Through The Bible | Luke - Part-6 | ಸತ್ಯವೇದ ಅಧ್ಯಯನ | ಲೂಕ - ಭಾಗ-6 | Zac Poonen | Kannada
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Summary
The sermon analyzes Luke chapter 19, focusing on key teachings of Jesus. The speaker contrasts Jesus weeping over Jerusalem with his subsequent actions, noting that Jesus often taught by asking questions rather than giving direct answers. A significant portion discusses the difference between those who genuinely seek truth and those who accuse or trap Jesus, concluding with advice to trust God for wisdom when facing opposition.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Jesus weeps over JerusalemJesus weeps over the city of Jerusalem in great sorrow before entering the temple and using a whip to drive people out, showing that God weeps for men before he whips them.
Answering the Pharisees and disciples differentlyJesus answers the disciples and the Pharisees differently, discerning the motives of those who question him and refusing to fall into the traps of spies sent to accuse him.
Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar?When tested with a question about paying taxes, Jesus asks whose likeness is on the coin and instructs them to give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's.
The question about marriage at the resurrectionReligious leaders present a fabricated story about seven brothers to question marriage in the resurrection, and Jesus explains that there is no marriage in the resurrection as people are like angels.
Warning against the scribesJesus warns the crowd and his disciples to watch out for the scribes who walk around in long robes, devour widows' houses, and make showy prayers.
The lesson of the fig tree and the times of the GentilesJesus uses the fig tree putting forth leaves as a sign of the nearness of his coming and speaks of Jerusalem no longer being trodden down by non-Jewish people.
Who is the greatest at the Last SupperDuring the Last Supper, the disciples are still arguing over who is the greatest, and Jesus teaches them that true leadership is found in serving others.
Jesus prays for Simon PeterJesus tells Peter he will deny him three times, but reveals he prayed that Peter's faith would not fail so that he could eventually strengthen his brothers after being humbled.
Taking a sword and the prayer in GethsemaneJesus instructs the disciples about having swords for self-defense and later agonizes in prayer in the garden of Gethsemane, dreading separation from the Father more than physical death.
Do not weep for meCarrying the cross, Jesus tells the people weeping for him not to weep for him, because he is willingly in the center of God's will.
The salvation of the thief on the crossOne of the criminals crucified with Jesus acknowledges his own guilt and asks Jesus to remember him, recognizing that Jesus has done nothing wrong and does not fight back.
The walk to Emmaus and opening the ScripturesAfter his resurrection, Jesus walks with disciples to Emmaus and opens up the entire Old Testament from Genesis to Malachi, showing how all the scriptures pointed to him.
The Great Commission and waiting in JerusalemJesus commissions them to preach repentance to all nations, instructs them to wait in Jerusalem until clothed with power, and the disciples praise God with great joy.
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