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Luke 4:13 · BSB
4:13 When the devil had finished every temptation, he left Him until an opportune time.
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…4, 1, the Bible says that Jesus goes in full of the Spirit. It says he leaves the Jordan, leaves Galilee, and is full of the Spirit. Did you seeLuke chapter 4, verse 13, the very, very end? Uh verse 14 and 15. I think we have it on there, maybe. Verse 14, Jesus returned in the power of the spirit. Uh, Mark and John…
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…about Jesus as well, you know, when he was in the wilderness and he and he fought the devil. Um the devil still wasn't done trying. It says inLuke 4, verse 13, when the devil had finished every temptation, he temporarily left him until a more opportune time. Until a more opportune time. So he's left for a…
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…Because if he could get Jesus to repeat Adam's mistake, then God's rescue plan would fail and all humanity would be lost. And then we read inLuke chapter 4 verse 13at that that time of um temptation we read and when the devil had ended every temptation he departed from him until an opportune time and here is…
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…relied on scripture and I give you these scriptures today to rely on now notice what happens when this season of the Lord's temptation is over inLuke chapter 4 verse 13it says and when the devil had ended every temptation he departed from him until an opportune time an opportune time means that Satan will be back…
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…My brother was like, "Hey, man. You just need to remember that we have an enemy who is very patient." He is very patient. Just think about whatLuke 4:13says about Jesus. **"And when the devil had ended every temptation, he departed from him until an opportune time."** So, here's what we have to…
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…once. He had made at least one defense before Caesar. Chapter 4, verse 11, he had been abandoned by everyone except for one companion, his friendLuke. Chapter 4, verse 13, he was facing a winter in this prison, and so he asked Timothy to bring his parchments and his cloak so he could be warm before winter, and asked…
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…once. He had made at least one defense before Caesar. Chapter 4, verse 11, he had been abandoned by everyone except for one companion, his friendLuke. Chapter 4, verse 13, he was facing a winter in this prison, and so he asked Timothy to bring his parchments and his cloak so he could be warm before winter, and asked…
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…40 days of temptation in the wilderness, 40 days of temptation by the devil. Because the devil had finished every temptation, Luke tells us. That'sLuke 4, verse 13. Jesus could begin his public ministry because he was validated as God's own son. Jesus could not begin his ministry until his ministry was…
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…into his own hands, to disobey his father. But Jesus triumphed in that encounter, and overcame his temptations. And it's said at that point, inLuke chapter 4, verse 13, that the devil, Satan, departed from Jesus until an opportune time. And since then, Satan has not appeared in the Gospel of Luke as a character,…
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…And as it were, for the first time in history, Satan has to slink away out of the presence of a human being. And Luke is saying to us, fromLuke chapter 4 verse 13, As you read my gospel, dear Theophilus, and all you other readers, keep your eye on the drama. Keep your eye open for the opportune time. Because…
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…And as it were, for the first time in history, Satan has to slink away out of the presence of a human being. And Luke is saying to us, fromLuke chapter 4 verse 13, As you read my gospel, dear Theophilus, and all you other readers, keep your eye on the drama. Keep your eye open for the opportune time. Because…
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…And as it were, for the first time in history, Satan has to slink away out of the presence of a human being. And Luke is saying to us, fromLuke chapter 4 verse 13, As you read my gospel, dear Theophilus, and all you other readers, keep your eye on the drama. Keep your eye open for the opportune time. Because…
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