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1. 3:22 Yes. He's fully god and fully man but he walked it out perfectly and he had that perfect record to hand over to anyone who would say, I need it. I don't have a perfect record. I am guilty and I want to be innocent. I want forgiveness to the praise of his glory. Be the Church God Wants to See in the World
2. 43:32 Praise of his glory, Christ walked out a perfect human life. Yes. He's fully God and fully man, but he walked it out perfectly, and he had that perfect record to hand over to anyone who would say, I need it. I don't have a perfect record. I am guilty, and I want to be innocent. Be the Church God Wants to See in the World
3. 42:39 Normally that bury them in Potter's Field. Right? Yet he was with a rich man in his death because he had done no violence nor was there any deceit in his mouth. But the Lord was pleased to crush him putting him to grief if he would render himself as a guilt offering and he did. Okay? It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
4. 1:08:00 If he renders himself as a guilt offering, your will not mine be done. He will see his church. He will see his offspring. He will prolong his days. He is eternal and he is going through it and the good pleasure of the lord will prosper in his hand as a result of the anguish of his soul. Give Me Jesus
5. 45:07 Get away from that. So there it is. Those are the places where it hits the list. You know that there were more places, just say, more places about the way we use our speech than there are about this. And we're probably most of us are more likely to be guilty of the corrupting speech than we are all of this. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
6. 11:24 Get away from that. So there it is. Those are the places where it hits the list. You know that there were more places, just saying, more places about the way we use our speech than there are about this. And we're probably most of us are more likely to be guilty of the corrupting speech than we are all of this. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead
7. 52:02 Here it is, pure. Hagna. It's a cognate with holy, properly, it is pure to the core, virginal chaste, unadulterated, pure inside and out, holy because it's uncontaminated and undefiled from sin. That is it is without spoilation even within. So even down to the center of one's being, it's not mixed with guilt or anything condemnable. Saddling Up Anyway
8. 17:49 The lord by no means leave the guilty unpunished. But Joel, he's not speaking so much out of this is retribution for this sin. This is so that you will turn to me, so that you'll come to me. He's gracious, he's compassionate, so to anger, bounded in mercy, and relenting of catastrophe. For some reason, it's not clicking there, Josh. Yet Even Now: Return to Me
9. 17:06 This says, the love of god is cast to the thousands generation. It is way more than ready to overcome all of those curses of the past and all the generational stuff. Forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, he will by no means leave the guilty unpunished. He has a plan for that. Nahum, we mentioned in a very bloody sermon a while back. Yet Even Now: Return to Me
10. 1:07:32 I've highlighted them in green. But the Lord desired, God the father desired to crush him causing him grief, if he renders himself as a guilt offering. Now, when Jesus is in the garden and he's at the point of absolutely emptying himself and saying, this is not what I want to do, But your will to be done. Right? The lord desired to crush him causing him grief. Give Me Jesus
11. 52:26 I desire mercy and not sacrifice. Then, you wouldn't have condemned the guiltless and this is about his guys walking by on a Sabbath day and plucking a few heads to fill no, just a snack. There's not gonna be a whole meal eating grains by the roadside, but it was enough to call it work for the Pharisees. And Jesus gives them a few old testament examples. I wish I wish you understood it. All of Us Are Gomer · Ray
12. 22:17 I desire mercy and not sacrifice. Then, you wouldn't have condemned the guiltless and this is about his guys walking by on a Sabbath day and plucking a few heads to fill. No, just a snack. That's not going be a whole meal eating grains by the roadside but it was enough to call it work for the Pharisees. And Jesus gives them a few old testament examples I would just wish you understood it. We Are All Gomer
13. 1:15:55 We can do that not by just the example, but by the blood that was shed. Innocent blood on behalf of the guilty. In Jesus name, Lord, I pray that you would build us up, that you would bring us into right standing, not just with you but with each other. Ask your blessing on this cup as we distribute it, Lord, that you would accompany it, that everyone would feel to the very core of their being. What it is to be in Christ. Give Me Jesus
14. 34:41 It's one of them that the more I wanted to hurry through it, the less god would allow me to hurry through it. So it's a paragraph, and this paragraph is one that I'm gonna just go, here you go, and sit it in your lap and let you deal with it. Okay? Now I say that because all of us will be I think, all of us in the whole room will be convicted by this paragraph. If we're not, we're probably guilty of thinking, oh, I wish so and so was here to hear this. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
15. 31:36 Yet, he was with a rich man in his death because he had done no violence nor was there any deceit in his mouth but this says and it's hard for us to read this but it says, the lord was pleased to crush him, Jesus, putting him to grief. If he would render himself as a guilt offering and he did. So, he put himself out there as a sacrificial offering and it says, he will see his offspring. He will see what becomes of his people. He will prolong his days and the good pleasure of the lord will prosper in his hand. Eight Days That Changed the World
16. 1:16 Now I say that because all of us will be I think, all of us in the whole room will be convicted by this paragraph. If we're not, we're probably guilty of thinking, oh, I wish so and so was here to hear this. Right? Well, the reason we showed up this morning individually, the reason we got here is because we won't for god to speak to us individually and so I've been carrying this one around for about the last two or three weeks and praying through it and trying to work through it. One other report before I get going in the text. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead

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