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  1. 16:12 So they're coming in from Jericho. This is, right after Jesus healed blind Bartimaeus. You remember the story of blind Bartimaeus? And he cries out saying, Jesus, son of David, have mercy on me. And there are people like, quiet. The King of Peace, Not a War Horse
  2. 53:13 But in what sense is he his son? He gives the pharisees who do believe the scriptures and do believe the resurrection, they're just misapplying them. They were super upset just a couple of days before when blind Bartimaeus called out in between Jericho. Right? Blind Bartimaeus calls out, have mercy on me, son of David. You Are Greatly Mistaken · Ray
  3. 38:46 So what's the point of that story? Sometimes, we need to just use the senses we have, then call out to God for what we are lacking to be made whole. I like that it's a couple of people because it's an interesting thing. We know blind Bartimaeus. Well, Bartimaeus is only named in Mark. Checking Our Lenses
  4. 28:41 So, here we go. Capernaum down to Samaria and then because they encountered opposition, he changes course and goes across to the other side of the Jordan River, which would be Perea. If you've been following along for the last few weeks, there were about five weeks in a row in Luke where it says they were ministering in Perea, Transjordan across the Jordan River. And gaining big crowds, healing a lot of people. They cross into the area there at Jericho and the two weeks ago, we saw him come in between Old Jericho and New Jericho up against blind Bartimaeus and another blind man and he healed them and then we see Zacchaeus climb the tree. The Melancholy Entry
  5. 10:22 We really do have it. It says not this week, but it doesn't mean it. We are having Monday night. It's happening. Carl is gonna be preaching on blind Bartimaeus calling out to Jesus and that healing. Why Do the Nations Rage
  6. 12:31 And it is time. Well, there are a few. Monday nights is happening this week, and Carl is in Mark 10, the healing of blind beggar Bartimaeus. And so that's Mark 10 this week, meal music and a message. The meal's gonna be Domino's Pizza. Everything Is Ready Now
  7. 28:13 That's the point from Luke. And then let's read Mark. Let's give him a chance. And they came to Jericho. And later as he was leaving Jericho with his disciples and a large crowd, a beggar who was blind named Bartimaeus, the son of Timaeus. Checking Your Lenses
  8. 35:01 that were in Perea. And then crossing into Jericho, the blind beggars, Bartimaeus and the other guy unnamed. And then Zacchaeus, all of that's happening. And then the Jericho rode up, the Wadi Kilt towards Jerusalem. This says they meet up at Bethpage and Bethany right there. The Melancholy Entry
  9. 34:12 Excuse me. He will mention son of David up here, then he'll mention David twice and come back to it again. This is the first of 10 times in Matthew that son of David is used to designate Jesus. So it's on the lips of blind Bartimaeus. It's on the lips of others who reach out to him, calling for him to heal them. Jesus Christ Really Is That Awesome
  10. 31:53 In Matthew and Mark, I've been doing a harmony of the gospels. In Matthew and Mark, you see two guys with Bartimaeus, two blind guys. But we're gonna cover just Luke today. I felt like it's a bit much to carry everything else. I also saw something last week during the second service that I didn't share with you in the first service. Use the Senses You Have and Call Out for the Rest
  11. 34:51 And so they can be leaving Jericho and approaching Jericho at exactly the same time. Oh, that sounds like you're just going too far there, pastor. Let's keep reading the story. Story says in Mark, and they come to Jericho. And later as he was leaving Jericho with his disciples and a large crowd, a beggar who was blind named Bartimaeus, the son of Timaeus. Checking Our Lenses
  12. 25:25 It's close. It's very close. And so in Luke, this instance, blind Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus, which I covered both last week, is kind of a culmination of Jesus' ministry up to the crucifixion. They told him that Jesus of Nazareth was passing by, and he called out saying, Jesus, son of David, have mercy on me. Those who led the way were sternly telling him to be quiet. Checking Your Lenses
  13. 25:57 I say at least, I have been doing a study Matthew, Mark, and Luke, the synoptic gospels altogether. If each of them mention it, I've been covering it. I'm gonna stick with Luke for this time. Luke mentions a blind beggar, Bartimaeus, mentioned in Mark and Matthew, but I'll come back to that. This week, I wanted to handle these two folks that were looking for or on watch for Jesus. Come to Me Unhindered
  14. 40:20 Probably to show honor to Jesus. They they bring the colt to Jesus. They put their cloaks on it, and he sat on top of it. And many other people spread their cloaks on the road. Now when we saw down in between the old Jericho, new Jericho, the healing of blind Bartimaeus and the other guy, and we see Zacchaeus, and we see the mighty throng that's around him, they're already excited about the journey. The Melancholy Entry
  15. 52:18 The Lord says to my Lord, sit at my right hand until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet. There was no doubt about it in their minds that son of David was a messianic title. And some of these guys were probably present when he was coming up from Jericho and blind Bartimaeus and the other guy were yelling out, son of David, have mercy on us. They were saying, messiah Jesus, have mercy on us, and it really perturbed the pharisees and the scribes. You hear what they're saying? You Are Mistaken · Ray
  16. 42:54 Jesus entered Jericho and was passing through, and there was a man called by the name of Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax collector, and he was rich, and Zacchaeus was trying to see who Jesus was. Now, we just heard the story of blind Bartimaeus, Matthew and Mark say, calling out to Jesus, and he didn't have sight, but he was still on watch and looking out for Jesus. Zacchaeus was trying to see who Jesus was but he was unable due to the crowd because he was short in stature. Oh, that's terrible, isn't it? Use the Senses You Have and Call Out for the Rest

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