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Matthew 23:13–15 · BSB
23:13 Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You shut the kingdom of heaven in men’s faces. You yourselves do not enter, nor will you let in those who wish to enter.
23:14 This verse number has no text in the BSB edition.
23:15 Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You traverse land and sea to win a single convert, and when he becomes one, you make him twice as much a son of hell as you are.
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…who's out there listening? The thieves and the robbers. The Pharisees, the false religion. Look what he says about it in Matthew 22. I'm sorry,Matthew chapter 23. Did I tell you 22? Oh man. Matthew chapter 23, look at verse 13. Woe unto you, scribes and who? Pharisees, hypocrites. For ye do what? Shut up the…
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…presence of God walked out. God in the flesh was no longer there. He was not going to be present until he returned. In fact, in Matthew's gospel,Matthew chapter 23, Jesus seeing the city of Jerusalem, wept over the city. Do you remember this conversation Jesus had? Weeping over the city, saying, Oh, I've come…
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…by putting them into bondage, we're gonna lead them by putting them under the, if you would, the grievous burdens to be born. Look at Matthew 23.Matthew chapter 23. This is all through the Bible, if you study it as a generality, that two different styles of leadership. One is you oppress, you you put bondage…
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…of this language is aimed at the Pharisees he is presently addressing. Those he is speaking to here most certainly are included in this number. InMatthew chapter 23, the list of woes to the Pharisees, there are seven of them. And the first one says this beginning in verse 13, but woe to you scribes and…
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…of the precise blueprint here. Tuesday was Nissan 13AD33, the Lord Jesus publicly preached for the last time in the temple. You can read about thatMatthew chapter 23right through to Matthew chapter 25. In the middle was the Olivet Discourse, Matthew 24 to his disciples that evening after sunset. You've got to…
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…of the destruction of the temple that would occur around 38 years later within a generation. He wept over the city of Jerusalem as recorded inMatthew chapter 23. A most stirring and poignant lament in which he cries out and he says, Oh Jerusalem, oh Jerusalem, the one who kills the prophets and stones those…
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…became known as Herod's temple, the temple that was there and still being built in the time of Jesus. And what does Jesus do? Jesus again, look atMatthew chapter 23, chapter 24, which we have gone through. Jesus says again, because of all of the corruption, because of the evil, what is he going to do? He will…
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…love some other thing more than you love God, then you're breaking that first commandment. Remember what we read there in the Gospel of Matthew inMatthew chapter 23. He says in verse 37, Thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul and with all thy mind. This is the first and great…
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…the Pharisees. It was the Sadducees. They were the religious leaders of the day. And if you love reading drama, okay, go to Matthew chapter 22 andMatthew chapter 23, because it's full of it. Because Jesus perpetually calls out these religious leaders. And what he's trying to do is he's trying to get them to see…
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…our emotions. He wants to bring wholeness to our body. He wants to form it all for the future that he has for us. And we're going to begin today inMatthew chapter 23. You can turn there if you have your Bible and look at a story with Jesus. Before we read it, let me set the context for you for just a moment.…
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I'm reading fromMatthew chapter 23, verse 13 to 39. This kicks off right from last week. ! Jesus is addressing the scribes and Pharisees. Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you…
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…his best to draw them in, but they're not budging to the point to where later on speaking about these same religious people. Listen to this, inMatthew chapter 23, this is way later on. Jesus says this, speaking about them and and who they represent. He says, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets…
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…all these different things that people might swear by? Well, there's a passage a little later in Matthew's gospel that sheds some light on this. InMatthew chapter 23, Jesus in that chapter is speaking out against the Pharisees, and he's condemning their hypocrisy and their self-righteousness. And in the middle…
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…damaging to have knowledge without love. Jesus issues all of these woes in the book of Matthew 22. And this one is particularly striking to me.Matthew chapter 23in verse 15. He says, Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites. So these are the religious people of his day. For you travel across sea and…
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…6. God comes to his people and says, I will not accept your burnt offerings because you practice injustice. What did Brit read from us? FromMatthew chapter 23, Jesus comes and condemns the religious leaders. He says, look, you worry about tithing on your herbs and mint and cumin. You know what? That's…
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…was tied around your throat and you were pushed into the sea. The agony of drowning would be better than what is about to happen to you. And inMatthew, chapter 23, Jesus spoke to Guys Like Me. He preached to the Pharisees and told them, if you use the people of God, if you twist the name of God to get things…
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…weep. We must unite and grief with those urinated and grief because the Savior wept at the tomb of Lazarus that he not weep, the city of Jerusalem.Matthew chapter 23and verse 37, o Jerusalem who Juris he was thinking of the desolation of the Temple. You think of today's cities are United Kingdom, the life of…
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…single-minded devotion to God, to his plan, to his will, on his terms, to conforming to his righteousness. But in the Seven Woes Discourse inMatthew chapter 23, we see false conversion and religiosity in full. And it is interesting to note that before the Seven Woes Discourse begins, Jesus reaffirms his…
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…He's saying you need to surpass it. In other words, you need a righteousness that is something altogether different. Have a look with me please toMatthew chapter 23. 23. Go to Matthew 23. Here Jesus confronts these very Pharisees over their understanding of what it is to be righteous. Because they're all…
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…to be brought to God in Christ. And be assured, if you are not humble now, you will one day be humbled. Jesus, in speaking of the final judgment inMatthew chapter 23, says, whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted. Beloved, those of us who know the Lord have all the…
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