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Matthew 21:30 · BSB
21:30 Then the man went to the second son and told him the same thing. ‘I will, sir,’ he said. But he did not go.
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Well, good morning. Will you turn in your Bibles toMatthew chapter 21? If you're using the paperback, yeah, the children are dismissed. If you're using the paperback Pew Bible, it's page 916. And we're going to work…
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…ourselves to the truth in Jesus' name. What everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up toMatthew chapter 21. Matthew chapter 21. And let me say this uh sometimes when you come to church and they talk about things like the triumphal entry or whatever, it's…
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…the inestimable privilege to hear him speak. So I encourage you, if you have your own copy of the Living Word of God, please take it and open it toMatthew chapter 21. If you did not bring your own copy, that's okay. There is one in the pew, and that is found on page 827. We are approaching in the next couple of…
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…to God. Repentance is a change of mind that results in a change in behavior. And it's illustrated beautifully in a parable that Jesus taught inMatthew chapter 21. This is verses 28 through 31. Jesus said, A man had two sons. And he went to the first and said, Son, go and work in the vineyard today. And he…
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…Matthew for a bit to see what he has to say because he tells this same parable with a little bit more detail over there. And so if you write downMatthew chapter 21 verses 23 to 45in your journal, You can go take a look at that later this week and compare those if you like. So Luke 20 though, starting in verse one reads, one…
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…I mean, it was 2,000 years ago. We can ask the question, so what? So a guy entered a city. Big deal. Well, we get some hints of some things inMatthew chapter 21. Matthew records that when Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem on that day. The whole city was stirred up. They're asking the question, who is…
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…not by tanks and fighter planes, but by weak, vulnerable children. How humbling for God's enemies. Now, if we had time tonight, we could look atMatthew chapter 21and see how Jesus applies this verse to his own day. The strength is the praise of God coming from little infants as they're running around and…
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…it would seem that this is meant to help us interpret both events properly. There can be some confusion about the chronology of these events. InMatthew chapter 21, they're not recorded in this way, in this bookended fashion. But rather, the temple cleansing happens, and then the fig tree event happens. And…
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…anointing will show up. He's just looking for a vessel and I can prove it to you in scripture he's looking for a vessel and I'll close with this.Matthew chapter 21Jesus walks right into Jerusalem. Walks right into Jerusalem is the day he's going to be betrayed it's over it's being done the last supper's going…
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