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1. 34:12 So, this is speaking specifically about Messiah Jesus and where he'd be born. Therefore, he will give them up until the time when she who is in labor has given birth. Then the remainder of his kinsmen will return to the sons of Israel and he will arise and shepherd his flock in the strength of the Lord. In the majesty of the name of the Lord his God and they will remain because at that time, he will be great to the very ends of earth. What's the great commission? Judgment and Hope in the Book of Micah
2. 25:37 When you're sitting pretty and economically everything's fine and you've got a secure place and you've got your fortress, that's an illusion because unless the lord builds a house, they labor in vain who build it, right? Trust in the lord alone because the kingdom is his. For the day of the lord draws near on all the nations. So, as New Testament believers, our mandate, they're our commission, our great commission is based on this. The day of the lord draws on all the nations. The Book of Obadiah - The Minor Prophets
3. 23:25 For all the peoples. It's not just for the chosen, right? It's not just for the chosen ones. It's for the ones it's for all peoples. Every tribe, tongue, and nation as we will get to see in the great commission. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
4. 15:02 The second thing, I know last week, I had the privilege to preach and we shared about the great commission and how it's it's the lord's will for all of us to take part somehow, right? And taking the gospel to the nations. So, we have two short term trips coming up in November. One is to Zambia. We've got a a family. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
5. 10:39 So they were I'll get to that in the economic setting. Roman government required everything was ultimately under their authority. So the economic setting is this, client king Herod the Great employed a lot of laborers. Laborers were lower class, he commissioned a lot of pellet works. It did take some people who we might consider middle middle class. Messianic Messages - Advent

5 results for “great commission”, Repentance Clear

• April 21, 2024 God Is Light and in Him There Is No Darkness at All Pastor Ray walks through 1 John 1:5, 2:2, showing how honest agreement with God about our sin is the path to forgiveness, fellowship, and walking in genuine victory. Confessing SinFellowship With GodForgiveness
• April 14, 2024 · Luke Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead Luke 24 traces the risen Jesus from an empty tomb to the Emmaus road, showing confused disciples how Scripture always pointed to a suffering and risen Christ. Luke · Week 34 Doubt And FaithRepentanceResurrection
• May 19, 2019 · 2 Peter Beware the Reluctant Permission of God Pastor Carl walks through the story of Balaam in Numbers 22-24, warning against pursuing what God has already refused and the danger of His reluctant permission. 2 Peter · Week 8 BalaamCursing And BlessingFalse Prophets
• April 1, 2018 Knowing and the Resurrection Easter sermon on Luke 24 and Acts 1: two disciples walk to Emmaus not yet recognizing the risen Jesus, and what it means to truly know the resurrection. DoubtRepentanceResurrection
• November 20, 2011 The Sign of Jonah Ron Turpin walks through the book of Jonah to show how God pursues the disobedient, waits patiently for repentance, and points every detail toward the death and resurrection of Jesus. Death And ResurrectionDisobedienceJonah

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