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Luke 4:2 · BSB
4:2 where for forty days He was tempted by the devil. He ate nothing during those days, and when they had ended, He was hungry.
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…But the devil's efforts to get Jesus to abandon his mission didn't succeed, did they? Satan tried to use the people of Nazareth to kill Jesus even.Luke chapter 4. Go back and read that passage, verse 28 through 30. But their enraged attempt to throw him down the cliff, it talks about in verse 29 of that…
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…in hell. He gave them heaven. He released people from the prisons of darkness. To those who needed healing, He gave healing. And when we read inLuke chapter 4versus 16 to 21, This is why I'm seeing the Zoe life where it brings dead things to life is there was an audience gathered in a synagogue who was…
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…say, the world became flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld his glory, the glory as they only begotten, or the Father, full of grace and truth.Luke chapter 4, 18 and 19. Luke chapter 4, 18 and 19. They say, the Spirit of the Lord is upon me. This is when he went to the temple and he opened the scrolls…
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…us, we are keeping it to ourselves? The renewal of God comes with the assignment of God and the woman, the Samaritan woman, in the book of. Is itLuke, chapter 4? No, john, chapter 4? No, john, chapter 4. This woman, the moment he was refreshed, the first thing that he did he went to his people and told his…
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…of Satan, the question of sovereignty over the world will be forever settled. What Jesus refused to take on Satan's terms, if you remember inLuke chapter 4, he'll take on whose terms? His own terms. Heaven rejoices that the long rebellion of the world against God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ is…
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A reading fromLuke Chapter 4. Luke 4, beginning at verse 14. Jesus returned to Galilee. And the power of the spirit. And news about him spread throughout the whole countryside.…
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…This story is just kind of stuck in there and short. Not really much else said about it other than one reference Jesus makes to this very story inLuke chapter 4. So we're going to talk about it this morning. Let's pray and we'll jump in. God, we come to you. We thank you for your good word. I pray that your…
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…not by might, but by my spirit, says the Lord. If we could have Luke, chapter 4, verse 18 and 19 on the screen, please media. Luke 4, 18 and 19.Luke, chapter 4. Surrender to the power of God. There is an enablement that is given as you yield to the power of God. Let's read it together. The Spirit of the…
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…in this hour that we are living in this dark hour. The church has made the anointing something we play with. So let's look what Jesus said inLuke chapter 4and verses 18 through 19. It says this, say I'm anointed, say I'm a maturing church, Hallelujah. That's our assignment more and more in this hour…
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…As we talk about this, you'll see why we read it. Guys, this idea of jubilee was critical for Jesus. One of the first things he does is inLuke chapter 4, just before he begins his ministry, he reads out his mission statement and his mission statement is from Isaiah 61, verse 1 to 3. And in the…
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…We know that he helped inspire the scriptures and the Ten Commandments, but let's look and see how Jesus responded while he was on earth. SoLuke chapter 4, we're going to read in verse 16. Luke 4 and verse 16, it says, so he came to Nazareth where he had been brought up, and as his, what's the phrase…
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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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…that are in the Old Testament, Naaman is one of the few that Jesus points back to. And he does that in a familiar passage for you, no doubt, inLuke Chapter 4, if you keep your fingers there in 2 Kings Chapter 5. Because it is here in Luke 4 that Jesus points us back to Naaman. And something very…
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…And that is where we pick up the story today in this next part of our series. And so, if you want to follow along in your Bibles, we're going toLuke, chapter 4, beginning with verse 14. Now the central question to this portion of Luke's gospel, these next five chapters, is who is Jesus? That is what Luke…
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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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…not just a library of writings given to us by both God and man, but they tell a unifying story that leads us to Jesus. Again, Jesus himself inLuke chapter 4, when he's quoting from Isaiah, quotes this old poem from the 8th century BC, and he says, today this has been fulfilled in your hearing. So any…
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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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…code. If you would like to grab the notes and quotes for the sermon in advance, you're welcome to do that. You can see our passage is going to beLuke 4, verses 1 through 13. Again, very practical passage, rich in Christological material. We learn a lot about Jesus here. Um, but also, I think, quite helpful to us in a…
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