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Fourth Sunday after Epiphany Luke 4 21-30 Christ passion ministry reject expectations recognize true value vision God's Kingdom fail Derl G. Keefer
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Rejecting The Person
By Derl G. Keefer
Luke 4:21-30 Christ’s passion from the outset of His ministry was for God’s people to know and accept God. There were no imitation gods allowed. Jesus preached the message that came directly from the heart of His Father. Christ was asked to share at His hometown synagogue, and for the moment he held celebrity status. The people heard about His preaching, teaching and healing ministry so old neighbors and friends wanted to hear what their “home town boy” had to...

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