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  1. 47:13 Because to do something in Jesus name, that meant to do it with their authority in the way that they would do it and on their behalf. If somebody showed up and said that they were doing something in Caesar's name, that meant that they were doing it the way that Caesar would by his purposes and in his benefit. And it's the same way when we pray in Jesus name. And church, this is a big deal. Jesus is the eternal son of God, the instrument of all creation. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
  2. 11:01 And then we keep an eye on how he answers that prayer. Because to do something in Jesus name, that meant to do it with their authority in the way that they would do it and on their behalf. If somebody showed up and said that they were doing something in Caesar's name, that meant that they were doing it the way that Caesar would by his purposes and in his benefit. And it's the same way when we pray in Jesus' name. And church, this is a big deal. Whatever You Ask in My Name
  3. 16:35 These show god's flex, you know, like when he raised Jesus. He's far above all rule and all authority and power and dominion and every name that is named, not only in this age but in the one to come. So, would you say Ephesians has a high Christology? Yes. Very. Be the Church God Wants to See in the World
  4. 56:51 These show God's flex, you know, like when he raised Jesus. He's far above all rule and all authority and power and dominion and every name that is named, not only in this age, but in the one to come. So would you say Ephesians has a high Christology? Yes. Very, very high. Be the Church God Wants to See in the World
  5. 6:34 It is the same power that raised Jesus from the dead and sealed him at his place of total authority and that's just from chapter one, okay? We could go on. Chapter two and three, add to that. I'm not going to today because we got little time and a lot to say. So, if you come with all of the blessings that come with knowing Christ and all of the assurance and all the redemptive promises, we get to chapter four and it begins to apply these truths, Theological truth and then the application thereof. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  6. 37:53 The riches of his glorious inheritance and the incomparably great power that is at work within you as a believer. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead and sealed him at his place of total authority. That's just chapter one. That's good stuff. Sometimes in marriage counseling, this is from this was from I took this from marital, premarital, and family counseling class in seminary, and he had couples that were not able to get along, sit across from each other and say this because both of them are believers. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ

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