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Matthew 23:3 · BSB
23:3 So practice and observe everything they tell you. But do not do what they do, for they do not practice what they preach.
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…me and yet this is the posture of God the posture of God to call us in to what is truly significant it marked the ministry of Jesus as we see inMatthew chapter 23as he's weeping for this same city this city of Jerusalem and he says oh Jerusalem Jerusalem the one who kills the prophets and stones those who…
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…me and yet this is the posture of God the posture of God to call us in to what is truly significant it marked the ministry of Jesus as we see inMatthew chapter 23as he's weeping for this same city this city of Jerusalem and he says oh Jerusalem Jerusalem the one who kills the prophets and stones those who…
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…of all. Verse 45, for even I, the Son of Man, came here not to be served, but to serve others and to give my life as a ransom for many. And thenMatthew chapter 23, a similar uh thought here in the Lord's sharing. Matthew 23, 11 and 12, the greatest among you must be servant. But those who exalt themselves…
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…That he encountered. People who should have known the truth. But they perverted the truth. And they led people astray. Look at what Jesus said. InMatthew chapter 23. There's really a number of these woes. He pronounced on these people. But I want to just show you two. Jesus is teaching. But woe to you. That's…
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…their perception of themselves. He is saying, You do not see that you are sick, so therefore you do not see your need of a physician. Elsewhere,Matthew chapter 23. This is verses 27 and 28. Jesus says, Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs, which outwardly appear…
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…about it. We can read all through And, I picked just a couple examples, apparently because this text wasn't fun enough to read, but let's look atMatthew chapter 23, beginning in verse 5. You don't have to turn there, but Jesus is talking about the Pharisees, and how, all of their religious acts are designed to…
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…says, love your neighbor as yourself. Haman sure didn't have a problem with loving himself, but he had this position complex. I want you to turn toMatthew chapter 23. There's a section of scripture that talks about the second part of public praise. There's a position complex, and then there's the Pharisee…
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…us ask the question, Well, what was so wrong with the teaching of the Pharisees and Sadducees? Well, if you were to flip your Bible forward toMatthew chapter 23, you would see Jesus pronouncing woes upon the Pharisee. Woe is you. He decries the Pharisees for shutting the kingdom of heaven in people's faces,…
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…a very complicated and technical system of determining when an oath was binding and when an oath was not binding. And you get a glimpse of that inMatthew chapter 23. So, we'll just skip ahead to Matthew chapter 23 verses 16 through 22. And I just want to let you know up front what you're going to read is a lot…
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…So, every time I use the word parallel, they are laughing. They're picking on their poor immigrant dad. So, the same account is also found inMatthew chapter 23. We're not going to go there. If you want to look at it later, it is much more detailed account of what Pharisees and the lawyers. So, basically,…
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…offend anybody. We can't be, and the big sin of today is we can't be intolerant of other people. Well, the Lord Jesus didn't get that message.Matthew chapter 23, he calls the religious leaders fools, hypocrites, blind guides. He calls them snakes. And in John 14, he says, there's only one way to God, and…
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…want to bring a temple back, we need to be able to say to them, rubbish as well. There's two rubbishes tonight. If you go to the chapter before,Matthew chapter 23, Jesus actually brings the curtain down on the whole of the Old Testament. He says these words, O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that…
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…of course, and your physical father, perhaps an adoptive father or a father-in-law. And then there are those who have the title of father, thoughMatthew chapter 23warns us not to call any other father, but the father in heaven. But this title is unique, it's special. Father. But when I read this verse again,…
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…outside than they actually are. We're familiar with that, right? Hypocrisy seeks to make you look better on the outside than you actually are. InMatthew chapter 23, Jesus says, Our love should be genuine in the sense that it is the reality. It is actually the way we feel. We don't put on airs. Psychologists…
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…heart, on that day a fountain will be opened to the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem to cleanse them from sin and impurity. And thenMatthew chapter 23, the words of Jesus. This is shortly before his betrayal and crucifixion. He says in verse 37 of Matthew 23, O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who killed…
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