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Matthew 27:24 · BSB
27:24 When Pilate saw that he was accomplishing nothing, but that instead a riot was breaking out, he took water and washed his hands before the crowd. “I am innocent of this man’s blood,” he said. “You bear the responsibility.”
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…of killing Christ. Now, that didn't somehow make him innocent of it but that's what he did in front of the crowd. And he said in verse 25 ofMatthew chapter 27, His blood, that is Jesus' blood, be on, or this blood is on you and then, sorry, and then the crowd, the Jewish crowd said in response, His blood…
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…ourselves today that God is the one who can redeem and ransom us. And how do we know that? Well, it's because we look to the cross. As we read inMatthew chapter 27, what we see with Jesus on the cross crying out, my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why? To redeem his people, to ransom his people, to pay…
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…going on around him, he declares, this man was more than just righteous, this man was the Son of God. As a matter of fact, let's take a look atMatthew chapter 27and see what we have there. Jesus cried out again with a loud voice and gave up his spirit. Suddenly the curtain of the sanctuary was torn in two…
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…see also. They both grieve. They both grieve. So go with me now to Matthew. You know how to go to Matthew. At least once in the sermon. Let's go toMatthew, chapter 27. Matthew 27, and let's go verses three and four. Then, when Judas excuse me, yeah, so this is Judas when Judas, his betrayer, saw that Jesus was…
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…the Gospel of Matthew. And so today is the last week of this series. And so if you want to uh open up, you can kind of be prepared to jump in inMatthew chapter 27. Um we we obviously won't hit every single verse. As a matter of fact, we have a uh there's kind of a different perspective, maybe than what you…
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…It's really wild because, if you think about it, the only one that seemed to be concerned with Jesus' resurrection was the enemy, because we see inMatthew, chapter 27and verse 63, the enemy was the one who said hey, remember, he said he was going to raise from the dead. That's the reason why we have the stone in…
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…B, is the fulfillment of our payment. It's the fulfillment of our payment. I want you to look at verse 3, and then I need you to backtrack over toMatthew chapter 27just for a moment. Fulfillment of our payment. Verse 3 says, I delivered to you first of all that which I received, that Christ died for our sins.…
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Good morning, Watermark. Our scripture reading for today is from the book ofMatthew, chapter 27and 28. Starting in verse 62, we read, The next day, that is after the day of preparation, the chief priests and the parrises gathered before…
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…fountain of love, the fountain of God's wisdom, and the very power of God, even in his death. That's some of what I want to look at as we turn toMatthew chapter 27, if you will. I'll remind you that we've been calling our study of Matthew the king and his kingdom. And that's because Matthew, formerly Levi the…
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Good morning. Today's passage continues the story of Good Friday, leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus. It comes from the Gospel ofMatthew, chapter 27, verses 1 to 26. Starting in verse 1, we read. When morning came, all the chief priests and the elders of the people took counsel against Jesus to put him to…
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…22 is a pre-prepared execution statement written a thousand years before the execution. That's what it is. That's what we saw in our reading fromMatthew chapter 27that Isaac did. Jesus on the cross picks up Psalm 22 and he reads it as his own execution statement. Verse 1, my God, my God, why have you forsaken…
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…of Thursday of that week. And today our text begins on the morning of Friday, what we might call a Good Friday. So I invite you to turn there,Matthew chapter 27, and your Bible will start with verse 1 in just a moment. Let me pray for us, and we'll get going. I'm delighted to study this with you today.…
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…we could find safety in him and be delivered from the influence of the tyranny of devils. And of Idols, Jesus was taunted, as Israel was here. InMatthew chapter 27, the people taunted him on the cross. He experienced the taunting here, And in Colossians chapter 2 verses 13 to 15. If you had, that will be up on…
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…where it says, you know, that he how he killed himself and he bought this field, right? The issue with this passage is if you go to Matthew 27,Matthew chapter 27, turn there with me. Matthew 27, 3 to 8, it says this. It's the exact same story, but just note some of the differences. But then when Judas, his…
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…man have is more and better far than is the wealth of many such as good and we and we have to read God's words which we do in Matthew's Gospel.Matthew chapter 27. Matthew 27. Matthew 27. Reading from the beginning through to verse 31. when morning came all the chief priests and the elders of the people took…
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…come to the cross and that's where we will come to know Jesus well friends we're going to read together and we're going to read from the gospel ofMatthew chapter 27and we're going to pick up our reading at verse 15 15 through to 55 let us hear the word of God now at the feast of the governor was now at the…
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…So you get this picture, there's Jesus in the middle being crucified and one on his right. And one on his left are heaping insults at him. That'sMatthew chapter 27. If you go to Mark chapter 15 verse 32, go home, check it out this, what it says, those crucified with him also heaped insults on him, Here's the…
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The reason that we're here. So if you got your Bibles, turn on toMatthew chapter 27. We've been walking through the way to the cross, the way of the cross, and uh we started in Gethsemane, the garden, where Jesus swept great drops…
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Good morning and happy Saturday. Today is what we call Holy Saturday. And we're looking atMatthew chapter 27, starting in verse 57. It says this as evening approached, there came a rich man from Arimathea named Joseph, who had himself become a disciple of…
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…Into your hands I commend my spirit. He would breathe his last and yield up his spirit. And Matthew's going to tell us and point out something inMatthew chapter 27that we must not overlook. There was something that happened at the same moment Jesus died in the temple. Matthew 27, 50. And Jesus cried out again…
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