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Matthew 13:14 · BSB
13:14 In them the prophecy of Isaiah is fulfilled: ‘You will be ever hearing but never understanding; you will be ever seeing but never perceiving.
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…point to that story, the point to that story is sometimes we need something to get our attention. Has God got your attention this morning? So inMatthew 13, verse 13 to 14, Jesus is speaking to the religious, he's saying, This is why I speak to them in parables. He's telling the disciples why he's speaking to them in…
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…his teachings or get the bread. They had a surface-level relationship with him. And Jesus engaged with them, but he maintained proper distance. InMatthew chapter 13, verses 10 through 15, when his disciples asked him, Why do you speak to the crowds in parables? He told them plainly, because while seeing they do not see. While…
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…Let's look at this. Maybe I didn't put it up there. But in Matthew 13, let's look at some verses that Jesus said prior to that. In verse 13 -17.Matthew 13, verse 13 -17. He's still talking in parables. Verse 13 says, This is why I speak to them in parables. Those seeing, they do not see. though hearing, they do not…
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…blame social media because that makes for a good sermon, but it's been around since the time of the Bible days, because we have scriptures like inMatthew 13, verses 14and 15, in their case, the prophecy of Isaiah is being fulfilled, which says you will keep on hearing but will not understand. You will keep on…
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…to explain in what the parable meant. Slap bang in the middle of that, he quoted Isaiah.(...) Isaiah from verse 14 it says, (...) and Isaiah inMatthew 13 verse 14, this is quoting Isaiah. You will be ever hearing but never understanding. You will be ever seeing but never perceiving. For this people's hearts…
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…mind through traditions of men, past experiences, pride, strongholds, false doctrine, and preventing us to hear the truth. When Jesus was saying inMatthew 13 verse 13 to 15, he says, This is why I speak to them in parables. He mentions that to the disciples. For seeing they do not see, for hearing they do not hear or…
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…4, verses 14 and 15 is a reference to Isaiah 9, 1. Matthew 8, 17. Isaiah 53, 4. Matthew 12, 17 through 21. This is Isaiah 42, 1 and verse 4.Matthew 13, verses 14and 15. This is Isaiah 6, 9. Matthew 15, verses 7 through 9. Isaiah 29, 13. Matthew 21, verse 13. Isaiah 56, verse 7. I'm sorry to you note takers.…
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…Jesus start speaking in parables? The purpose of parables. And he tells us in that middle section between the parable and the interpretation inMatthew 13, verses 10 to 17. He told them many things in parables. Verse 34 of the chapter. Jesus spoke all these things to the crowd in parables. He did not say anything to…
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