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Matthew 14:13 · BSB
14:13 When Jesus heard about John, He withdrew by boat privately to a solitary place. But the crowds found out about it and followed Him on foot from the towns.
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…I'm gonna go ahead and read in entirety the uh the story that we're in, and then we'll kind of unpack it as we go. So I'm gonna start withMatthew chapter 14, verse 13. It says, as soon as Jesus heard the news, and if you were here last week, you know what that news is. Uh, John the Baptist, Jesus' cousin, his…
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…knew the importance of rest. Of keeping fresh in the work. In the New Testament, you read of the Lord Jesus at the death of John the Baptist. InMatthew 14, verse 13, after he'd heard the news, When Jesus heard this, he withdrew from there in a boat to a desolate place by himself. Something you see often in the…
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…It's got nothing to do with God. The inconvenience of people. People are highly inconvenient. You are. Right? So, yet we cannot escape it.Matthew 14, verse 13 to 16, Jesus would highlight it. And so the disciples are finding the people that have gathered around highly inconvenient. And so they're saying to…
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…thousand, tells us that Jesus and the disciples withdraw from this massive crowd of people into an area known as Bethsaida. Now look with me inMatthew 14, verse 13. When Jesus heard what happened, He withdrew by boat privately to a solitary place. Now when we read this verse, Matthew seems to indicate that…
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