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Luke 4:28 · BSB
4:28 On hearing this, all the people in the synagogue were enraged.
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…a motif of blindness and sight here as a metaphor for spiritual blindness and sight. He did this in his gospel as well in the gospel of Luke. InLuke chapter 4, 18 to 19, he says that the central aspect of Jesus' mission is to recover the sight to the blind. And Jesus does this both literally and even more…
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…any church because whatever Christ accomplished And he's left for the body to accomplish cannot happen without this because he himself said it inLuke chapter 4listen The Spirit of the Lord is upon me The second thing Before we go there though have you noticed how these words we easily gloss over because…
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…You're called to do the very works of Jesus. Works of creation, healing, kingdom, exhibiting power. This is how Jesus defined his mission inLuke chapter 4. Quoting from the prophet Isaiah, Jesus said, As you look out at your world, friends, your family, your neighborhood, your school, your city, what…
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…more details about the early visit that Jesus made to Nazareth. In fact, if you want to write this reference down, you can read about it later.Luke chapter 4, 16 to 32 is where you'll find that story. Jesus had gone back to Nazareth and same thing. They invited him to teach in the synagogue. And his…
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…the passages that is not in the Gospel of Mark that gives us a little bit of context, right, pretty much right before what's happening here, is inLuke chapter 4. And so I'm going to read it really quick. Please check up on me on your own time with that. But Luke chapter 4, verses 16 and 17. Jesus came to…
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…right here. So, for three and a half years, he spends this time out in the wilderness. Matt, how do you know it's three and a half years? Well, inLuke chapter 4, and in James chapter 5, it tells us, it's three and a half years. Look at verse 12. "Sometime later, the book dried up because there had been no…
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…devil is the the great deceiver that doesn't mean he's clueless when it comes to scripture i'm going to keep a finger in psalm 91 and turn ahead toluke chapter 4and let me read for us where jesus has been tempted by satan let me read for us from verse 9 of luke chapter 4 it says this the devil led him that…
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…therefore, we need to borrow from other gospels at different points to kind of fill in some of the blanks. So we're actually going to be turning toLuke chapter 4. So keep your finger right where it is in the Bible or a bookmark, but turn just to the right in your Bible. It's the next book over. It's going to…
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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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…his home with you, and he never leaves. And the Spirit of the Lord did not come upon Jesus for war and military conquest. Let me read to you fromLuke chapter 4, starting in verse 16. And he came to Nazareth where he'd been brought up, this is Jesus, and as was his custom, he went to the synagogue on the…
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…Casting out demons was a shadow of how he would ultimately defeat Satan through his death and resurrection. Would you turn just quickly with me toLuke chapter 4? I just want to show you one other place. I don't want to just read this one to you. Luke chapter 4. And would you look with me at verse 17? Jesus…
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…Satan is a transactional trader. Right from Genesis 3 verse 6 where he tries to have Eve transact her relationship with God for something else. ToLuke chapter 4, 6 where he's trying to get Jesus to engage in a transaction saying if you bow before me I will give you this or that or the other. He's always…
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…spends 40 days on earth after His resurrection, appearing to His disciples and speaking about the kingdom of God. Jesus' wilderness temptation inLuke chapter 4was 40 days. Israel wandered in the wilderness for 40 years before coming into the promised land. The 40 days leading up to the final stage of…
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…up over your temptations. Now another thing that temptation is not, is it is not a sign of God's displeasure. This is related, but think back toLuke chapter 4. The gospel accounts when Jesus goes into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. In Luke chapter 3, right before the temptation, he's baptized,…
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…to the word Elisha had spoken. So the breaking of the yoke first happens in the very city that you are in. Let's look at Jesus. If you go toLuke chapter 4, Luke 4, verse 14, You find that as soon as Jesus receives a mantle that's going to shake the earth after the temptation, it goes back to the very…
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…in this story from Alan and Michelle, that that that God can redeem even the worst circumstances, and that's why Jesus came. I I love how inLuke. Chapter 4, Jesus quotes an Old Testament passage from the book of Isaiah. And Isaiah is prophesying about what theologians refer to as the messianic mandate.…
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…is my refuge. And to him, I will cry out. And that's the way we relate to our Lord Jesus, who fulfills this psalm. When he enters the synagogue inLuke chapter 4, 18 to 19, he reads from Isaiah 61 and says that that prophecy is fulfilled in him. And among the things that it says, it says that he came, The…
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…going on. We ask questions, anxieties rise, doubts sprout and take root. Maybe John had heard about Jesus being in the synagogue in his hometown inLuke chapter 4. And being special guest, he's invited to read the scroll portion for that day and to comment on it. And he reads from Isaiah 61, where the Messiah…
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…to fix that and try to get you all the announcements at the end of the service. There you go. If you've got your Bibles, go ahead and open it up toLuke chapter 4with me this morning. I'm excited to be here with you as usual today. You know, over the last week, we were hoping for a lot of calmness, maybe,…
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…could be worshiped. She would be, hey, as important or more important than God. She'd be like God. Then there's a third illustration. Remember inLuke chapter 4? I meant Satan literally goes after Jesus. And he says, Oh, if you'll do this, if you, hey, if you'll cast yourself down and raise yourself back up…
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