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Luke 4:29 · BSB
4:29 They got up, drove Him out of the town, and led Him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in order to throw Him over the cliff.
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…Here's another question as we get going. What came to Jesus' mind when He spoke about Jubilee? So, we heard that a section of that sermon inLuke chapter 4, where Jesus deliberately proclaims the year of the Lord's favor, the year of Jubilee. He says, now it's here, and I have come to bring it in. So,…
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…would be the opening of the seal To read the scrolls of the Old Testament We see that even in Jesus's ministry that he was tasked to do thatLuke chapter 4It was the first kind of hit put on Jesus He read the prophet Isaiah and said today this prophecy is being fulfilled basically because of me And so…
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…of God empowers them, the disciples also are empowered by the Spirit to do God's will. God empowered Jesus in his earthly ministry. You can look atLuke chapter 4for that. The Spirit empowers Jesus. Now the Spirit is empowering Jesus' followers to do the will of God so that his kingdom work will be expanded.…
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…water, which is a symbolic of a life that is void of God. Know that God embraces the outsider and the one who is ostracized. You know why? Look inLuke, chapter 4, 26, where Jesus referred to this woman and he said, there were many widows who were barren and without. They were in a drought situation. But God…
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…of throwing them over a cliff, they're amazed and astonished by what they see in Jesus. So we'll take a look at all of that as we study today uhLuke chapter 4, verses 14 through 44. And uh before we get going, though, I do want to I'm gonna break the chapter up like this. Jesus is gonna be throughout Galilee, and in Galilee…
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…passage. He knew why he was there. I'll talk a little bit more about that toward the end of the message. But it's also expressed, his ministry, inLuke chapter 4. Another gospel, verses 18 and 19. Jesus stood up and he spoke, and he quoted the prophet, and he said, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because…
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…will at long last put the world to rights. And friends, this is why Jesus came, to inaugurate this kingdom righteousness, to set it in motion. InLuke chapter 4, Jesus used the words of Isaiah 61 to describe his own ministry. In Isaiah 61, 1 through 4, we read, The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because…
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…Adam has. So how did Adam, what's the relationship between Adam and God after he sinned against God? we, when we come to the New Testament,Luke chapter 4, chapter 3, verse 38, we talk about the genealogy, and it's mentioned Adam, the son of God. So despite the fact that Adam sinned against God, Adam…
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…nhw'n ysgrifft. Amen. Lydw i'n Caelum, nysg eis yn yw'r yna Soschgall Lugas, nysg eis yn Caelu Captal, Lydwig von Hoschach, Gospel according toLuke, Chapter 4, nysg eis yn yw'r yna yna yna yra ychyd. Sosch gael Lugas yn Caelu Captal o'ch yna andr. Nysg eis yn nysg eiso. Yn ychydig yn ychydig yn ychydig yn…
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…get into fights, when we get angry, we want to beat that person. All I know is Jesus could have done that all the time. We could go through, go toLuke chapter 4, the first time he was the attempt to hit on his life. Some of you may not even realize that, that they tried to kill him in Luke chapter 4 for…
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…spirit, not just the body. And that's what happens with name. And now listen, 880 years later, it's a long time, 880 years later in the Gospel inLuke chapter 4, Jesus Christ actually tells this story. He recounts this exact event, the healing of Naaman, and he was in Nazareth, his hometown in Luke chapter…
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…counsel with the Herodians against him how to destroy him. They began their work with the Roman government to find a way to do away with him. InLuke chapter 4, he reads Isaiah 61 about the Spirit of God being upon him and how God had put the Spirit of God upon him. And as he sets people free, and he was…
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…just a man of God, but God as man. The God-man, the truly incarnated son of God, Jesus, our Lord, Jesus the Messiah. And Jesus walks around, and inLuke chapter 4, you can read about that. You can read about Jesus going into a synagogue, and he announces the great jubilee, the great year of redemption. And he…
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…saving work amongst Israelites, I want to read to you an episode from the life of Christ, which I think you'll do well to turn to with me, found inLuke chapter 4. So, if you could join me there. Again, how deeply fixed this idea was in the Jewish mind. God only intended his saving work for them. That was the…
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…revenue stream, this was what kept the bills paid. He lived along the shoreline of the sea of Galilee, also known as Ganeserit. We meet Simon inLuke, chapter 4, but here in Luke, chapter 5, he's the center of the story. We run across him. After he's been out all night fishing, the boats have been pulled…
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…young Elijah as he grew up in a land that worshipped Baal. Because, you know, this isn't just one week in the life of Elijah. Jesus tells us inLuke chapter 4that the time at the Brook Carat was three and a half years. Three and a half years in the wilderness. Verse. Verse one is a moment, but it's a…
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…to us that in the ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ we find that true Exodus. The one in whom there is salvation through judgment and mercy. InLuke chapter 4and chapter 9. In Luke chapter 4 and chapter 9. Jesus declares to us how he has come to provide a new Exodus. That will result in release from the…
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…as in mileage. He's really different in Galley in Jerusalem, but also some similarities too, which we'll find later on. Nazareth had a synagogue,Luke chapter 4, verse 1617. The Bible says. So he came to Nazareth. We've been brought up. We just came back here to preach after he was an adult. As his custom…
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…and to truly love other people. And how did Jesus love other people? He shows mercy. Jesus came on a mission of mercy. He actually told us that inLuke chapter 4. You can turn back to Luke chapter 4, and Jesus, the first time he publicly preaches in the gospel of Luke, he reads this, and he says, this is…
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…are at the mercy of what you're full of. And so the Bible says that Jesus was full of the Spirit and He was led by the Spirit. And what happens inLuke chapter 4is that what's called the temptations. He is tempted in the wilderness. And then at the end of the passage about verse 14, he comes, it says that…
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