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Luke 4:2–3 · 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.
4:3 The devil said to Him, “If You are the Son of God, tell this stone to become bread.”
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…to keep growing. If I summed up the whole Bible, it is in this phrase. God wants his lost children found. Found. Jesus' first recorded sermon is inLuke chapter 4. He'd actually been out preaching for a while, but this is his first recorded sermon. He goes to hometown. He goes to Nazareth. Hometown boy. Can…
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…down just a little bit, guys. 2 Corinthians chapter 5. Thanks for the good sound this morning. 2 Corinthians chapter 5. And would you also pick upLuke chapter 4? You don't mind you studying your Bible on a Sunday morning, do you? 2 Corinthians chapter 5 and Luke chapter 4. I believe we gave Bibles out. I…
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…the audience is hearing, to know that what he's teaching them is not in Luke, it's not in Matthew, it's not in... So in that verse 45, verse 45 ofLuke chapter 4, he said, And we said that this place where he said he opened their understanding, it's not a magic trick. It wasn't that he laid hands on them and…
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…called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace. There's a parallel passage to our scripture in Matthew chapter 4, found inLuke chapter 4. And I guess I should have warned you to keep your finger there in Isaiah because we're coming back in just a minute. But in Luke chapter 4, Jesus…
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…Mark, Mark gives us like very speedy details. He's he's only 16 chapters long. But man, Luke will give us the juicy details. Here's what he saysLuke chapter 4, it won't be on the screen. Just follow along with me. It says in verse 16, he and he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up, and as was…
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…and the Trinity actually coming by the Holy Spirit and fulfilling his approving his start of his ministry. The Bible then says this as we go toLuke chapter 4, we live now chapter 3, and we go to Luke chapter 4 and verse number 1. It's like it. The next thing is this in Luke chapter 1, chapter 4, and…
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…I think it's already afternoon. By the grace of God. And I know that we are going to have a blessed moment. We are reading from the book ofLuke, chapter 4. I pick it from verse 14 all the way to verse 30. And the way Pastor Simon was moving, I was afraid that he would preach the sermon. But I was also…
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…he did specifically, he specifically did, to which he refers when he said you'll do greater works than than I, what's he talking about? Well, inLuke chapter 4, after all, we we need to get it right from the mouth of the Lord Jesus Himself, in Luke chapter 4 and verse number 18, the Bible says, Jesus…
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…Maybe Pastor Dale Tunnell: You have your finger there, your Bible open to 1 Kings 17. Pastor Dale Tunnell: I want you to turn to the New Testament,Luke chapter 4. Pastor Dale Tunnell: Jesus talking about this story, Luke chapter four. Pastor Dale Tunnell: Verses twenty-five and twenty-six Pastor Dale…
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…that we are doing. Amen. So, what we are saying now is that Christ, Christ is the promised one spoken of in the scripture. You know, we just readLuke chapter 4, right? And he established that I am the one, the anointed one, right? So, what we are saying now is Christ is the promised one spoken of in the…
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…people after the reading and after the prayers were allowed to get up and say their piece. That's what Jesus does when he's 12 years old inLuke chapter 4. He gets up, reads the scroll Isaiah, and says, hey, this is fulfilled in your ears. After the prayer and after the reading, they look at Barnabas…
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…let's make your way to the fourth chapter, right? And let's work our way through this familiar passage piece by piece. So that's it's going to beLuke chapter 4, verses 1 through 13. Alright, let me read the first couple of verses. Then Jesus left the Jordan full of the Holy Spirit and was led by the Spirit in the wilderness…
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…it, trying to misapply or misappropriate that truth so that we are at least following a path that God has not wanted us to walk. We see this inLuke chapter 4, Matthew chapter 4, right, where the enemy comes to Jesus to tempt him, and he's trying to get the Son of God to sin against his father. And one of…
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…him to be. Instead of the savior that the father has sent. The temptations are recorded twice. They're recorded in Matthew chapter 4. They're inLuke chapter 4as well. They're the same three temptations, but they're in different orders. But in both of them, the first temptation was to turn the stones to…
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…world. So Jesus is also recorded in the Synoptic Gospel. In Luke chapter 4 verse 42, we see that He proclaimed and demonstrated the kingdom of God.Luke chapter 4, was 42, Jesus proclaimed and demonstrated the kingdom of God. Now when it was a day, that's when he has become an adult here, he departed and went…
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…to learn from his teacher we see that this lawyer is self-righteous and he wants to test Jesus the prophet. And in some ways there are parables toLuke chapter 4when Satan tries to tempt Jesus in the wilderness. Satan tests or tempts Jesus, the word in Greek is actually the same, and Satan tests Jesus with…
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…were possessed by evil spirits. They were first to recognize Jesus as the Messiah. This is a reversal of expectation. And we are given this lead inLuke chapter 4. Just before this, we're given this lead by Jesus himself. Jesus starts his ministry at in his hometown. He asks for the scroll of Isaiah as he…
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…to serve in our bodies. But now, Luke chapter 5, we get to the point where Jesus is continually fulfilling what he promised back in Nazareth inLuke chapter 4. So if you've got your Bibles with you, and I hope you do, and if you don't, please grab one or be real friendly to the one and look over the…
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…in it. They rejected it. Jesus got himself into trouble at other times with language like this. Join me if you would. Keep John 10 Mark. But go toLuke chapter 4. Let me show you another instance when he speaks this way. And the Jewish people, broadly speaking, became furious with him. Luke chapter 4. I'm…
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…as we look at what it means to be led by the Spirit of God, the relationship of Christ and the Spirit, and highlight some things. Turn over toLuke chapter 4. Luke chapter 4, and consider an example. Now, granted, Jesus was God, and he was led by the Spirit, and often in miraculous ways. Now, obviously,…
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