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Luke 4:18 · BSB
4:18 “The Spirit of the Lord is on Me, because He has anointed Me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent Me to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to release the oppressed,
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…me. These are some of the mandates given us and the next one I really like because it follows right after Jesus finishes 40 days in the wilderness.Luke chapter 4 verse 18and 19. Luke chapter 4 verse 18 and 19. It's drawn from Isaiah 61 with a few changes because it's the year of God's favor. Luke chapter 4 verse 17…
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…draw your attention briefly to the person and the description of Jesus' ministry when he first steps into the public view. It is found for us inLuke chapter 4, verses 18and 19. How does Jesus describe his ministry? How does Jesus help to set forth the purpose of what he came to accomplish? How do we understand from…
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…not an earth, that will be conducive to that. My God, but when the church arises. You want to see the spiritual side of it? Look at Luke chapter 4.Luke chapter 4, verse 18and 19, when Jesus goes into the synagogue and he picks up the scroll and he begins to read. Luke chapter 4, verses 18 and 19, starting at verse…
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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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…the sacrament is eaten and this episode is also a culmination of the motif of blindness and sight that Luke has been using over and over again inLuke chapter 4 verses 18 to 19Jesus gave his mission statement at the onset of his public ministry and that was this the spirit of the Lord is upon me because he has anointed me…
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…the good of others to help the vulnerable and oppressed out of gratitude for him saving us from oppression. And so I'll close with a paraphrase ofLuke 4, verse 18. Because we do his ministry as his hands and feet, we can say, the Lord has anointed us, the body of Christ, to preach good news to the poor. Today…
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…sin through His ministry. First we see the condemnation of sin and even the purpose statements that Jesus has for the ministry that He had.Luke chapter 4 verses 18and 19 says this Now we'll get to this in just a moment. But I want you to recognize that in this purpose statement what Jesus is saying is He came…
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…you, then you're exempt. I see no exemptions. The next thing he says to proclaim freedom, to proclaim, again, the idea is proclaim freedom inLuke chapter 4, verse 18. Freedom to captives or prisoners. Proclaim freedom. Proclaim freedom, which means it must be spoken. Freedom here, freedom is pardon or the…
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…when you read what is written in Isaiah 61, verses 1 to 2, we had it read earlier by Chris, if you compared that with the quotation that we have inLuke, chapter 4, verses 18and 19, you'll notice that there was something different. Something is added and something is missing. What's added is found at the very end of…
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…terrorism, what should the response at the church called the road be? I can't speak for other churches. I can tell you that Jesus was very clear inLuke chapter 4, verses 18and 19 about what he came to do. He came to set the captives free. And there's no reference anywhere in the New Testament that it was to just one…
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…sort of announce who he was to the people in his hometown. He read from the book of Isaiah, which had been written centuries early. We see this inLuke chapter 4, verse 18. He says, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, for he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor, he sent me to proclaim that captives will be…
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…sort of announce who he was to the people in his hometown. He read from the book of Isaiah, which had been written centuries early. We see this inLuke chapter 4, verse 18. He says, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, for he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor, he sent me to proclaim that captives will be…
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…ability. He did it through the enabling of the Spirit of God. Let me have you look at another one very similar. You're in Matthew. Just go toLuke chapter 4, verse 18. Luke chapter 4, verse 18. I think you'd be really unnerved if I said go to John chapter 5, verse 18. And I'm not going to. But Luke chapter 4,…
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