Sermons onMatthew 26

The Whole Story

• 11:03Matthew 26

  And Jesus is like, soldiers, get your act together. You have to do this because it's necessary that I'm betrayed. Isaiah says like a lamb led to slaughter. He opened not his mouth for you because your salvation was necessary. Not just in the garden. Not just in the garden. Not just in Isaiah. Matthew 26 reminds us that Jesus was silent before the high priest when they spit upon them. When they blasphemed him.

Matthew

• 1:21Matthew 26

  The first book in the New Testament. Today in Matthew 26 verse 1, it was only two days before Passover. The streets of Jerusalem had filled with pilgrims. The air was full of the smell of lambs led to the temple. The temple. It was filled with the smell of leavenless bread with joy and laughter. The crowds were preparing to remember the moment that God had delivered his people from Exodus.

• 4:22Matthew 26:1–5

  So join me as we read the Gospel of Matthew 26:1-5 this morning. When Jesus had finished saying all these things, he told his disciples, "You know, you can see, you can smell, Jerusalem is different today." "And in two days, the Passover will take place." "And the Son of Man will be." "That's key." "Not might be, not could be." "The Son of Man," what?

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The Mind of a Disciple

• 3:50Matthew 26

  The man who could not accept forgiveness. So if you have your Bibles, turn to me in the book of Matthew, one of the disciples, who was writing about Judas, one of the disciples. Matthew chapter 26, beginning in verse 20. Matthew 26, beginning in verse 20, reads this way. Hear the word of the Lord.

• 4:03Matthew 26

  The man who could not accept forgiveness. So if you have your Bibles, turn to me in the book of Matthew, one of the disciples, who was writing about Judas, one of the disciples. Matthew chapter 26, beginning in verse 20. Matthew 26, beginning in verse 20, reads this way. Hear the word of the Lord.

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