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I. The King’s Compassion (20:29-34)
A. The Setting for His Compassion (29)
If you want the
B. The Call for His Compassion (30-31)
These blind men knew of Jesus.
They called him Lord and Son of David.
If you want to have Jesus hear your request and give you mercy, you must position yourself where you know He will be.
There will be opposition to receiving mercy from Jesus.
Lord
C. The Request for Compassion (32-33)
Jesus was going to Jerusalem to die.
He was focused and resolute, but He stopped to care for 2 “insignificant” blind men.
We ask the obvious request to Jesus not to inform Him of our need, but to qualify us for His answer.
— Matthew Henry
D. The Touch of Compassion (34)
(JM) Why God heals:
Messianic Proof
Millennial Preview
Marvelous Picture of spiritual healing.
Note, Those that would receive mercy from Christ, must place themselves there where his out-goings are; where he manifests himself to those that seek him
In following Christ with our prayers, we must expect to meet with hindrances and manifold discouragements from within and from without, something or other that bids us hold our peace.
Such rebuke are permitted, that faith and fervency, patience and perseverance, may be tried
He was now going up to Jerusalem, and was straitened till his work there was accomplished; and yet he stood still to cure these blind men.
Matthew
Note, It is the will of God that we should in every thing make our requests known to him by prayer and supplication; not to inform or move him, but to qualify ourselves for the mercy
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The King’s Coronation (21:1-11)
Matthew 21:1-11
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A. Plans for the Coronation (1-5)
1. Directed by Jesus (1-3)
Matthew 2
Donkey — it was an honor to ride an animal that was never ridden because it was saved just for Jesus.
They needed the mother and the colt because the colt would be easier to direct.
2. Pre-Directed by the Father (4-5)
Not a conquering king riding on a horse with a flaming sword, but a humble king without a weapon or an army.
B. Purpose of the Coronation (6-11)
1. Fulfilled by Jesus (6-8)
probably 2 million people in Jerusalem for the feast.
coats thrown down to show that they put themselves in subjection to Him.
2. Acknowledged by the Crowds (9-11)
Matthew 21:
Hosanna — Save Us! — not spiritual salvation but political.
They knew who Jesus was.
But, they wanted a Messiah of their own desires.
Instead of conquering Rome, Jesus cleaned out their temple.
There problem wasn’t their relationship with Rome it was their relationship to God.
By the end of the week they wanted Him dead.
What Messiah are you looking for?
Jesus’ True Coronation:
Revelation 5:8
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