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Titus 2:14 · BSB
2:14 He gave Himself for us to redeem us from all lawlessness and to purify for Himself a people for His own possession, zealous for good deeds.
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…a series called The Crucified Messiah. And this week, the title of the sermon is called Jesus Died to Redeem. So, if you haven't already, turn toTitus, chapter 2, verses 11 to 14. And we'll just take a look at that. Because the story I just told really fits with the whole idea of redemption. So, the context of Titus is Paul…
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…for redemption goes way beyond that. Jesus is the one who pays for the forgiveness of their sins, for the freedom from slavery to sin and death. AsTitus 2, verse 14says, Jesus Christ gave himself for us to redeem us from all lawlessness and to purify for himself a people for his own possession who are zealous…
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…than when Christ died that it would just go beyond Redemption and it would be practical in every sense of the word. Here's some scripture for that.Titus 2:14Look at this verse and realize the motive in which Jesus went to the cross and maybe it will shock us more. And we thought who gave himself, this…
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Good evening, everyone. Why don't we open our Bibles and the last bit of chapter 2 of Titus as we continue where we left last week. So,Titus chapter 2, verses 11-15. This is what Titus chapter 2, verses 11-15 says. For the grace of God has appeared that offers salvation to all people. It teaches us to say no to…
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…to remember what life was like before we accepted Christ. Today, we're going to return to our 2nd verse of the 11-15. Now today, we're looking atTitus chapter 2, verses 11 to 15. We're going to return to the beginning of the Bible. And this brings us back to where the gospel begins. In the 30 verses that preceded this…
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…to this world, but be ye metamorphoses, literally transformed, a new creation. Woo! That's good, preacher. I want you to go and read today,Titus chapter 2, verses 11 through 15. I'm not going to take time to exergetically go through that. It's plain and simple what you're to be after you really get saved. Godly. You're not…
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…Lord, we'll look at something else. And I started just kind of reading through scriptures and I came upon one of my favorite passages, which isTitus chapter 2, verses 11 to 15. The first time I preached on this passage of scripture was 32 or 33 years ago when I was asked to preach the sermon at the annual meeting of the…
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…as I recited here, being salt and light refers to living a godly life that lifts up the character and truth of God in a dark and desperate world.Titus chapter 2, verse 10 through 14, says this, that we are to adorn the doctrine of God by living godly lives. We are to adorn. We're to make it look good. And over in 1 Corinthians…
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…not going many years, but people figure out who you are and what you connect with. Am I right? Here's what Titus says. Look at the passage again.Titus chapter 2 verse 14. It says that we are his possession who are zealous for good works. For good works. So what we see in 2.14 is that the marker of genuine…
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…And so the king said to him, let me explain. The gardener was giving me the carrot. You were giving yourself the horse. The passage we read inTitus 2:11-15says that God's grace teaches us to say no to ungodliness and no to worldly passions. To say no to the things that will ultimately be negative for…
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…I want you to see this. Titus 2, he saved you for a reason. Your justification wasn't the end game. but your sanctification and glorification were.Titus 2, verses 11 through 14. Listen to this. Here we go. For the grace of God, that's Christ, basically. For the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation to all men. For…
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