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Luke 7:33–35 · BSB
7:33 For John the Baptist came neither eating bread nor drinking wine, and you say, ‘He has a demon!’
7:34 The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and you say, ‘Look at this glutton and drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners!’
7:35 But wisdom is vindicated by all her children.”
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…Jeremiah Fyffe That You May Have Certainty | Jesus According to Luke LIGHTLY EDITED TRANSCRIPT Please keep your Bible open with me this morning toLuke chapter 7, beginning at verse 33. We are giving attention to this as part of our sixteen-week series in the Gospel of Luke, where we are considering what…
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…fashioned you and formed you in your mother's womb, that he knows you by name. And he said, I'm calling you. Will you? Go with me to the gospel ofLuke chapter 7. Luke chapter 7. We would, of course, never say it like this explicitly. We would never explicitly say, I want to be indifferent. It's just the way…
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…entire gospel, but every single time he uses the word, he's describing a level of compassion that is so deep that it motivates a person to act. InLuke chapter 7, he uses this word when Jesus sees the widow of Nain burying her only son. And Jesus doesn't just feel for her, his compassion is so deep, it is so…
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…has the power over death and life. And we'll see that in this passage. He is literally Lord of all things. So we come back to our passage there inLuke chapter 7and just notice in verse 11 it says, and it came to pass the day after. Okay, so the day after what? Well, last week, where were we? We were in…
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In your Bibles, please. We're going to be in the Gospel of Luke. If you've been here before, that shouldn't surprise you at all.Luke chapter 7. You stand with me, please, in honor of reading God's Word. Luke chapter 7, beginning in verse 18. We're going to be going from verse 18 to the end…
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…which introduced us to these two different groups, and these two groups had opposite reactions to Jesus. Let me remind you about that. We're inLuke chapter 7. This was last week in verse 29 and 30. And when all the people, including the tax collectors, heard this, they acknowledged God's way of…
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A reading from the Gospel according toLuke. Chapter 7, verses eleven through 17. Soon afterward, Jesus went to a town called Nain, and his disciples and a great crowd went with him. As he drew near to…
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Turn your Bibles, please, to the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 7. We're going to read Luke chapter 7, beginning in verse 1. Luke chapter 7, beginning in verse 1. And I'll be reading through verse 1 through verse…
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…excited. But I'm equally excited about today's message. If you're new with us, we've been walking through the gospel of Luke very slowly. We're inLuke chapter 7right now. We've called this section the King's People. The King's people. So far in Luke, we found out that Jesus came to earth to solidify…
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…that broke you free from addiction. The grace that carried you through suffering, the grace that brought you into the family of Almighty God. InLuke chapter 7, we're given a picture of this. If you know your Bibles, a sinful woman comes into this house where Jesus is, and she starts pouring out this…
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…in Luke 18? He walks away justified. Another one of my favorites, when I think about a poor in spirit, is Luke 7. If you want to turn over there,Luke chapter 7. This is someone who is poor in spirit. This is one of the women who washes Jesus' feet with her hair and her tears. It's a great depiction of what…
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…striking contrast between his host welcome and the extravagant attention of an uninvited sinful woman to teach about forgiveness. A reading fromLuke chapter 7, beginning with the 36th verse. One of the Pharisees asked him to eat with him. And he went into the Pharisee's house and took his place at the…
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…at a story that comes right after this. Luke is a world-class historian. He always lets us know where we're at and what's going on. We are inLuke chapter 7, if you have your Bible, or if you want to open it on your Bible app and put it on Do Not Disturb so TikTok doesn't interrupt me today and take all…
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…have something that happened in the Bible that can help you understand this whole silent Saturday. And I found it. So if you turn to your Bible toLuke chapter 7, I must read a simple story from verse 11 to 15. But before I do that, let me explain who's talking to you today. Now, when it comes to Reggie, we…
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…gives us mercy. And if you want to put mercy instead of grace, you could do both in there. God, his mercy, his grace equals us seeing his glory.Luke chapter 7, Jesus tells this parable, and he starts telling, he's talking, it's really interesting because as this guy, he goes to this Pharisee's house and…
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…down from heaven to see my life and to go, hey, that's my guy. That's one of my kind of people. We're looking at the king's people. We're now inLuke chapter 7. I want to look at verse 1 and just remind you a few things about the historical account that Luke is telling in verse 1. It says, when he had…
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…you are challenged and encouraged as you listen to this week's message. The title of this morning's message is Say the Word. And I'm reading fromLuke chapter 7. I'm going to read verse 1 to 10 to set the tone for us today. It's a very well-known passage of scripture on the centurion's servant where whom…
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We are going to dive right into it today. Take your copy of the scriptures with me and go toLuke chapter 7. ! Yes, I know the video said Romans and this is week 12 of our series in Romans. But we're going to go to Luke today. So Luke chapter 7. Verses 1…
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…to protect us, don't forget to praise God that He's made us fellow heirs with the Jewish saints. You know what I think of? I think of that woman inLuke chapter 7. We don't know for sure that she was a prostitute, but probably she was. And you remember what she did to Jesus as Jesus reclined at dinner at…
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…are you making up the storms and winds? I mean, what's going on here, right? I'm with the disciples on that. Anyway, open your Bibles this morning,Luke chapter 7. Luke chapter 7. So last week, we were given a lesson about God's holiness. And we were asked to consider His holiness and whether or not He was…
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