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Matthew 11:20 · BSB
11:20 Then Jesus began to denounce the cities in which most of His miracles had been performed, because they did not repent.
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…see the importance that Jesus placed not on this word, but on this reality in the gospel. Does that make sense? Say amen. Oh my I want to read uhMatthew chapter 11, verse 20. Uh Jesus is he's been out and and and he's starting to encounter people that do not agree with him. Now, by the way, look at me. You're going to…
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…ready to bend, a servant that's ready to do what he's asked him to do. Listen, without repentance, you will never, ever. Be a spiritual Christian.Matthew, chapter 11, verse 20says, Then began he to upbraid the cities. Talking about Jesus, it says, then he began to upbraid or chide the cities where most of his mighty…
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…see how John the Baptist, he expected the Messiah to bring judgment, to set captives free. Yeah, he's sitting in prison. And then we see later inMatthew 11, verses 20 to 24, the cities Jesus is speaking about, calling them to repentance. They're expecting a political savior. But then Jesus comes and and he calls them…
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…points, Jesus is giving the kind of warning we have in this hard saying. And I want you to notice with me the context here. So if we look back toMatthew 11, verse 20, we read this, Then he began to denounce the cities where most of his mighty works had been done. Why? Because they sinned too much? Or they…
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…because this town is notorious for faithlessness. In fact, Jesus specifically cursed this city for their unbelief at one point. If you read inMatthew chapter 11, verse 20, he says, Then he began to rebuke the cities in which most of the mighty works had been done because they did not repent. Woe to you, Chorazim, woe…
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…secondary urban saints. That it be for your glory and for our encouragement. We ask in Jesus' name. Amen. Our reading this morning is taken fromMatthew 11, verse 20, to the end of the chapter. And if you've got the church Bible, it's 976. If you went to Bible, I see a lot of people were going to get Bibles, so…
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…of my dignity. Yeah, let's do that. Let's do that. Yeah, I took April 26th. It was a really short passage, and I'm looking at the one in Matthew,Matthew 11, verses 20 to 24, because there's a lot of questions a lot of times that come up from this passage, simply because Jesus calls out some cities. I mean, really.…
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…call to action, not a call to quit. And so here's the question, what is God asking you to do? What is God asking you to give up? Jesus promises inMatthew Chapter 11, verse 20. Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. That's the promise of Jesus. It's not a suggestion, it's not an idea, it's…
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…one, look at this. Jesus illustrates, listen very carefully, the importance of personal repentance. And so listen to what he says in the gospel ofMatthew chapter 11 verse 20. Then Jesus, look at this, he began to denounce towns. I mean, this last couple weeks has been some pretty harsh pictures of Jesus. He's not the…
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…Jesus when he stopped feeding them. They loved the miracles, they loved the teaching, they loved the food. They did not, to use the language ofMatthew 11, verse 20, they did not repent. Jesus goes on to say, if the mighty works done in you, speaking of Corazon and Beth Seda, had been done in Tyre in Sidon,…
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…my past. This is not I I don't think I'm worthy enough for Jesus saying I have made you worthy. You can carry the cross. As we read, we read fromMatthew Chapter 11, verses 20 to 29. Come to me, all of you are weary and heavily burdened by religious rituals that provide no peace, and I will give you rest, refreshing your souls…
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…appear in different degrees. Or levels in scripture. It speaks of that. So hell is also described as incremental as well. Christ put it this way inMatthew chapter 11 verse 20and following. He said then he began. Excuse me. It says that he began to denounce the cities where most of his mighty works had been done. Because…
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…say this and it just so took me back. And he then he took me to Matthew 11 and showed me that indeed, this is what the word teaches. Look atMatthew 11, Verse 20, Jesus is speaking of Jesus, then he began to denounce the cities where most of his mighty Works had been done because they did not repent, woe to…
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This morning we are reading fromMatthew chapter 11, verses 20through to the end of the chapter. So 11 verse 20. Then he began to denounce the cities where most of his mighty works had been done, because they…
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…That's a clear teaching of scripture. That's it, by the way, guys, that's a clear teaching of Jesus that a lot of people like to ignore. Check outMatthew chapter 11, verses 20 through 24. This is this is Jesus talking to towns where he had done a lot of miracles, but they didn't repent of their sins and turn to God. That's what it…
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…That's a clear teaching of scripture. That's it, by the way, guys, that's a clear teaching of Jesus that a lot of people like to ignore. Check outMatthew chapter 11, verses 20 through 24. This is this is Jesus talking to towns where he had done a lot of miracles, but they didn't repent of their sins and turn to God. That's what it…
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…to heaven, you're going to hell. We don't talk about that, Jesus, very much in the church, do we? Some of y'all are like, that's in the Bible.Matthew chapter 11, verses 20 to 24. And look at me, and we're done. Jesus is not mad at these people. These people have wasted their life going through religious rituals, worshiping…
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