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Luke 4:16–17 · 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,
4:17 the scroll of the prophet Isaiah was handed to Him. Unrolling it, He found the place where it was written:
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…our senior pastor. Thank you very much. And our associate Dakhtari, please let's appreciate him. Let's go straight to the word. Psalms sorry.Luke chapter 4, verse 16 to 21. Luke chapter 4, verse 16 to 21. And he went to Nazareth, where he had been brought up. And on the Sabbath day he went into the synagogue as it was…
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…what would happen in the year of Jubilee. They would blow their trumpet. Oh, what a celebration would take place on the year of Jubilee. Well, inLuke chapter 4, verse 16 to 21, Jesus is going up to the synagogue and he's given the book of the prophet Isaiah, and he opens it up. Luke chapter 4, verse 18, and he reads, The…
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…The Scriptures we use as Act chapter 2 verse Act chapter 2 verse 32 to 33, and then we also read Matthew Chapter 11 verse four to five and thenLuke chapter 4 verse 14 to 19. We shall be reading them, but let us start from Jesus Christ himself. If you read Scriptures. In fact, before we come to Jesus, as I've already…
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…He raises the dead. That's the power of God. Amen. And that Jesus and Jesus depended on the Holy Spirit. >> Okay. You with me? Good. Good. Okay. InLuke 4:16-19, we're going to pause after verse 7 16. Right. Thank you, Dylan. And it came and Jesus came to Nazareth. Ah, this thing's going to go off again.…
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…I encourage you to go back because we have been building up so you can understand what it truly means to be anointed. Because now it's your time.Luke 4, verse 16 through 21. Let's read the word of God together. Ready? Set, read. When he came to the village of Nazareth, his boyhood home, he went as usual to the…
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The reading from which the sermon is based today is Luke chapter 3, verses 21 and 22. andLuke chapter 4, verses 14 to 21. And let's read together the Word of God. Now, when all the people were baptized, and when Jesus also had been baptized and was praying, the…
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…and from that passage, I want to ask you three simple questions today. So, fast-forward in time with me about 800 years, and we're going to land inLuke 4:14-21. **"And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit to Galilee, and a report about him went out through all the surrounding country. And he taught in…
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…yeah, proclaiming God's glory in your story. So with that, we're going to stand up and read the word today. We're going to read from the passage ofLuke, chapter 4, verses 16 to 21. And I want to invite up my dear friend, Darren, who's going to be getting married next month. Yeah? He's going to be reading the word today for…
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…and fulfilled it. It's about doing what Christ did. Jesus served and sanctified this order when he was given the scroll of Isaiah the prophetLuke. Chapter 4, verse 16 to 17. Read it. It's got nothing to do with how cute or how wealthy Assyrian language is. Oh, he's young. He's reading that. It's it's not a show. These…
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…the captives free, to forgive sinners, to heal the sick, to raise the dead, to drive out demons, to set the spirits free, to intervene, to restore.Luke 4, verse 16-19. Strange, eh? Strange. What's strange? Strange that in Luke 4, 16-19, Jesus is opening another scroll. He's gone into the synagogue and he opens…
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