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Matthew 27:46 · BSB
27:46 About the ninth hour Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” which means, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?”
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…accomplish, the same crowd that worshipped him on Sunday is the same crowd that crucified him on Friday. If you'd like to, you can turn with me toMatthew chapter 27. Matthew chapter 27, we're going to read verses 20 and 21. Scripture says this. The governor again said to them, Which of the two do you want me to…
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…stuck in this moment. This is the moment that we're looking at here in this text this morning, where Jesus is fully understanding of the darkness.Matthew chapter 27, we're looking at these final moments with Jesus on the cross and these things that he spoke so that we can better understand what's happening and…
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…the law, that comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God that depends on faith." Well, let's take some time and let's go back toMatthew chapter 27. I've told you the meaning of the cross from the Epistles and even picking up some thoughts from the Old Testament. But what does the Gospel say…
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…okay? Contrast number three is the contrast between Judas and Peter. This is a contrast between condemnation and forgiveness. Matthew tells us inMatthew chapter 27that Judas, when he saw that Jesus was condemned, changed his mind and came to the chief priests and the Pharisees and tried to give them their…
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…be more afraid when they say this man is claiming to be the son of God? Well, we need a little more background information to do that, turn toMatthew, Chapter 27. Matthew's the first book in the New Testament. The page number should be up on the screen for a church Bible. And again, this story, the story of…
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He takes delight. So if you have your Bibles open atMatthew chapter 27, we come to that section of the Creed where we confess Jesus who suffered under Pontius Pilate was crucified, died, and was buried, He descended…
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…a part in that. We are in the background. So too in the crucifixion and resurrection narrative. Where do I fit? Would you look at the text with me?Matthew chapter 27. Begin reading in verse 55, and we're going to go all the way through chapter 28, verse 15. Again, Matthew 27, beginning in verse 55. There were…
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This sermon was recorded at Faith Evangelical Free Church in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Please take your Bible with me toMatthew chapter 27. This is such a powerful text before us this morning, coming before the Lord Jesus at the cross. I don't have any kind of fancy introduction. I'm…
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…and his rebellious creation. What should the king in all of his glory do? When his creation rebels and mocks him. Our text for this morning isMatthew chapter 27. Beginning in verse 27, we're going to look through verse 44 together, again, beginning in verse 27 of Matthew 27. We'll make our way through verse…
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…that satisfies our own desires. Is that the Jesus you would want, or a Jesus that satisfies for eternity? Would you open your Bibles with me toMatthew chapter 27? We've been working our way through Matthew's gospel. This morning we're going to pick up in verse 11. But to help us get a little bit of context…
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…the end of chapter 26 and the beginning of chapter 27, but don't open your Bible there yet. Let's look at a couple of Old Testament passages first.Matthew chapter 27recounts the early morning hours of the Lord's crucifixion, and it incorporates Judas' regret for betraying the Lord Jesus Christ. And in telling…
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…my disciples who I guard and keep. I've given them your word. Now, Judas is described in the book of Matthew as turning. Let me read it for you. InMatthew chapter 27, Judas says in the temple, I have sinned by betraying innocent blood. And he throws the money back at the rulers, the religious elite of the world.…
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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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…But the one section of scripture that Jesus quotes more than anything else is the Psalms. For example, this is kind of an intense example. But inMatthew chapter 27, Jesus is hanging on the cross and he's dying. And it says in verse 45 that at about three o'clock, Jesus called out with a loud voice, Eli, Eli,…
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…But the one section of scripture that Jesus quotes more than anything else is the Psalms. For example, this is kind of an intense example. But inMatthew chapter 27, Jesus is hanging on the cross and he's dying. And it says in verse 45 that at about three o'clock, Jesus called out with a loud voice, Eli, Eli,…
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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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…This was the Spirit of God. The voice of God announcing Jesus Christ is God, and God is well pleased in him. Then when we moved to the blood,Matthew chapter 27starting at verse 45 he said Now from the 6th hour darkness fell up on all the land until the 9th hour. And about the 9th hour Jesus cried out with…
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