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Matthew 16:4 · BSB
16:4 A wicked and adulterous generation demands a sign, but none will be given it except the sign of Jonah.” Then He left them and went away.
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…have a son. Many of you have children. They bear the characteristics of us. They are human. And of course that's what Jesus elicited from Peter inMatthew chapter 16. And Peter said you are the Christ, the Son of the living God. You have the same attributes. On one occasion the disciples came to Jesus and said,…
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…everything for your glory and praise. We ask through Christ our Lord, we pray, Amen. Please be seated and if you would grab your Bibles, turn toMatthew chapter 16. Matthew chapter 16. If you're following the service well today, you will see how wonderfully well the Lord and the staff in which I work with have…
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…13. This is the last time we've heard Caesarea mentioned in the scripture, and then we hear it again here in our text. And what happens there inMatthew chapter 16. This is where Peter confesses that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. It says. Now, when Jesus came into the district of Caesarea,…
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…Gospels. Peter did some pretty incredible things in the Gospels, didn't he? By God's graciousness I think of his great proclamation that he made inMatthew chapter 16. And it says there when Jesus came in the coast of Caesarea Philippi, he asked the disciples, saying, Whom do men say that I, the Son of Man, AM?…
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…led up to this point. [SPEAKER_00]: So let's run a back up a little bit this morning [SPEAKER_00]: Peter's life. [SPEAKER_00]: We can go back toMatthew chapter 16. [SPEAKER_00]: This is about a year before this, and Jesus is finishing his Galilean ministry, and he begins, and what's recorded in Matthew 16…
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…Now let's get to our scripture, our key scripture for this conference that we've been looking at since yesterday. Manifesting the kingdom of God.Matthew chapter 16. Matthew chapter 16. From what's starting. When Jesus came into the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, saying, Who do men say…
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…foil to sleep. If I see you sleeping, I will call your name. Amen. So let's turn to Matthew 16 once again. Hope you're enjoying our time. Alright.Matthew chapter 16. Matthew 16. And I'm reading from verse 13 once again. When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea, Caesarea Philippi, he asked his... disciples…
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…God. And it's also the theme for the year in the church. Manifesting the kingdom of God. Manifesting the kingdom of God. Let's turn to Matthew 16.Matthew chapter 16. Matthew 16. And I will be reading from verse 13. Matthew 16 from verse 13. Now when Jesus came into the region of Caesarea, Philippi, he asked his…
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Thanks, Bo. We're going to read fromMatthew chapter 16, starting at verse 13, and we're going to read all the way through to chapter 17, verse 8. Now, when Jesus came into the district of Caesarea…
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…himself to him, it's also like he did to Peter. Matter of fact, there's a lot of parallels between Peter and Jonah. Uh, don't turn there, but inMatthew chapter 16. Uh, now, when you're smarter than everybody in the room, sometimes you come off as sarcastic. Does that make sense? Sometimes, and Jesus was…
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…of God's people comes from God's unfaltering commitment to them. In the New Testament, christ has given his promise to his people. In the Gospel ofMatthew, chapter 16and verse 18,. And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overpower it.…
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…comes from anywhere other than God's word, it's not going to be a correct answer. See, Even the apostles were asked this question by Jesus inMatthew chapter 16before we dive into the road to Emmaus passage I want us to look at this as we introduce the passage here Jesus is talking to them after they've…
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…I am? I want you to go to another passage of scripture that gives an example of this. It is in, in the book of Matthew and we're going to look atMatthew, chapter 16. This is an interaction that Jesus has with his disciples and specifically Peter. And even though Peter didn't have it all right, I do believe that…
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…Glory to God. The legal authority was given to Christ upon what? Upon resurrection. The exucia was given to Christ upon what? Upon resurrection.Matthew chapter 16. Matthew chapter 16. Matthew chapter 16. Matthew chapter 16. Matthew chapter 16. But starting to 16 everybody. And don't forget brethren that…
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…truly the Messiah? Does he have the characteristics of what we have been, what we have studied or what we have been taught? Praise the Lord. We seeMatthew chapter 16, Matthew chapter 16, from verse one to four. Then the Pharisees and the Pharisees came testing him, asked that he would show them a sign from…
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…cease affection from everything, everything that is physical, everything that is natural, everything that is, is to our own comfort and advantage.Matthew chapter 16, Matthew 16 verse 21 to 25. Matthew 16, 21, 25, yes. From that time Jesus began to show his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many…
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…place. So throughout Jesus' life, there were things that would throw him off his mission to the cross. Even his close friend and disciple Peter,Matthew chapter 16, when Jesus told him that he was going to suffer and be killed, what did Peter say? Never, Lord, this shall never happen to you. Do you remember…
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…The living God is beginning a new humanity and he's beginning it with one who is fully God and fully man. I think this is illustrated later on. SoMatthew chapter 16, the issue of Peter's confession in Caesarea Philippi. Who do you say that I am, Jesus says. Who do you say that I am? And they say, well some say…
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…here. And so obviously we know that John stayed faithful to the Lord. And then we also know there's a passage of Scripture in the Book of Matthew,Matthew, chapter 16. This is a popular passage of scripture when dealing with Peter and his profession of faith in Jesus. If you remember, they're. They're sitting…
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Bible, I want you to turn to the book ofMatthew, chapter 16. And before we start going into those couple of verses, I had the amazing honor in my life. You will not care. I imagine most of you will not care…
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