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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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…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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…down just a little bit, guys. 2 Corinthians chapter 5. Thanks for the good sound this morning. 2 Corinthians chapter 5. And would you also pick upLuke chapter 4? You don't mind you studying your Bible on a Sunday morning, do you? 2 Corinthians chapter 5 and Luke chapter 4. I believe we gave Bibles out. I…
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…the audience is hearing, to know that what he's teaching them is not in Luke, it's not in Matthew, it's not in... So in that verse 45, verse 45 ofLuke chapter 4, he said, And we said that this place where he said he opened their understanding, it's not a magic trick. It wasn't that he laid hands on them and…
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…that we are doing. Amen. So, what we are saying now is that Christ, Christ is the promised one spoken of in the scripture. You know, we just readLuke chapter 4, right? And he established that I am the one, the anointed one, right? So, what we are saying now is Christ is the promised one spoken of in the…
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…world. So Jesus is also recorded in the Synoptic Gospel. In Luke chapter 4 verse 42, we see that He proclaimed and demonstrated the kingdom of God.Luke chapter 4, was 42, Jesus proclaimed and demonstrated the kingdom of God. Now when it was a day, that's when he has become an adult here, he departed and went…
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…its war or sorry its weapon is also that of peace praise the lord its weapon is also that of peace so by speaking of them to begin at Jerusalem inLuke chapter 4so Luke chapter 24 from verse 47 right It is because Jerusalem is a geography that has a theology. Praise the Lord. It has a meaning. Praise the…
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…The better you know the Bible, the better you can fight the devil's darts of unbelief. That's how Jesus overcame the devil. What do we find inLuke chapter 4? The temptation of Jesus, right. How many times? Three times. Jesus said what it is written. It is written well. What does that mean? He knew the…
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…to the second one for tonight #10 I guess you would say it is establishing godly habits. And this is, boy, this is huge. Let's let's go over toLuke chapter 4. This is our text verse for this point. But I've, I've talked about this quite a lot in different contexts and with different things, but Luke…
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…think they said hour because it doesn't just sound very good. I need Thee every second. But we do. That we need Him. Jesus reinforces His truth inLuke chapter 4. He said, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God. When we ask God for the daily provision, it really is going to confront our…
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…Uh he's he's he's he's he's he's he's he becomes an object of either physical violence or verbal violence, and notice always his response. Uh inLuke chapter 4, after he preaches one of his first sermons, the audience gets so angry that they threaten to throw him off a cliff. How does Jesus respond? Jesus…
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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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…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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…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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…But the devil's efforts to get Jesus to abandon his mission didn't succeed, did they? Satan tried to use the people of Nazareth to kill Jesus even.Luke chapter 4. Go back and read that passage, verse 28 through 30. But their enraged attempt to throw him down the cliff, it talks about in verse 29 of that…
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…say, the world became flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld his glory, the glory as they only begotten, or the Father, full of grace and truth.Luke chapter 4, 18 and 19. Luke chapter 4, 18 and 19. They say, the Spirit of the Lord is upon me. This is when he went to the temple and he opened the scrolls…
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…of Satan, the question of sovereignty over the world will be forever settled. What Jesus refused to take on Satan's terms, if you remember inLuke chapter 4, he'll take on whose terms? His own terms. Heaven rejoices that the long rebellion of the world against God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ is…
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…passage. He knew why he was there. I'll talk a little bit more about that toward the end of the message. But it's also expressed, his ministry, inLuke chapter 4. Another gospel, verses 18 and 19. Jesus stood up and he spoke, and he quoted the prophet, and he said, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because…
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…he immediately was led into the Wilderness to be tested. In fact, let's go. Look at that real quick. I'm not going to read the whole passage butLuke chapter 4and verse number 1 gives us a pretty good idea of exactly what's happening there. Luke chapter 4, and verse number one, and Jesus being full of the…
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…don't this moment of Jesus baptism the significance of it. And the blessing baptism is for us last week. We've never to the temptation of Jesus inLuke chapter 4was what we talked about today, week number three, Don't Miss Moment. We're going to talk about it. Recall of Jesus. One of the first Miracles that…
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…right here. So, for three and a half years, he spends this time out in the wilderness. Matt, how do you know it's three and a half years? Well, inLuke chapter 4, and in James chapter 5, it tells us, it's three and a half years. Look at verse 12. "Sometime later, the book dried up because there had been no…
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