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Luke 4:31 · BSB
4:31 Then He went down to Capernaum, a town in Galilee, and on the Sabbath He began to teach the people.
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…meet a guy like the maniac of God? What if this happens? What if this happens, Lord? Because they had seen things. I mean, they had been there inLuke chapter 4when Jesus is preaching in the synagogue and this demon-possessed man gets up and starts causing this huge issue. Peter's thinking, what happens if…
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…really granted a a royal pardon. And does King Jesus not come into the world to set captives free? Remember what we read in the Gospel of Luke inLuke chapter 4and in the verse 18 it says the Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. He have sent me to heal…
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…a place where we're going to see again and again and again rejection of Jesus. Now to show you an example of this, I'd like for you to join me inLuke chapter 4. Don't lose your spot here, but go with me to Luke chapter 4. Another time Jesus uses this same phrase. A prophet having no honor in his hometown.…
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…that we read about probably took place before Jesus' reading in the Nazareth synagogue, it helps us to understand the comments in verse 23 ofLuke chapter 4that we read. Luke doesn't include them until his reader has the theological hooks, if you will, on which to hang those things, hang that…
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…for each day the spies had been in the land. Tells us that in verse 34 of that passage. So I think it's highly significant, Eastwood, that here inLuke chapter 4, Jesus was hungry in the desert for how many days? 40 days. So Luke chapter 4, verses 1 and 2, it helps us to understand what's at stake at the…
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…referred to throughout the gospel of Luke as teaching this good news. This gospel we find all the way at the beginning in his public ministry inLuke chapter 4. He's preaching the good news of the kingdom. Well, what was that? Well, it was the good news of forgiveness of sin. It was the good news of…
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…Bethlehem to exterminate the children ages 2 and under. And a vision came to Joseph. Get out of here and go to Egypt. And God preserved his son. InLuke chapter 4, the beginning of Jesus' public ministry, at first all the people marveled at his gracious words, and then things turned. And they hated him, and…
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…Messiah. Jesus kept at bay. He concealed intentionally. Because he knew how the crowds would respond. To his identity as him being king. You see inLuke chapter 4. Verses 33 to 35. This is Jesus' public ministry. And Jesus will heal someone who has an unclean demon. He'll cast out this demon from this man.…
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Excellent. Well, let me encourage you friends to keep that passage inLuke chapter 4open in front of you. And really my aim this morning is to get one word in our minds. And it's one word that I hope is the match that lights the…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…he immediately was led into the Wilderness to be tested. In fact, let's go. Look at that real quick. I'm not going to read the whole passage butLuke chapter 4and verse number 1 gives us a pretty good idea of exactly what's happening there. Luke chapter 4, and verse number one, and Jesus being full of the…
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…don't this moment of Jesus baptism the significance of it. And the blessing baptism is for us last week. We've never to the temptation of Jesus inLuke chapter 4was what we talked about today, week number three, Don't Miss Moment. We're going to talk about it. Recall of Jesus. One of the first Miracles that…
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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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…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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