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Intro:
Feeling out of place
Ever had someone try to make you feel like you are out of place?
not good enough to be somewhere?
That is what is so hard about learning a language - you have to humble yourself to learn, to get
funny story??
where people look down on you
happens all the time - they don’t say anything, but its like, this idiot doesn’t understand anything
That is the situation for this woman and this man here in this story
this woman was a foreigner and enemy
the man talked funny and couldn’t hear
there was division for them - between jews bc of rules, between cultures because of physical defects and people that treated him badly
Story of how I know what it is like to be a foreigner
Hi-so and low so
How we should approach Jesus?
This woman is a model for us
Who is she?
A Gentile ชาติซีเรียฟีนิเซีย
The plan was always that the Gospel go to the whole world
But the Jews didn’t see past their own country
Saw people that weren't like them and called them dogs
They were dirty, out of the family, not God’s people, far from the truth, all other religions and worshipping idols
Sinful?
Yes.
But Jews were supposed to be a light to them, not just judge them
Like us when we call people names instead of loving people.
She knew that she had no Right to come to Jesus - religious, moral, social, right to approach a rabbi
Jews have been waiting for the messiah for hundreds of years
God raised them like children
Promised that the Messiah would come to them
She knows she is unfit for the table with the kids Mk 7:28
"จริงเจ้าค่ะ แต่สุนัขที่อยู่ใต้โต๊ะนั้นย่อมกินอาหารเหลือเดนของลูกๆ"
She knew she was unclean, and therefore disqualified
She humbles herself
We don’t come thinking we are better than anyone
we are deserving
But She is desperate - and therefore Humble
Sometimes desperation, problems, suffering, is necessary for us
God has to teach us this
It is mercy for us to suffer short for joy in the long term
It is the hardest lesson to learn - humility
Bro.
Gardner is good at this - just shows you why what you think is stupid
I just graduated, and thought I knew everything.
I am a dog สุนัข under the table
If God wants to choose the Jews only, is there anything we can do about it??
We have all dishonered Him and deserve punishment
God can do what he wants
Rom 9:20-21 20 มนุษย์เอ๋ย ท่านเป็นใครที่จะโต้ตอบกับพระเจ้า? สิ่งซึ่งถูกปั้นจะกล่าวแก่ผู้ปั้นได้หรือว่า "ทำไมท่านจึงปั้นข้าพเจ้าอย่างนี้?" 21 ส่วนช่างปั้นหม้อ ไม่มีสิทธิเอาดินก้อนเดียวกัน มาปั้นเป็นภาชนะที่ใช้ในโอกาสพิเศษอันหนึ่ง และทั่วๆ ไปอีกอันหนึ่งหรือ?
Jesus is deliberatly scandelous -
Pharisees - hypocrites, scoffing at their tradition,
Insults this lady by calling her a dog
Would you have been offended?
we might say, well if that’s how you feel, then I don’t want anything
We could turn to gods of our own making that don’t offend us, because we think we are so special and God SHOULD help us.
But she was desperate, empty handed, made no claim, humbled herself and accepted God’s judgement and bowed as a beggar for grace.
But Jesus was deliberately trying to get a response from her
He is doing that with you - trying to humble you
not with words, but events.
Showing you don’t belong at the table
Showing you The hidden evil in your heart
Humbling you, bringing you down
What are you doing to do about it?
She knows God’s grace and goodness
She knows this and Asks for crumbs อาหารเหลือเดน vs 28
“He who humbles himself will be exalted.
He who exalts himself will be humbled.”
“He who finds himself will lose himself.
He who loses himself will find himself.”
What happens when we come to Jesus?
She asks not based on her goodness, but His
Give me what I don’t deserve
He heals everyone who comes to him in humble faith - whether jew, gentile, rich, poor, urban rural,
She accepts his answer - “on the ground of this go”
- its simple but we act on it
the 2nd story - Jesus does differen things to help that guy
Jesus comes down to him
Speaks to him in a way he can understand
touches him, and stuff - that we know he doesn’t have to do
the goal is the healing, not the tricks
but He does what is necessary to help us know him
What does this teach us? about Jesus?
Jesus has the power to save
The conclusion of this story, this section is a doxology
Jesus lowers himself to us who are in need Phil 2:7-8
Jesus is enough for everyone no matter their need
Jesus helps those who come to him in trust
Jesus is the initiator - 5000, demoniac, storm, pharisees
it is not what we do, it is what he does - in all these stories
Jesus breaks down barriers
We shouldn’t look down on others
we are all equally bad, and sinful
we are all equally foreigners and unworthy
In Christ there is no more division
if we have something better than someone else - knowledge, money, position - we use that to serve as Jesus served
We are reconciled to God and others
The gospel should humble us beyond anything, but show us how much we are loved more than anything
Those kind of people are not racist, proud, self-righteous,
He is the fulfillment of Is 35:5
But the ultimate fulfilment of Isaiah is Jesus’ ultimate mission - the cross
If we want the ultimate healing, we come to Jesus in the same way
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