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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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…people really home. Look for this one. And so, at the very outset of his ministry, before all of the other things that we read in the Gospels, inLuke chapter 4, Jesus is in a synagogue and he goes through the scroll and stops right here. And he reads, The Spirit of the Lord is on me. And he reads through…
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…looking forward to the supernatural increase in my life, and I give you praise for it. In Jesus' name. Amen. Let's turn our Bibles first of all toLuke chapter 4. And while you're finding that, find Psalm 102. And we will get into the word together today. I believe it'll bless you. Luke 4.18. Jesus is…
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…come as a man. It's because man was given dominion in Genesis. One man gave that dominion to the devil, of which he acknowledged he received it inLuke chapter 4of the temptation of Christ. And so in order for God to legally give man back dominion that he spoke with this is he had to send his own son as a…
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…in the future. He is going to come. and rescue his people. He will intervene through his son the Lord Jesus Christ. Have a look with me please toLuke chapter 4. Luke chapter 4. chapter 4. Here Jesus takes the words of Isaiah. Not from Isaiah 42 but from Isaiah 60 but it's speaking of similar themes. Luke…
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…this is the one I look towards. This is the one I prefer. This is the one who will reign supreme in my Kingdom. So when Jesus came and preached toLuke chapter 4, that sermon in the synagogue, when he read from Isaiah chapter 61, I came to proclaim the gospel to the poor, not physically poor. Those who are…
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…Isaiah 30 verse #26 I will heal the stroke of your wounds. Why? Because he's Jaffe Rafa the Lord, your healer. Remember on that day in Nazareth inLuke chapter 4when Christ would read from Isaiah chapter 61, because that was the reading of the day, and every prophet or every rabbi who came would say one day…
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…messianic figure. Let me just read you one of these, Isaiah 61, 1 and 2. This is a prophecy fulfilled in Christ, and he even uses these words inLuke chapter 4. Isaiah 61, the Spirit of the Lord, God is upon me because the Lord has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the…
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If you've got your Bibles, open up with me toLuke chapter 4. Luke chapter 4. If we not had an opportunity to meet before, my name is Jason Mick, and I get to serve you as our executive pastor here at United…
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…to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives and freedom to prisoners. Now, you need to remember this because in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 4, Jesus goes into worship in a synagogue, and on the Sabbath, and he's handed the scroll of Isaiah to read. And he read Isaiah 61, verses 1 and 2.…
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…it fills in some of the details, right? The details of what it means that in Christ we have been released. So if you have your Bibles, look atLuke chapter 4. We're going to look at 16 through 21. So the context of this passage, this is early on in Jesus' ministry. He has been baptized, the Spirit of God…
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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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…And we come to surrender our lives to him. And so we're able to rejoice in Jesus as our Savior and our King. There's an old Scottish paraphrase ofLuke chapter 4that begins, Hark the glad sound. The Savior comes. The Savior promised long. Let every heart prepare a throne and every voice a song. The old…
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…of Mark speaking of the last week of Christ. However, he does include a few. We're going to look at the first one this morning together. It's inLuke chapter 4beginning in verse 1 and it says this. Again, he began to teach beside the sea. And a very large crowd gathered about him so that he got into a…
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…does not do many mighty works in Nazareth because of the townspeople's unbelief. In a more detailed account of Jesus' visit to Nazareth recorded inLuke chapter 4the townspeople say to Jesus Doubtless or Jesus says to all of the townspeople Doubtless you will quote to me this proverb Physician heal yourself…
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Jesus talks about this in the book ofLuke chapter 4. He says, I must preach the good news of the kingdom of God to the other towns as well. You know, the spirit of the Lord is on him to give this…
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…which now clips over into Matthew chapter 4 verse one. But I'm not going to read the Matthew account. I want to go to the Luke account and so go toLuke chapter 4, same chapter in Luke as in Matthew. But I want to look at it because it explains one particular temptation a little bit better than Matthew does.…
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…the spirit descended like a dove and the father's voice making this very declaration. This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased. You know inLuke chapter 4even in Luke chapter 4 let me share with you verses 16-9 also something interesting. In Luke chapter 4, beginning in verse 16 down through verse…
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…getting started. He was on his way to the next town, to the next ministry opportunity, but in a bigger picture, he went on his way to the cross.Luke chapter 4is thematic for Jesus' entire ministry. And so I want to show you after Jesus comes to town, and after they put the palm branches down, and after…
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…authority of the power, His power of an evil spirit. Jesus doesn't need in cantations or rituals. A simple command is enough from him and verse 35Luke chapter 4Jesus, Leah. Jesus immediately silences the demon. Jesus does this for three reasons #1 Jesus wants to mean full have full control and maintain it…
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…in it. The minute he sends it causes death to be a byproduct of this now dominion that he has, of which he has handed over to the devil. Yes,Luke chapter 4, Luke chapter 4, verses 5 through 8, just so we can see this in context, Jesus and in the temptation after he was baptized in the Jordan and the…
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