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Luke 4:35 · BSB
4:35 But Jesus rebuked the demon. “Be silent!” He said. “Come out of him!” At this, the demon threw the man down before them all and came out without harming him.
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…in the synagogue and he starts by saying the Spirit of the Lord had come upon him. And he then preached good news and so on, the rest of it, inLuke chapter 4. The Spirit came down as vindication, as validation of the Lord's calling and his person. And throughout his life, he walked in tune with the…
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…going to hold on to and what was he going to release? Where was he going to compromise? And Jesus, after every test, and you can read about this inLuke chapter 4, every test, he was adjust it, it was adjusted. Every test was financial, fame, glory, all these things, all this power that he could have, he was…
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…pastors this summer. I've had a few opportunities to preach, and with my opportunities, we've been preaching through, thank you, Luke, throughLuke chapter 4, no, excuse me, Colossians chapter 4, verses 2 to 6. And the reason why we're in Colossians is because a while back we started Colossians, never…
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…set the whole thing up. And then you jump in and put the dot on the eye and suddenly the word spells right. Let's go from Joel 2, 28 to Luke 4.Luke chapter 4. Different times the Spirit of God came, showed up and he began to do things. Luke chapter 4. Luke chapter 4. Where is the baptism scene? Okay,…
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…You know, the area of temptation was a little different for him. When the devil came to him at the beginning of his ministry, you find this both inLuke chapter 4and in Matthew chapter 4. And you hear the story of the devil tempting Jesus. And he said, If you are the Son of God, the devil doesn't really…
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…Bible tells us that these demons are real. If we go on into the New Testament, we've already seen when we were studying Luke earlier in the year,Luke chapter 4, there was this account when Jesus went into the synagogue, and there was a man who was possessed by a demon, and there that demon is also called…
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…and was glad. This is very similar to another moment in Jesus' ministry, in the early days of his ministry, in fact, when he's in the synagogue inLuke chapter 4, if you remember, and he's reading from the scroll of Isaiah, reading the prophecy, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me. He reads this, and then he…
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…4, 18 through 20, Jesus is walking along the shore, and he sees Andrew and Peter cleaning their nets, and he says, Follow me. Then last week inLuke chapter 4, we see Jesus in Peter's mother-in-law's house. That may have been out of chronological order. We don't know because Luke seems to be combining…
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…yet period now jesus confirms this in the way he read the 61st chapter of isaiah one of the passages that aj read earlier so i'm going to read fromluke chapter 4this is where jesus is attending synagogue and he reads from isaiah 61 but if we could have uh isaiah 61 on the screen while i read luke chapter 4…
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…Both Matthew and Luke go to great lengths to help us understand that Christ came as king. They capture his genealogy in Matthew chapter 1 and inLuke chapter 4. They trace the lineage of Jesus through the line of David. He was to be king or the rightful king through David. But then on through Abraham who…
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…from the inside out. It was a symbol of being forgiven, of being cleansed from sin. It's more than physical. And that's why 800 years later inLuke chapter 4, Jesus Christ, the Messiah, recounts this story. We read it a few minutes ago at the beginning. Jesus is in Luke 4 in Nazareth. He's talking to his…
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…on the Holy Spirit he did nothing from womb to tomb without doing it in dependence on the Holy Spirit remember how he begins his public ministry inLuke chapter 4the spirit of the Lord is upon me he lives out his life in faithful trustful dependence on the Holy Spirit and my brothers those of you who have…
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…us and what happens and upon the Messiah. And it's actually the job description of the Lord Jesus in Isaiah chapter 61. I'm going to go right to...Luke chapter 4, and I'm going to quote Luke chapter 4 in a moment. It might come up on the screen, but don't pull it up yet. But in Luke chapter 4, we're going to…
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…ministry, refers and quotes from the book of Isaiah numerous times throughout His ministry. As a matter of fact, He actually opens His ministry inLuke chapter 4with a statement from Isaiah that sets the course for what He means to accomplish. His mission statement, as it were, His mission statement, as it…
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…do not boast and be false to the truth. This is not the wisdom that comes from above but is earthly, unspiritual, demonic. And we also read inLuke chapter 4how when Satan had finished his temptations, he departed Jesus to return at a more opportune time. And you know, truth be told, many of us, and I…
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…go back. To the synagogue. And let's go back. To Luke. One more time. And I want you. To look. How Jesus quotes this passage. So come with me. ToLuke chapter 4. Alright. Wake the person up next to you. Luke chapter 4. And we're going to go to. Verses 18 and 19. And I want you to see. How Jesus quotes the…
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…lonely, for the outcast, for the widow, for the sick. That's who he spent his time with. Because they mattered to him. Jesus' very first sermon, inLuke chapter 4, he gets up and he reads out of the book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. And he reads this. He says, Jesus comes to undo what is wrong with the…
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…that right? Yes? Good. As we turn there, let me just remind us of where we are. We're doing a series this winter on who is this Jesus. Looking atLuke chapter 4through chapter 8. If you remember, we started a couple weeks ago hearing about Jesus as he walked into the synagogue and he sat down and he read…
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…that right? Yes? Good. As we turn there, let me just remind us of where we are. We're doing a series this winter on who is this Jesus. Looking atLuke chapter 4through chapter 8. If you remember, we started a couple weeks ago hearing about Jesus as he walked into the synagogue. And he sat down and he read…
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…face of Jesus Christ and that we might know how deep and how certain and how transformative is your love for us. We pray this in Jesus' name. Amen.Luke chapter 4, verses 31 through 44. And he, that is Jesus, went down to Capernaum, a city of Galilee. And he was teaching them on the Sabbath and they were astonished at his teaching…
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