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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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…us to be overcomers, God has designed us to stand in his power and strength. I want to turn from the to the verses that we read at the beginning inLuke chapter 4. Well, Jesus is uh speaking in synagogue and excuse me, the temple, and the Bible says there was delivered him of the book, the prophet Isaiah, and…
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…the Kingdom of God is like that. He said the Kingdom of heaven is like and unto you know what? The devil knows this about a Kingdom. Turn over toLuke chapter 4. In Luke chapter 4, this is the temptation of Christ. We typically read Matthew because it's the first of the four gospels, but the Luke account…
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…to coast. Everyone's going to know the Lord. And that's another time and another place and another message. But remember what Jesus did in in inLuke chapter 4. You guys are familiar with it. I'm going to stay in the Old Testament for now and just remind us of that one. He got up in the synagogue,…
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…IT WAS A PLACE THEY WOULD COME and assemble together and they would read the scriptures and reason. You'll recall later in our Lord's ministry inLuke chapter 4that he would go in that synagogue and he would read from the Torah. He would read from THE OLD TESTAMENT. YOU KNOW WHAT CHURCH OUGHT TO BE? IT'S A…
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…them silently, studying them. Paul here talking specifically about the reading of scriptures in the public context, just as we see Jesus doing inLuke chapter 4. When Jesus walks into the synagogue there in Luke chapter 4, he takes the scroll of Isaiah and he begins to unfold and begins to read all that's…
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…went synagogue. Anyone here got something to say? Rabbi come forward and he he turns to the prophets and he reads out of the prophet. We call it inLuke chapter 4and he reads out. Then Paul stood up, motioning with his hand. And notice how he starts. He's a Jew, but he's a Christian. He's in a synagogue. Men…
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…Jesus began his ministry when he was filled with the Holy Spirit. And that may be a little bit of a controversial statement, but let's look over inLuke chapter 4. This is the first place that I've seen it in the New Testament. It says then Jesus, being filled with the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan…
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…on our lives. When Jesus announced his mission on the earth at his first recorded public sermon in his hometown in Nazareth, you can read it inLuke chapter 4. His announcement of his mission and his purpose was all justice language, good news to the poor, recovery of sight to the blind, freedom and…
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…highlight as we look at Jesus with this this series. And so there's two portions of scripture that I'm going to take you to today. The first one isLuke. Chapter 4, if you would stand with me. Luke chapter 4. We're going to read 31 through 37. Amen. And if you have it, say I have it. Amen. Here we go, Luke 4,…
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…Christ. But we have to realize you can't fully appreciate the New Testament without the Old Testament. When Jesus began his public ministry inLuke chapter 4, he quotes from Isaiah 61 to say, well, just give me Jesus. Well, Jesus himself says you gotta understand Isaiah if you're gonna understand me and…
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…not have to do the work, he will do the work. And it's what Jesus came to do. I think this is one of Jesus' purpose statements that he declares inLuke chapter 4, when he stands up in the temple for the first time, really going public with his ministry, and he says, This, Luke 4, 18 and 19, the Spirit of the…
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…you to for it to happen. So as I was meditating on what just what I would say tonight and what I wanted to share with you, I want to share with youLuke chapter 4, 18. Jesus stood in his own hometown. He said, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he's anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. Number…
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…right there. But this morning we're going to start our our Lent series uh called the wilderness which is going to look at Jesus' journey inLuke chapter 4. And uh Sarah and I um uh moved to Alexandra uh in what year? I can't even think 2014 something like that. Um down to Alexandria. And the thing…
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…word, the wilderness. And he executed his ministry in the Eremos, the same word in the wilderness. But there's more. Because as we studied throughLuke chapter 4, what we saw, let me remind those who were there, let me inform those who were not. What we see in this passage of the baptism and the temptation…
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…And we see in these different scenes that we're going to jump in every Sunday. The pressure that gets put on Jesus. So we're going to start inLuke chapter 4. And we're going to start with being rejected at Nazareth. Not that we were rejected at Nazareth, but Jesus was. And so my first kind of…
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…to the second one for tonight #10 I guess you would say it is establishing godly habits. And this is, boy, this is huge. Let's let's go over toLuke chapter 4. This is our text verse for this point. But I've, I've talked about this quite a lot in different contexts and with different things, but Luke…
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…He finally shows up to fulfill this rescue mission that God had started from the beginning. But when Jesus gets there and he begins his ministry inLuke chapter 4, the Jews quickly realize that this guy, this Messiah, is not at all what we were expecting. We've been waiting on him. We've been anticipating his…
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…are my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased. Uh the next chapter over, Jesus is beginning his ministry at the age of 30. Uh, it says in verse 4,Luke chapter 4, 4, it says, Jesus being filled with the Spirit. So the Holy Spirit was upon him, and he was baptized when he was baptized, and now the Holy Spirit…
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…you went about going around declaring, speaking blessing. Now watch this In the New Testament, Jesus repeats the same declaration in the book ofLuke chapter 4. He stands up in the synagogue, and of all the passages, he chooses the very same passage of declaration that Heziah 61 did. And Jesus did not keep…
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…is lifting up our eyes over the edge to the entirety of who we are. He's saying, "Your life is about more than just staying alive." Think aboutLuke, chapter 4, where Jesus says, when he's being tempted by Satan, "Man shall not live on bread alone but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God." You…
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