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Matthew 27:15 · BSB
27:15 Now it was the governor’s custom at the feast to release to the crowd a prisoner of their choosing.
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…Pilate's convinced that this man's done nothing, definitely done nothing to deserve death. And so in verse 15, he hatches a plan, picking back upMatthew 27, verse 15. Now it was the governor's custom at the festival to release a prisoner chosen by the crowd, and at that time they had a well-known prisoner whose…
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…resurrection. Turn now to Matthew chapter 27. We're looking. Our theme is the divine irony. You're turning to your left if you were there in JohnMatthew 27 verse 15. The divine irony continues now with a man named Barabbas. Now at the feast, the governor that's Pilate was accustomed to release for the crowd…
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If you have your bibles, I'm going to invite you to open them at this time.Matthew chapter 27 verse 15. I want to congratulate our young people. Last Sunday we had a great service here. Sponsored and put on by our youth department here. Real youth.…
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…was the moment when, through that sacrifice, the curse of sin was broken and the presence of God was unleashed into the world. And we see that inMatthew, chapter 27, verses 15and 51, it says and when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, he gave up his spirit. At that moment the curtain was torn and two, from top to…
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…during Christ's lifetime, Pilate desired to set Jesus free the way Cyrus desired to set Daniel free, yet both were powerless. You see that inMatthew 27, verses 15-23. Daniel prays in the upper room while waiting for his captors. Likewise, Jesus prayed in the garden waiting for his captors. Matthew 26, 36-46.…
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…The Jews who wanted nothing more than to suppress the disciples' claims, okay, admitted that the tomb was empty, and even tried to cover it up. InMatthew 27, verses 11 to 15, you see this interaction that the Jewish council, the leaders, had with the very guards that had been guarding a tomb. And they're like, let's,…
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