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Matthew 5:17 · BSB
5:17 Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets. I have not come to abolish them, but to fulfill them.
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…scripture that I'm sharing with you right now. That's how I know it can't be true. It cannot be true. Praise God. And then notice what it says.Matthew 5 verse 17says, Think not that I am come to destroy the law or the prophets. I am not come to destroy but to fulfill So Jesus came to fulfill the scriptures,…
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…to love the people around you in your neighborhoods and on the streets. That's the purpose of the law. It is not just about a number. Jesus says inMatthew chapter 5, verse 17, he says, Do not think that I've come to abolish the law and the prophets. I have not come to abolish them. I have come to fulfill them. And when…
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…all of these things. It still has a purpose. And he didn't come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it. Can we read those words of Jesus here?Matthew 5, verse 17. Jesus says, Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets. I have not come to abolish them, but to what, guys? Fulfill them.…
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…still around today go to Ephesians 2 if you would Ephesians chapter 2 while you're turning there I'm going to read to you from Matthew chapter 7Matthew chapter 5 verse 17excuse me says this think not that I come to destroy the law or the prophets I am not come to destroy but to fulfill now what does this mean when…
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…which by the way, he he is. In fact, guys in the back, apologize because I'm gonna go all the way to the last verse I have for you today. It'sMatthew chapter 5, verses 17 through 20. Jesus once said, Don't misunderstand why I have come. I did not come to abolish the law of Moses or the writings of the prophets. We could just…
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…which by the way, he he is. In fact, guys in the back, apologize because I'm gonna go all the way to the last verse I have for you today. It'sMatthew chapter 5, verses 17 through 20. Jesus once said, Don't misunderstand why I have come. I did not come to abolish the law of Moses or the writings of the prophets. We could just…
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…We use the gospel to help reproduce a world of faithful Christians that the world may be a brighter place because we're the lights of God's people,Matthew 5:16-17. And so we are not to be ashamed of the gospel because of its origin. Not to be ashamed of the gospel because of its operation. Paul says the…
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…spiritual— as a demonstration before our wives and our children and the community, then it could be well said of us that that family glorified God.Matthew 5:16-17. Children have physical needs. Children have emotional and psychological needs. Children have growing-up needs. Amen? That's my unwrapper. Children…
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…the Pharisees. They know the Bible better than anybody else. They've got the largest phylacteries and the longest robes. But to hear Jesus say inMatthew 5:17-20, your righteousness has to exceed theirs, would have shocked the masses. Because the Pharisees were good at looking religious, but not living…
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…I'm not going to uh go through that in depth again, but I just want to remind uh you that last last week's sermon dealt with this this text of ofMatthew 5:17-20, which is really like the core thesis point of the sermon. He said, "I didn't come to destroy it, but I came to fill it to the full." And one of…
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…about leprosy in your Bible reading plan, you're thinking, What is going on? Here's what Jesus is doing. Jesus is fulfilling the law. You look atMatthew 5, verse 17. Jesus says, I didn't come to destroy the law. I came to fulfill the law. So here's what he's doing. In one regard, he's sending them to the…
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…on the Mount that Jesus gives, Matthew 5 through 7. And Jesus talked about righteousness a lot in that sermon. But let's focus, let's look atMatthew chapter 5, verses 17 through 20. Hear what Jesus says. Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets. I have not come to abolish them, but to fulfill them. For…
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…well in jesus name but now let's just go in this context that we've started about let's look at an example in scripture of Jesus's ministryMatthew 5 verse 17Matthew 5 verse 17 let's read this text and see something very important Matthew 5 verse 17 I'll be jumping some verses I'll be jumping some so…
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…he is a fulfillment, that he came to fulfill the law and the prophets and not to abolish them. All right? That is, he came to fulfill the promises.Matthew chapter 5 verse 17. We'll see where he made this statement himself. Matthew 25 verse 17. Do not think that I have come to destroy the law or the prophets. I did not…
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…like, I'm setting all that aside. Because he's not a mere man. He's not a mere prophet. He is the God man. And he realized, you know what? Listen,Matthew chapter 5, verse 17, Jesus said, Don't think I came to abolish the law and the prophets. I didn't come to abolish them. I came to fulfill them. There were all these…
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…the father said, "Here comes everything. We need nothing." So all the fullness is in Christ. Turn to Matthew chapter 5. Don't look anywhere else.Matthew chapter 5 verse 17. Here is where you know here here Jesus is being an example for us again. Well, how do we get through the day? How do we get through the week? How…
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…this going, it's already been done. Jesus Christ came. We talked about that. And he came to perfectly fulfill the law. You can read about that inMatthew chapter 5, verses 17and 18. And secondly, he came and he judged sin at the cross and he purified his people at the same time. Look at this passage. It's Titus chapter…
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…divine strength and empowerment was given was 50 days. The Lord Jesus came to fulfill all the intricate details of the law. We can find this inMatthew chapter 5 verses 17 through 18. He said I came to fulfill the law, not to destroy. The book of Acts shows the fulfillment of this time period, for so from Passover, which is in…
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…sub points that we look at the various principles in that. But firstly, the King's authority is come to fulfil the law. He said not to abolish it.Matthew 5, verse 17reading out of the new King James, do not think that I came to destroy the law or the prophets. I did not come to destroy, but to fulfil. 4…
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…who comes and tries to pull you away from God and his religion or his laws. Hence the reason when Jesus comes on the scene, he says what he does inMatthew 5:17and 18. I did not come to abolish law. I didn't come by saying that. He's saying, "I didn't come to abolish Judaism, but to see that it's…
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