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Matthew 4:7 · BSB
4:7 Jesus replied, “It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’”
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…being conformed by it? That's the question I wanna answer today. You with me? Alright, so Jesus is always gonna be our model. So can we go toMatthew chapter 4? Let's go to Matthew 4 and let's read this narrative together. It's from, it's the temptation narrative of Matthew 4. Now I have to warn you that…
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…Peter came and then Jesus spoke about his destiny. But Peter went home and Peter went back to work and Peter did the business of his father then inMatthew chapter 4starting in verse 8 and said now as Jesus was walking by the sea of Galilee. So obviously this is not the same account. This could not have been an…
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…and he denied Christ three times to save his own hide. And I thought about all these. And I thought about Satan, the tempter, and the audacity inMatthew chapter 4that he must have had. He came to tempt Jesus Christ. Can you imagine the boldness it takes? He must not have been that smart. As Jesus shared the…
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…frustrated, and angry than ever before. And Jesus invites us into this life. Matter of fact, you see Jesus practicing the spiritual discipline inMatthew chapter 4, right after he gets baptized. Here's what the Spirit does in his life. Look what it says here in Matthew chapter 4, right after he gets baptized.…
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…Matthew chapter 3 is Jesus' earthly ministry begins with his baptism by John. John, the Baptist is preparing the way, uh, in Matthew chapter 3 in,Matthew chapter 4, Jesus tempted in the wilderness by the Sate by Satan. So, Matthew is recorded for, for people, that Jesus faced the devil, head, on and overcame…
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…want Gentiles saved. It's because the best way to reach Gentiles is through first to the Jews to fulfill their law, second to the Gentiles. InMatthew chapter 4, so we're going before this. Back in Matthew chapter 4, a year earlier than this, it says that Jesus came to Galilee because Galilee was the light…
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…similarities Matthew 4 and Genesis 3 have. The big difference is the second Adam Jesus did not give in, but he restored worship. Let's begin atMatthew, chapter 4, verse 1 through 11. Then Jesus was led up by the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil and after fasting 40 days and 40 nights, he was hungry and the…
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…We can't rescue everyone from their wilderness. Because everyone has a lesson that they need to learn in their wilderness. I want to look atMatthew chapter 4here. I talked about it a second ago. I want to really highlight it again because some of you are going to say no Rudy but no. There are some times…
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…fit or ready for service. It's the same word that's used to describe what James and John were doing when Jesus called them to follow him. InMatthew chapter 4, we read that they were mending their nets. The word translated mending in that passage is the same word translated equip here in Ephesians. In…
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…and he would in barge and inch, jesus would in barge and inch from the place of purpose. No wonder when the devil came and tried him. TemptationsMatthew, chapter 4, three kinds of temptations. The first one was about the stomach, that is, appetites. Turn this stone into bread. And he was tempted like we are,…
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…Longing Heart, focused in on the wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, from Isaiah chapter 9. And we also looked atMatthew chapter 4. Today I want to take a look at one of the birth narratives. That's Luke chapter 2, so you're gonna want to turn there. I'll also read from Micah,…
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…covenant. And then Matthew spells out his genealogy to show that Jesus literally descended from David. When Jesus began his public ministry,Matthew chapter 4, he said, Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Unmistakable kingship language. And where is he when he started? He was in the land of…
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…to every corner of the world. Where do you turn for counsel? Where do I turn for strength, for love, for peace this morning? In the Gospel ofMatthew chapter 4, Jesus begins his earthly ministry. Do you remember this? It's after he's in the desert and is tempted by Satan, and he defeats that temptation, he…
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…So Jesus, in order for us to fulfill the goal, we need to know why we're going and you know why you're going. And he kind of lets us in on this inMatthew Chapter 4. Pretty basic simple teaching I'm going to do today, but it's to stir you up in Matthew 417 starting Matthew 4 starting verse 17 'cause I want to…
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…if you want to enter into life, keep the commandments. Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.Matthew, chapter 4and verse 4. This is not a new command. This is nothing new. The way to eternal life is obeying God's word, keeping God's word. I love this…
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…sin. So some people think and we classify sins. The question then is, is all sin the same? The answer is yes, #1. The devil tempts us to every sin.Matthew chapter 4and verse 3 #2. All sin is a violation of God's law. First John three and four. If the Bible doesn't that says not to do it and you do it. It's…
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…will for us to do. Do you realize this was actually a part of Satan's temptations of Jesus? I've got this passage on the screen for you as well inMatthew chapter 4. Then the devil took Him to the holy city, that's Jerusalem, and set Him on the pinnacle of the temple and said to Him, If you are the Son of God,…
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…does this work? Oh, well, let's change it to trials. No, no. God is sovereign, the father is sovereign, everything falls underneath the father. InMatthew chapter 4, it says that the Spirit led Jesus into the desert where he was tempted. Right. It's not that Jesus is the Father is tempting you with evil. He is…
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…Our mission here is to help people know Jesus and make Jesus known. You can only know Jesus from scripture. One of the crazy stories I think inMatthew, chapter 4, is Jesus was tempted in the wilderness. I hope you guys remember this story. Jesus was not tempted by the JV devil, he was tempted by El Diablo…
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…slow down because the Sermon on the Mount, in and of itself, is just epic in proportions. So that's where we're heading. But this morning we are inMatthew chapter 4. Before I read Matthew 4, 1 through 11, though, I do want to put in front of you a different passage, and it's going to be up here on the screen.…
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