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Matthew 16:22 · BSB
16:22 Peter took Him aside and began to rebuke Him. “Far be it from You, Lord!” he said. “This shall never happen to You!”
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…do that we all make mistakes for example Peter when Jesus had just told them the disciples that he was going to suffer and die Peter it says inMatthew 16 verse 22he took Jesus aside and began to rebuke him saying far be it from you Lord this shall never happen to you but he turned that's Jesus turned and…
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…on your own time. See how the Spirit is maybe speaking to you through this message. But today in this devotion we'll specifically be looking atMatthew chapter 16, verses 21 through 28, which say this. From then on, Jesus began to tell his disciples plainly that it is necessary for him to go to Jerusalem, and that he would suffer…
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…happens four verses later. Four verses, Jesus tells them, he's about to go to the cross to be given to the High Priest to suffer for their sins. InMatthew 16:22, check this out. I'm not even making this up. "Peter took Jesus aside and began to rebuke Him." Now pause there just for a minute, just as a little…
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…and Luke. You can get a little bit more detail. And in Matthew's account of this event, he gives a bit of detail of what Peter says. So this isMatthew 16, verse 22. It's recorded that Peter said, far be it from you, Lord. This shall never happen to you. So obviously, Peter was really upset. Remember that right…
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…and your support of this gospel meeting. And we're looking forward to studying the word of God together tonight, I invite you to turn with me toMatthew chapter 16 verse 21 through 27. As I read to you, the words of an old hymn, you're very familiar with It goes like this. Must Jesus, bear, the cross alone, and all the world go…
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…in the Easter season, and I love kind of thinking about the timing of this given everything uh that we are experiencing right now. Well, in uhMatthew chapter 16, verses 21 to 23, we see that Jesus was very much intent on doing something. Okay, and his his intention uh was actually to suffer, to suffer for you and I. Now, uh…
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