Through the Bible | Luke 23:26-56 by Brett Meador

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🗓️ 29 February 2024

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Surrounded by a diverse cast of characters, Jesus is led away to be crucified in Luke 23:26-56. As we watch Him die upon the cross, we see the roles these people played, how numerous prophecies were fulfilled, and why this was the single most important event in human history.

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0:00.0	Well, why don't you turn with me to Luke chapter 23 for tonight's study?
0:04.0	Luke 23?
0:06.0	We're getting there.
0:08.0	Slow but sure.
0:10.0	Getting where?
0:12.0	Well, to the end of Luke, but I also have to say to the end of our second time through the Bible.
0:18.0	And if my calculations are correct,
0:24.9	next Wednesday night will mark the finishing of Luke.
0:27.8	Lord willing, James taught us to say that.
0:31.8	Lord willing, we'll finish up Luke this next Wednesday.
0:33.8	And who knows, we should do a little party,
0:34.9	maybe a little party or something.
0:38.8	So you never know what's going to happen next Wednesday after the, after the study.
0:41.5	Just a little heads up of nothing too important.
0:45.2	But it is the end of our second time through the Bible.
0:52.2	And we'll pick up John thereafter, you know, as we continue through the scriptures.
1:00.7	Luke 23, last time we went over the kangaroo court trials of Jesus.
1:05.7	Of course, kangaroo court meaning, you know, really illegitimate court system, you know,
1:13.0	using the courts sort of illegally in a way that was really, you know, secret, secret evening, late night hearing so that the crowds wouldn't know what was happening. But an amazing thing. In both, you know,
1:18.4	the secular courts of Herod and Pilate, they both saw no fault in Jesus, which is an amazing
1:25.3	thing. We know that. Jesus had no fault. But it's amazing that that
1:29.3	was declared by several people in the story that this man, I see no fault in him, you know. And the
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