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Matthew 18:22 · BSB
18:22 Jesus answered, “I tell you, not just seven times, but seventy-seven times!
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…I want you to remember, and many scholars point to this when they talk about this passage, Jesus uses this same kind of math. And he does it inMatthew chapter 18when someone comes and asks him, How many times must I forgive my brother? Do I forgive him 7 times? And Jesus says, No. You forgive your brother…
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…Hosea is challenged to forgive his unfaithful wife Gomer. And in doing so, he sought reconciliation at the expense of his own humiliation. InMatthew chapter 18, verses 21 through 35, Jesus gives the parable of the unforgiving servant, and he shows very clearly what happens when you choose not to forgive. In Luke chapter 15,…
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…to church. So, the Emmanuel principle is there at the beginning of Matthew, it's there at the end of Matthew, but it's also there in the middle,Matthew chapter 18. we find Jesus saying, where two or three gather in my name, I am with them. Now, we all know, whether we're at home or whether we're here, that…
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…he could have added this, sheep who are stinky and difficult and rebellious. We see that carried forward even more when Jesus tells us a story inMatthew chapter 18. He tells us the parable of the lost sheep. And he says this, what do you think? If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them has gone astray, does…
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…us to think about two parables on mercy. One which is sort of taught in the negative, one which is taught in the positive. Daniel read for us fromMatthew chapter 18, verses 21 to 35, often known as the parable of the unmerciful servant. The parable, as you'll remember, is told because Peter is asking a question about…
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Our gospel reading this morning comes fromMatthew chapter 18, beginning at verse 21. Then Peter came up and said to Jesus, Lord, how often will my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? As many as seven…
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…to forgive. I'm going to read to you a story that we're all familiar with, and then we'll talk a little bit more about this. But it starts inMatthew chapter 18, starting in verse 21. It says, Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me?…
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Matthew chapter 18, beginning at the fifteenth verse. If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you…
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…prayer, God. We prayed in Jesus' name, and everyone said, Amen. Amen. You're gonna see if you got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up toMatthew chapter 18. Matthew chapter 18. And uh, we're finishing today a series we've been in all summer long on the parables, these heavenly stories that make a world…
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…the word compassion used in those three verses? In fact, Jesus even uses this word in some of his parables to describe some of the characters inMatthew chapter 18. He uses this word to describe the king who is settling his accounts and decides to forgive the servant of his debts. In this particular instance,…
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…the gospel. Keys? What are we doing with keys? Are we unlocking the gate? What's happening here? We begin to understand it as we read on inMatthew chapter 18. You see this process of church discipline. Right? This laid out four step process. It begins in verse 15. It goes down through verse 17. I'll…
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…are here with us at Willow Ridge Church, and grateful for everyone who's joining us online. If you've got your Bibles, going to open them up toMatthew chapter 18. As I was standing there worshiping at the nine o'clock service, we were singing, going through the songs, and we sang that hymn that we sang…
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…to Christ, what it should be? That's the kind of question that ought to be running around in our brains and bouncing around inside of us as we readMatthew chapter 18, beginning in, sorry, Matthew 8, beginning in verse 18. The word of God says, when Jesus saw a crowd around him, he gave orders to go over to the…
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…tell it to the church. And if he refuses to listen even to the church, let him be to you as a Gentile and a tax collector. So, Jesus was saying inMatthew chapter 18, if a brother is unwilling to repent of sin, then no longer consider him a brother. There's a process for that that we call church discipline. But…
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…from a quick and hasty and angry judgment. God is patient with your sin. Jesus showed us that patience in the parable recorded in Mark chapter orMatthew chapter 18, beginning around verse 24, 25, 26. You might remember it. It's the parable of a servant who owed 10,000 talents. Now that that needs some…
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…He's an even greater wisdom teacher than the author of this book, and he himself tells us about what it takes to receive the kingdom. him. InMatthew chapter 18, it tells us a story about the disciples coming to Jesus, and they say, who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? It says, Jesus called to him…
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…us but as and if he pursues us, we expect him to continue to change our hearts and to soften us and to mold us. Jesus tells a sobering story inMatthew chapter 18about an unforgiving servant and in the story, there's a king and this king has a servant who has a great debt. His debt is 10,000 talents. The…
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…so to understand more about this petition and about forgiveness, we're going to look at one of the central go-to passages on forgiveness, which isMatthew chapter 18, and this encounter between Peter and Jesus, and the parable that Jesus tells. And we're going to see two things about forgiveness. We're going to…
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…ones that are born again. And Jesus says, the born-again ones are the ones that have been born of water and the spirit, but let's go further. InMatthew chapter 18, the disciples come to Jesus. And they said tell us master who is going to be the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven in that kind of like, man. In…
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…world. They are born innocent. They are born pure as we noticed last weekend in our gospel meeting. We discussed this very briefly one time. InMatthew chapter 18, the way that Jesus looks at or Views, Little Children, and G, and Jesus would say, you remember, he said, permit little children to come to me and…
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