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Luke 4:27 · BSB
4:27 And there were many lepers in Israel in the time of Elisha the prophet. Yet not one of them was cleansed—only Naaman the Syrian.”
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…and they realized that they were naked. So they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves. And let's go to the New Testament, toLuke chapter 4. Luke chapter 4. Starting in verse 1. Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where for…
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…Jesus what he intends to do through his ministry? Well, we see it right at the beginning. The first stepping into, the spotlight of Jesus here inLuke chapter 4, we find in verse 18, the spirit of the Lord is upon me because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim…
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…done for us. Lord, as we look at your word to us today, help our hopes be in line with what you have planned for us, Lord. Amen. So today we're inLuke chapter 4. Please have your Bibles open. If you don't have a Bible, we would love to hear from you. We would love to get you a Bible so you can contact us.…
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…temptation can help us and most importantly why it is so important that though he was tempted he remained sinless so turn with me if you will toLuke chapter 4and we'll start reading at verse 1 through to verse 13 Luke chapter 4 verse 1 says this Jesus full of the Holy Spirit left the Jordan and was led…
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…church. Having church, and I'll explain that in a few moments. Just to set the context before I read the passage, if you go all the way back toLuke chapter 4, which at least in the Gospel of Luke is where we find Jesus' first sermon. And he quotes from Isaiah 61, where he says, The Spirit of the Lord is…
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…and all nations hear the grace of his word. So verse 10 Elijah went to Zarephath into Sidon a pagan nation. Jesus himself picked up on this inLuke chapter 4. The so-called religious leaders were getting uncomfortable with this Jesus guy who had appeared and was hanging around with all these untouchable…
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…the son of the carpenter, stands up, and a scroll is handed to him from the book of Isaiah, and he opens it to the passage that we just read. InLuke chapter 4, we read that Jesus opens up, and he reads that passage from Isaiah, the one that we just read, and he closes with this. today, today, this…
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…in the person of Christ. God with us. Emmanuel. And the scripture is fulfilled. We read, so please hold your place in Isaiah 61. But flip over toLuke chapter 4. Luke chapter 4. In verse 16, this is following Jesus' baptism by John and temptation in the wilderness by Satan. And in the very outset of his…
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…in the synagogue and he starts by saying the Spirit of the Lord had come upon him. And he then preached good news and so on, the rest of it, inLuke chapter 4. The Spirit came down as vindication, as validation of the Lord's calling and his person. And throughout his life, he walked in tune with the…
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…and was glad. This is very similar to another moment in Jesus' ministry, in the early days of his ministry, in fact, when he's in the synagogue inLuke chapter 4, if you remember, and he's reading from the scroll of Isaiah, reading the prophecy, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me. He reads this, and then he…
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…Both Matthew and Luke go to great lengths to help us understand that Christ came as king. They capture his genealogy in Matthew chapter 1 and inLuke chapter 4. They trace the lineage of Jesus through the line of David. He was to be king or the rightful king through David. But then on through Abraham who…
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…ministry, refers and quotes from the book of Isaiah numerous times throughout His ministry. As a matter of fact, He actually opens His ministry inLuke chapter 4with a statement from Isaiah that sets the course for what He means to accomplish. His mission statement, as it were, His mission statement, as it…
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…do not boast and be false to the truth. This is not the wisdom that comes from above but is earthly, unspiritual, demonic. And we also read inLuke chapter 4how when Satan had finished his temptations, he departed Jesus to return at a more opportune time. And you know, truth be told, many of us, and I…
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…lonely, for the outcast, for the widow, for the sick. That's who he spent his time with. Because they mattered to him. Jesus' very first sermon, inLuke chapter 4, he gets up and he reads out of the book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. And he reads this. He says, Jesus comes to undo what is wrong with the…
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…that right? Yes? Good. As we turn there, let me just remind us of where we are. We're doing a series this winter on who is this Jesus. Looking atLuke chapter 4through chapter 8. If you remember, we started a couple weeks ago hearing about Jesus as he walked into the synagogue and he sat down and he read…
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…that right? Yes? Good. As we turn there, let me just remind us of where we are. We're doing a series this winter on who is this Jesus. Looking atLuke chapter 4through chapter 8. If you remember, we started a couple weeks ago hearing about Jesus as he walked into the synagogue. And he sat down and he read…
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…way, we can lose our focus on Jesus himself. And I hope this series will help us fix our eyes on him in a fresh way. So this morning we're readingLuke chapter 4, verses 14 to 30. Let's read these verses together. And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit to Galilee. And a report about him went out through all the…
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…shows up. Glimpses and tastes of freedom and release. What happens when Jesus the King begins to move. I'm going to read beginning in verse 31 ofLuke chapter 4. Notice as I do that most of this story happens in one day. There's a lot that happens. But honestly it's just another normal Sabbath day in many…
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…from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. Turn with me this morning toLuke chapter 4. Luke 4. We have seen recently in Luke's gospel, Jesus as the promised Messiah, the beloved Son of God. Seen Him confirmed in that identity through…
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…launch his Messianic manifesto. And we'll see it is radically different from all those that are listed. Thank goodness. So please turn with me toLuke chapter 4and verse 14. Luke writes this. Jesus returned to Galilee and the power of the Spirit and news about him spread throughout the whole countryside.…
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