesus. It says Jesus was full of the Spirit, and then he was led by the Spirit into the…
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…after he ascended. There were three temptations in the desert that are mentioned. They're mentioned in Matthew chapter 4 and they're mentioned inLuke chapter 4. And the first one is the same, but the second two are in different orders. One in Matthew, one in Luke. I don't have time to dig into those two…
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We want to read the scripture for the dayLuke, chapter 4, 18 to 21. We are talking about impartation of uncommon justice, but today we are talking about spirit-led restoration. Jesus is reading a…
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…possibility that disaster is coming, and how do we get ready for that? And so to put us in that frame of mind, we're going to hear These words fromLuke chapter 4. Jesus returned from the Jordan River, full of the Holy Spirit, and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness. There he was tempted for forty days…
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…obedience to God. Jesus experienced that in every way that we do. The full onslaught of the devil in his face. You think about the temptations inLuke chapter 4. Temptations to go the way of the world, the flesh, and the devil. Face to face with Satan, he experienced all of that temptation. Satan is pushing…
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…that's no help to me right now. I want my brother now is what she was saying. What about today and see Jesus is good on today. When you go back toLuke chapter 4, Jesus reads from the prophecy of Isaiah. He sent me he sent me to bring good news to the poor, the healing of sight to the blind and so on. And…
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…that we read about probably took place before Jesus' reading in the Nazareth synagogue, it helps us to understand the comments in verse 23 ofLuke chapter 4that we read. Luke doesn't include them until his reader has the theological hooks, if you will, on which to hang those things, hang that…
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…for each day the spies had been in the land. Tells us that in verse 34 of that passage. So I think it's highly significant, Eastwood, that here inLuke chapter 4, Jesus was hungry in the desert for how many days? 40 days. So Luke chapter 4, verses 1 and 2, it helps us to understand what's at stake at the…
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