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Luke 4:1 · BSB
4:1 Then Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness,
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…proceedings here. And we have already seen that the Spirit descended on Jesus at his baptism back in verse 22 of chapter 3 last week. And here inLuke chapter 4, verse 1, Luke actually summarizes the Spirit's ministry of empowering and guiding Jesus by telling us that Jesus was what? Full of the Holy Spirit and…
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…talk to God how big the mountain is but we need to talk to the mountain how big our God is that's the difference that is the difference and so inLuke chapter 4 verse 1and 2 is a very print very powerful principle here Luke chapter 4 verses 1 and 2 and it reads here then Jesus being filled with this Holy Spirit…
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…Faithful in testing. Faithful in testing. These are ways the Spirit of God surges through us. These are ways the Spirit of God surges through us.Luke chapter 4 verse 1. Luke 4 verse 1. So he was full of the Holy Spirit and yet he returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness. And then look…
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…reason and then I read it straight in the text and it blew my mind. Because I've never read this verse in this context before. So the Bible says inLuke chapter 4 verse 1, can we go to verse 1? For a second, back to verse 1. Jesus being filled with the Holy Spirit. So how did he go into the wilderness? How did he go…
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…Spirit. So sometimes the Holy Spirit will lead us, okay, into these paradoxical walks in the wilderness. So you know, in Matthew 4:1, right? And inLuke 4:1-2, is very, very odd verse, you know, if you look at it carefully, and Jesus Christ was led by the Holy Spirit, into the wilderness, to be tempted by…
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…Spirit. Watch. Luke chapter 3, starting in verse 22. It says, and the Holy Spirit descended in bodily form like a dove upon Jesus at his baptism.Luke 4, verse 1. Then Jesus, being filled with the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted. At the end of…
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…if you go to verse 12 verse 13 it says when the devil had finished all this tempting he left him until an opportune time and it started off withLuke chapter 4 verse 1where it said Jesus full of the Holy Spirit Returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness of the desert where for 40 days…
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…that though he was tempted he remained sinless so turn with me if you will to Luke chapter 4 and we'll start reading at verse 1 through to verse 13Luke chapter 4 verse 1says this Jesus full of the Holy Spirit left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness where for 40 days he was tempted by the devil…
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…a trap and it's ground where you're where testing happens and Finally, there's Jesus who was led into the wilderness by who? By the Holy SpiritLuke chapter 4 verse 1So this is the first thing we need to know about this whole wilderness experience if you're in it find out why you are there Very important day…
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…man? No. Holy Spirit shows no partiality. God shows no partiality. So where's the power? I'm going to show you. Where you get the power. Look atLuke chapter 4, verse 1. Jesus then being filled with the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness. I'm going to stop right…
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