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Matthew 4:17 · BSB
4:17 From that time on Jesus began to preach, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.”
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…his kingdom and not stuff Jesus said is because if you start studying the teachings of Jesus, you find his central theme very early on. In fact, inMatthew chapter 4, verse 17, we get the thesis statement of Jesus' ministry, of his teachings. It says, from then on, Jesus began to preach, repent of your sins and turn to…
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…He's a king. The central theme in Jesus' teachings is the kingdom of God or the kingdom of heaven. It is the central theme in all of his teachings.Matthew chapter 4, verse 17. Very early in his ministry, it says, From then on, Jesus began to preach. And this gives us basically the thesis statement of Jesus' teaching.…
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…He's a king. The central theme in Jesus' teachings is the kingdom of God or the kingdom of heaven. It is the central theme in all of his teachings.Matthew chapter 4, verse 17. Very early in his ministry, it says, From then on, Jesus began to preach. And this gives us basically the thesis statement of Jesus' teaching.…
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…kingdom shows up constantly. It's like his theme. He's always saying that the kingdom of heaven is like this, and the kingdom of God is like this.Matthew chapter 4, verse 17, you might be able to count that as like the thesis statement of Jesus' ministry. He says, Repent of your sins and turn to God, for the kingdom of…
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…kingdom shows up constantly. It's like his theme. He's always saying that the kingdom of heaven is like this, and the kingdom of God is like this.Matthew chapter 4, verse 17, you might be able to count that as like the thesis statement of Jesus' ministry. He says, Repent of your sins and turn to God, for the kingdom of…
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…seen the overarching question before us, ! What characterizes those who follow the King of the Kingdom of Heaven? We have noted back many times inMatthew chapter 4, verse 17. Matthew records the beginning of Jesus' ministry and says, from that time Jesus began to preach, saying, repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at…
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…of the Kingdom of Heaven look like. The overarching question before us has been, what characterizes those who follow the King of the Kingdom?Matthew chapter 4 verse 17. Matthew is presented to us the very beginning of Jesus' ministry and records for us. From that time, Jesus began to preach. And he summarizes his…
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…to preach? The message that He preached accompanied by signs? The message that He preached without signs? The message that He preaches to us today?Matthew chapter 4, verse 17. Chapter 4, Jesus begins His ministry. In verse 17, Matthew records, This is the summary of what it is that Jesus taught. Repent for the kingdom of…
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…These things are virtually the same thing. He's just saying these things over and over again. Let me just show you just a few examples of this.Matthew chapter 4, verse 17says, From that time Jesus began to preach and to say, Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Now in Mark chapter 1, verse 14, it says, Now…
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…ways higher than your ways and my thoughts higher than your thoughts. You understand that Jesus said the very same thing only with fewer words. InMatthew chapter 4, verse 17, Jesus begins his public ministry and he begins traveling all over the region preaching. And it's probably many, many, many different sermons, but…
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…Using stories, using earthly stories with heavenly meanings. And I think it is really significant as we get up to speed in Matthew's gospel. InMatthew chapter 4, verse 17, Jesus starts his public ministry with these words, Repent, for the kingdom of God has come near. The kingdom of God has come near because God's…
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…let me just turn to this verse right here. Don't turn there, I just want you to read it. This is what Jesus, this is the purpose he came for. InMatthew chapter 4, verse 17. This is what he said. This is the very first sermon he ever preached. Matter of fact, it's the very first sermon that he told the disciples when…
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