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Luke 9:60 · BSB
9:60 But Jesus told him, “Let the dead bury their own dead. You, however, go and proclaim the kingdom of God.”
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…evening series. And to do that, to learn about what it means to be a follower of Jesus, we've been looking at the middle section of the Gospel ofLuke, chapters 9through 19. In this section of the Gospel of Luke, Jesus is on the road to Jerusalem with his disciples. He's teaching them, he's instructing them,…
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Luke. You thought I was going to say 2 Samuel, didn't you? The Gospel ofLuke, chapter 9. We're starting a new sermon series tonight in Luke's Gospel. We're going to start in chapter 9, verse 51. If you're looking in the Pew Bible,…
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…mail. And so it's coming to the pastors. There's going to be seven angelos, seven pastors. John the Baptist was called an angelus, a messenger. InLuke chapter 9, Jesus' disciples are sent out as messengers. In the book of Acts, the word is used for messengers. So I believe the letters are written to…
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…I say angels is angelos, my interpretation of that. It's translated, the same word is translated messenger when referring to John the Baptist. InLuke chapter 9, it is used for Jesus' disciples as his messengers. In the book of Acts, messengers or angels were sent out. It must be messengers and pastors…
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…let him do it because of his own sinfulness. He sees himself as too unworthy and too beneath Jesus. And that is surprising, isn't it? Because inLuke chapter 9and verse 58, Jesus will save himself. I've got nowhere to lay my head. I've got no roof over my head. I've got no home that I can call my own. So…
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…let him do it because of his own sinfulness. He sees himself as too unworthy and too beneath Jesus. And that is surprising, isn't it? Because inLuke chapter 9and verse 58, Jesus will save himself. I've got nowhere to lay my head. I've got no roof over my head. I've got no home that I can call my own. So…
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…And when Jesus came in, he looked up. Jesus, he's omniscient, he knows all things, and he said, and I will go to Luke, I think it is, what is it?Luke chapter 9, 19. Luke chapter 19. I've got it on there for you in my notes. And here's the exciting thing what I see in Luke chapter 19, verses 1 through 10.…
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…happen. And in 3 of those 4 hearts, vegetation actually arises. Yet only one is a believer. And only one of them does, do they bear fruit. InLuke chapter 9, there's an eager potential disciple who runs up to Jesus and he says, master, I will follow you wherever you go. And he seemingly pushes away this…
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…David is writing about, but it's calling on God to do what he already said he was gonna do back in Psalm 2. He's already coming. There's a verse inLuke chapter 9when Jesus is traveling with his buddies and he rolls up on the Samaritan village. And as he's passing through, the Samaritan village didn't…
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…comes to reading the gospel. And so many of you, if you've been here over the months that we've been going through Luke, I've said that ever sinceLuke chapter 9when Jesus says that he's going to go to Jerusalem to die upon the cross and rise from the dead, that every single thing in the gospel of Luke…
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…quoting Jesus. Do you know why they're quoting Jesus? Because Jesus' word is authoritative. Jesus predicted His own death and His resurrection inLuke chapter 9. And here it is. Being fulfilled. And so with these angels declaring this, it adds weight to the words of what Jesus has said. And then these…
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…and wisdom. I will give you these words. This is dynamite. This is dynamite. Part of the flow of the book is that Jesus is saying this right fromLuke chapter 9on to here. Jesus is saying, I'm going to Jerusalem to die. I'm going to Jerusalem to die. I'm going to Jerusalem to die. Jesus is now in…
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…why on earth should we worship and adore a God like this? So let's read the text again and have a look at it. And so if you have your Bibles, it'sLuke chapter 9, sorry, 19. And just as you're turning in your Bibles, I've already said that there's some extra ones there that you can use. Luke chapter 19, just…
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…the other thing, that for a follower of Jesus, this all has a specific type of cast. Because the way the gospel of Luke is written is that inLuke chapter 9, Jesus tells his disciples, I'm going to Jerusalem, I'm going to be betrayed, I'm going to die, I'm going to rise again. And everything now from…
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…should rise from the dead and those of you who have been here other weeks know that at a literary level how Luke's gospel is written is that inLuke chapter 9Jesus announces to his disciples that he's going to Jerusalem to die and he will rise again again that he's going to Jerusalem to die and when he…
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…that I deserve. Jesus came to be inundated by the judgment of God that I deserve. You read the book of Luke from beginning to end. It's a story.Luke chapter 9, Jesus first reveals very clearly that he's going to Jerusalem to die, that he came to earth to be, he was born, all of that all had a particular…
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…this is how, remember, everything that happens in the gospel, in this case, if you're a guest this morning, you haven't heard this before, but inLuke chapter 9, Jesus tells his disciples he's going to Jerusalem to die. And everything that takes place is all in the context of Jesus is constantly reminding…
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…understanding of Christ. And I'm not exaggerating on this. I could pull from a number of texts. Let me just pull from 1. If you want to turn toLuke chapter 9, you're welcome to turn there. Luke chapter 9, a very familiar story. It's a story about the mount of transfiguration. And beginning in verse 28.…
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…I mean he's been writing a story from Luke chapter 1 verse 1 and if you go back later on and you read what you need to do is you need to readLuke chapter 9because what you'll discover in Luke chapter 9 is in Luke chapter 9 for the first time Jesus announces to his disciples that he's going to die in…
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…Right? Where are we going to go? We've left it all behind. We know that You're the Christ. Why would we leave? Look at some improper responses.Luke chapter 9, beginning of verse 57. As they, Jesus and the disciples, were going along the road, someone said to Him, I will follow you wherever you go. And…
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