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Luke 4:16 · BSB
4:16 Then Jesus came to Nazareth, where He had been brought up. As was His custom, He entered the synagogue on the Sabbath. And when He stood up to read,
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…it's not for the half committed. It's for those who say, Lord, I give it all to you. Take me wherever you want, do whatever you want in my life.Luke chapter 4, sorry, chapter 5, verse 4 and 5. Man, listen, at the risk of sounding old school, this is not a legalistic thing, okay? I'm gonna show you this.…
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…he will perform miracle. He will teach. Of course, it started from the temple, but he didn't say because it was welcome in the temple in is itLuke chapter 4where the book was given to him and he announced his calling and so on and so forth. And then I say perpetually all the time you want to minister…
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…in Luke. The connection is so close, you would have to try to miss it. We're in Luke 3, we're reading about Zerubabel and the genealogy. InLuke chapter 4, which we will be in in November, I know, but in Luke 4, Jesus actually starts his ministry. He's doing the preparatory work, baptism. We're about…
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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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…These are the two things that prepared Jesus to start his ministry. And we have to understand the narrative that is happening in Luke chapter 3 andLuke chapter 4if we are going to understand the genealogy that Luke inserts in the middle. So last week, I told you guys that the baptism of Jesus was the…
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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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…the spirit of the Lord, the spirit of the Lord is upon me. So the tagline of St. Luke's is where spirits come alive. It all comes from right here,Luke chapter 4, Jesus' mission statement. It all comes right here. Our spirits come alive because the spirit of Jesus that was on him when he started his ministry…
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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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…the Son. And he begins into his earthly ministry, proving that he is the promised king and that he is the obedient king. He's an obedient king. InLuke chapter 4, we have the story of Jesus being taken into the wilderness and tempted. Verse 3 of chapter 4. The devil said to him, If you are the Son of God,…
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…man on the mat, He healed the woman with the flow of blood. And these are just a few of many times that Jesus says I've come to handle the problem.Luke chapter 4, we've looked at a few times in this series and it's important to remember because it essentially shows us the reason Jesus came. He said in verse…
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…Luke records for us a sermon Jesus preached right at the beginning of his ministry, which like his manifesto for the Kingdom of God, he says inLuke chapter 4, he says the Spirit of the Lord is on me because he's anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He sent me to proclaim freedom for the…
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…captives, forgiveness to the guilty, healing to the broken. It's what he did when he stood up at the beginning of his ministry, when we read it inLuke chapter 4. He stands there in the synagogue, gets the scroll, opens it up and reads, the spirit of the Lord is on me because he's anointed me to proclaim…
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…In fact, the Bible tells us that Jesus' custom, because he was the traveling, they recognize them as a traveling rabbi, a traveling teacher. And inLuke chapter 4says he would come into town and as was his custom and he called for the book of the prophet Isaiah. So that was the custom back then when you were…
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…with history. Then just enough mismo has come in the flesh to undergo these temptations for us. Pro nobis upon my paran person deals in expoundingLuke chapter 4versus 1 to 13 through postal polls. Philippians chapter 2 versus 5 to 8 in Diba about how this mind or let this mind be new, which was also in…
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…here, and to get to know you as well. So thank you so much for this opportunity. It's such a privilege to be here. And we're going to turn back toLuke chapter 4. And let me just read these verses that are on the screen. Jesus came to Nazareth, where he'd been brought up. And as was his custom, he went to…
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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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…on the hearts of churches, trying to get church people to fall in love with him. And I think that's something we've tried to do. The other one wasLuke chapter 4from verse 18, and it says this. The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, for he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. I'm reading from the new…
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…form the entire Old Testament. He would have explained how they spoke about him. Now, I can say that because we have an example of this inLuke chapter 4. In Luke chapter 4, we read these words. So he, that is Jesus, came to Nazareth. where he had been brought up, and as his custom was, so this is…
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…of criticize, but Jesus, his theology was mocked. You can pick any verse. His message was rejected, pick any verse. His preaching was critique.Luke chapter 4. His disciples didn't get it. So the writer of Hebrews also says for this reason, he, Jesus, had to be made like them, fully human in every way, in…
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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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