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Matthew 21:20 · BSB
21:20 When the disciples saw this, they marveled and asked, “How did the fig tree wither so quickly?”
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…who accept him, and do not reject him, uh, will have their place with him in eternity. Truly uh a joyful occasion. Uh so today uh we begin withMatthew chapter 21and verse 10. If you have a Bible or a phone or you can see all the way up here, uh we'll try to throw some of these verses up on the screen for…
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…its cost. It doesn't go away without payment and the blood will be the payment. So for this to happen, Jesus must be stripped. Let's look atMatthew chapter 21starting to verse No, excuse me, let's look in Philippians chapter 2 verses six to seven. It says Who, although being essentially one with God, and…
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…make today is Palm Sunday. It's traditionally called when people would lay these branches down for Jesus. That's going to be the story. We'll be inMatthew chapter 21. If you want to get your Bibles ready for that, that's where we'll be today. And then Good Friday will be Friday night. Come back for a special,…
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…have some application in our lives as we go out and try to live our lives the way that God has called us to live. So we're gonna read our text fromMatthew chapter 21. I'm gonna read verses 1 through 11 today, and we'll have them on the screen for you. If you have your Bibles, you can turn to them now. I'll do a…
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…that today. It's going to be just fine. If matter of fact, if you have your Bibles, you want to turn with me on Palm Sunday, we are going to be inMatthew chapter 21. We are taking a break from our Peace of Work series for Palm Sunday and for Easter. We will be jumping back in to finish that up after the fact.…
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…of what's called Holy Week, where we celebrate Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. And if you have your Bibles, we encourage you to turn toMatthew chapter 21, Matthew 21. It's the first Gospel, first book of the New Testament. We always encourage physical Bibles, but it'll be on the side screens as well…
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…kind of help set the scene a little bit. Uh, I'm gonna use the the living Bible translation. I think it fit it fit well for this morning. But inMatthew chapter 21, verse nine, it says this the crowds were shouting. The crowds were shouting, God bless him, help him, Lord, God bless the king of Israel. Hail to…
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…that on this Sunday that we might just really behold him. So here's what we're gonna do this morning. If you have your Bible, go ahead and turn toMatthew chapter 21. That's where we're gonna linger today, just like we heard this morning here from um Aaron here. Um we are gonna linger in this, just I'm gonna…
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…but if you look at all the portraits then you can get a clear complete picture of that person. I invite you to the Gospel reading according toMatthew chapter 21from verse one up to 10 and here we are given 3 images of this man, Jesus Christ our Lord and King. We are presented in different scenes and…
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…those folks and hope they're able to be with us again this week as we take a look at Jesus, prophet, priest, and king in the Palm Sunday text fromMatthew chapter 21. Um, this particular story that you're familiar with, I would think most of you are, as Jesus rides into Jerusalem in the week preceding what we…
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…what Jesus's triumphal entry meant, enter into the space of what does it mean to be an oppressed people who need salvation? And let's read now inMatthew chapter 21. And this is not for today, but this is for you at home. I was at a conference last week and I just want to encourage you when you read, get your…
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…This is the way of Jesus, the way of the cross. Our readings today, the gospel account of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, his triumphant entry fromMatthew chapter 21, and our epistle reading from Philippians chapter 2, both use royal or kingly language when speaking of Jesus, which is befitting of him, of who he…
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…with is simply this, the way that a king arrives into makes a statement about the way that he intends to rule. And so let's take a look atMatthew chapter 21, Jesus' arrival into Jerusalem as the king. It says as they approached Jerusalem and came to Bethpage on the Mount Of Olives, Jesus sent two…
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…why Jesus thought it was so important to ride into Jerusalem on a donkey, like a specific, a specific method of transportation. And it's because inMatthew chapter 21, he tells us that all of this took place to fulfill what was spoken by the prophet, saying, quote, this is an Old Testament prophecy. Say to the…
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…serve one service, that will help us to extend hospitality to all those who come and join us on that Sunday. If you have a Bible, turn with me toMatthew chapter 21. And as you do so, just a bit of history. Uh, we're setting here in the land of Israel, and the land of Israel, of course, has been contested for…
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Turn if you would, toMatthew chapter 21. Matthew 21 is where we will primarily be this morning for our text. Around the year 198 BC the the Greeks Seleucid Kingdom had gained a stronghold…
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…HE WAS COMING TO REDEEM US FROM OUR TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE SIN NATURE AND LIFE. AND SO EVEN THAT IS AMAZING. SO WE'RE GONNA TALK ABOUT THAT. LOOK ATMATTHEW CHAPTER 21. "NOW WHEN THEY DREW NEAR TO JERUSALEM "AND THEY CAME TO BETHPHAGE AT THE MOUNT OF OLIVES, "JESUS SENT," UNDERLINE THIS, "TWO DISCIPLES." AND…
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…Ascent would be sung, Psalm 120 through 136, and around 256 ,000 lambs would be sacrificed on each Passover day at this time. in the narrative inMatthew chapter 21. This would feed around 10 people each, as recorded by the historian Josephus, thus giving the approximate numbers of people. Truly it was an…
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…like never before. And you're gonna see that as we walk through these passages together. So, Palm Sunday, as we kick this off, Jesus' final week inMatthew chapter 21. This is what he tells us that as Jesus and the disciples are approaching Jerusalem, they came to Bethpage on the Mount of Olives. So they're…
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…for being with us. 12.420000 15.860000 My name is Archie, it is so good to have you today. 15.860000 19.500000 Take out your Bibles and turn toMatthew chapter 21, 19.500000 20.900000 This is Holy Week. 20.900000 25.740000 Palm Sunday starts Holy Week for the Christian Church. 25.740000 27.740000 Today is…
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