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Matthew 8:17 · BSB
8:17 This was to fulfill what was spoken through the prophet Isaiah: “He took up our infirmities and carried our diseases.”
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Amen. All right, welcome to Redemption Church in North Ogden. Thank you for being here with us. We are going to be in the Gospel ofMatthew, chapter 8. We're at the end of chapter 8 where we've walked through and and looked at all these different miracles of Jesus. And we're in a story that I have…
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…required him to work on Sabbath. When he retired, he joined the church. When it was convenient. Couple of Sabbaths ago, Pastor Dawson looked atMatthew chapter 8where he described two men who desired to follow Jesus. The first was held back because he was afraid of the unknown. You know, foxes have holes. I…
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…my rock. I ask these things in your name, Jesus. Amen. You can be seated. Well, good morning. Hey, if you're Bibles, go ahead and grab those. Go toMatthew chapter 8. Matthew chapter 8. We're gonna be the first 17 verses of Matthew chapter 8. If you don't have a Bible, just relax. As the text that I'm gonna be…
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…fact, there's an indication that Jesus, in his humiliation in his life on this earth, at times was worse off, even than animals. Jesus says this inMatthew chapter 8. Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head. Those are just a few things. That we learn as…
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…believer. But it does not mean that your life will in fact get easier. In fact, Jesus has been teaching his disciples up into this point. We're inMatthew chapter 8and he's been teaching his disciples about what it means to be a follower of Jesus and what it means to set up the Kingdom of God on earth and how…
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…sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is proclaimed to the poor. And inMatthew chapters 8and 9, Jesus has ticked each and every one of those boxes. And the last one to be ticked off is that Jesus then heals these blind men in verses 27…
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…sorry, that was off topic. I'm have a quick word of prayer. Today's sermon is talking about confronting authority. We're picking up in the book ofMatthew chapter 8. Let's pray. Father, Lord, nobody needs to hear what I have to say, Lord, but we all need to hear what you have. So I pray that you would hide me…
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…was no way to wash out everything? What if it was impossible to ever be clean again? Would that be tolerable? That very situation is described inMatthew chapter 8. Look at Matthew chapter 8 with me. Matthew chapter eight verse one. When he had come down from the mountain, great multitudes followed him. What…
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…those. That is just a free gift from us, no cost to you. We would invite you to grab one of those if you don't have one. Like I said, we'll be inMatthew chapter 8. While you're turning there, let's catch up for a moment on where we're at in Matthew. So Matthew has the first book in the New Testament. It is…
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…what this points are. [SPEAKER_00]: But this time what we're going to do, and that's why I started the Matthew chapter 4, and we're going to inMatthew chapter 8. [SPEAKER_00]: But before we do that, what we're going to do is we're going to go through Matthew chapter 5, 6 and 7, so what we're going to do,…
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…with his compassion, with his glory. And so as we ask again this evening, what kind of man is this? As we think about this remarkable section inMatthew chapter 8, we discover the real Jesus is the sovereign Lord with power over the forces of nature. We discover that Jesus is more wonderful than even his…
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…the demons. What do you want with us, son of God? They shouted. Have you come here to torture us before the appointed time? What we are seeing inMatthew chapter 8, what we see in Jesus' mission is that he is God's Messiah King. He has been appointed for a work of deliverance. He comes on this mission of mercy…
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…for the reading of God's Word? We're going to read 3 verses this morning. Matthew Chapter 11, beginning in verse #28 And just as we read fromMatthew chapter 8a few moments ago, these verses, these 3 verses are also what I would call some of the pinnacle verses that you will find within the New Testament,…
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…that that's true of the fallen world we live in. In terms of war, I find it interesting that when Jesus interacts with the Roman centurion inMatthew chapter 8, and this guy comes with a prayer request, does Jesus say, First of all, renounce your military service. He doesn't. He hears the request and he…
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…the service. Now we turn to the preaching of God's word. We're going to be continuing our study through the book of Matthew. We're going to be inMatthew chapter 8tonight. This is on page 972 of the church Bible. We're going to be looking at verses 1 through 13. This passage that records this trio of miracles…
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…water into wine in John chapter 2? How about his miraculous catch a fish there in Luke chapter 5? How about the fact that He calmed the storm inMatthew chapter 8, showing his sovereignty over even the forces of nature? How about the fact that he walked on water in Matthew chapter 14? Defying the law of…
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…fold, but sheep nonetheless, who he will know, and we will know his voice. That's good news for us. And then we have the Gentile centurion inMatthew chapter 8of whom Jesus says this, truly I say to you, I have not found such great faith with anyone in Israel. I say to you that many will come from east…
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…to whom God sends one of his own prophets, Jonah, with a message of repentance and salvation. That is surprising. Consider the Roman centurion inMatthew chapter 8. What did he do to deserve a meeting with Jesus? Or Zacchaeus, a corrupt tax collector who gets called out by the Lord. Or Simon, one of Jesus' own…
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…case with Jesus. It's not quite as explicit, but in another sense, it's also interesting for different reasons. This is when our Lord, this isMatthew chapter 8. Our Lord enters Capernaum. That's his home base of ministry. And a centurion, so this is an officer in the Roman army. He comes to him and he…
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…speech of the Father. To do those things, he's also extending himself to the broken, to the outcast, to the unclean. And one leper came to him inMatthew, chapter 8and said Lord, if you're willing, you can make me clean. And what did Jesus say to him? I am willing. Jesus bowed to this weak cry for help and…
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