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“BUT GOD KNOWS YOUR HEARTS” Luke 16:15 (opens the original)
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Luke has left on record for us two intriguing parables, probably those which are most difficult to grasp as to their meaning of all the parables of Jesus. Let’s start though with recalling yesterday’s chapter 15 where we see that as the “tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to hear him … the Pharisees and the scribes grumbled, saying, “This man receives sinners and eats with them.” [v.1,2] Jesus then tells 5 parables, the last two we read today. There is a common thread – the need to
“MAKE YOURSELVES A NEW HEART” (opens the original)
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Our chapter (18) in Ezekiel offers us a change of focus, instead of describing the sins of God’s nation, the prophet is caused to express God’s encouragement to individuals in that nation to turn from their evil ways and serve him. This is also a chapter which stresses the divine judgement on individuals and shows that the word ‘soul’ does not mean some ‘spirit’ part of a person, often referred to as ‘the soul’ that is able to continue ‘living’ in some way – even though the body is dead. This is
“NO KNOWLEDGE OF GOD” (opens the original)
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Sin is not a word people use these days, I even met a teenager who had never heard the word ‘adultery’ – and had no idea what it meant – she came into our Bible Education Centre on a rainy morning while waiting for the Internet place next door to open. Today, attitudes are as they were in the days of Hosea who wrote, “ the LORD has a controversy with the inhabitants … There is no faithfulness or steadfast love, and no knowledge of God ” [ch. 4 v.1] That is exactly the case with our world today –
“FOR WHERE YOUR TREASURE IS …” (opens the original)
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They did not have banks in those days! We read today in Luke 12 v.16-20 of a man who built many barns to “store all my grain and my goods” so he could “relax, eat, drink and be merry.” This is the spirit among many in Australia today, the emphasis is on material well-being! Of course it is not necessary to build bigger barns or have barns at all, but what security do banks offer? Figures in computers, plenty of ‘paper’ money! As the Creator brings more and more of his promised time of trouble, a
“THEREFORE BE CAREFUL LEST …” (opens the original)
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Our chapter (11) in Luke’s gospel today is full of challenging sayings by our Lord. There is great spiritual value in deeply meditating on them and seeing the extent to which they have application to the circumstances in which we live today. The background to many of them is the self-righteous attitudes of the religious leaders who contended with Jesus. Praise of Jesus’ mother developed in early centuries and led to the cult of a sort of Mary worship. Luke records a little incident which those i
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