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Parables
The Good Samaritan
Intro:
Good morning all, glad to see you here this morning and welcome to our family.
I hope the peace of the Lord has reached out and touched you already today.
It is going to be a good day and a great sermon today as we finish up our studies on the parables.
This is probably one of my favorites and I believe sums the rest of them up by taking the perspective of love for all humanity, which is what Luke is talking about in : Read
Prayer
Video on how we treat people.
How do I view people and what lens do I look through?
We have all been there, sitting at the light, with the person asking for money.
We want to help, its in our hearts to help, but sometimes I don’t even make eye contact.
Maybe its because I don’t have money or because I have become numb to the pleas.
I don’t want to enable people, but I do want to help.
I think in the end if we take the perspective of Christ and look through his lens and love we can never go wrong.
We must see through every situation and see Christ in all people.
I must be able to not let bias ruin my love for God’s creation and that is what and this parable are all about.
This parable defeats our thoughts and tells us to have compassion on our neighbors so that we love as Christ loves and fulfill the commandments of God.
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The Expert – vs 25 - 29
A. Probably a Pharisee or Scribes
1. Closely tied together, see this in
2. They were the writers and interpreters of the Law
3.
They would know it best
B. Testing Jesus on His knowledge
1. Trying to show this man for who He is
a.
He is not an official teacher
b.
He doesn’t know the Law
2. Smug in attitude as he answers the question
a. Jesus is bringing about this New Covenant
b.
Want to try and discredit Jesus and His way
C. Isn’t Satisfied
1. Tries to justify himself
2. Can see that he wasn’t expecting Jesus to know
3.
He doesn’t really want to hear the truth
II.
The Priest – vs 30 - 31
A. Brief explanation of the man robbed
1. Don’t know who
2. Just know He is suffering
3.
He had injustice poured on Him
B. Who
1.
Those assigned to do temple work
2. Important that they remained clean
a. Go into temple
b.
Do the work
i.
Prayer
ii.
Offering
iii.
Sacrifice
C. Why
1. Uncleanliness
2. Was following Scripture
a.
At what cost?
b.
Is scripture about words or people
3. Scripture is about the heart and intent
a. ;
b. could’ve helped without touching him
c.
Find a way to honor God and love people
4. Have we been there?
a. Homeless
b.
Broken down
c.
Those in need
d.
How do we judge
i.
Determine who we help
ii.
Do we just walk by
III.
The Levite – vs 32
A. This would be an expert on the law
1.
Just like the person asking the question
2.This would hit home
3. Jesus has a way of pointing this out
4. God always targets us personally
a. Leaves us without excuse
b.
Wants our eyes opened
i.
B. Also walks on by
1. Same excuse to be a lower degree
a. Knows the Law
b.
Can uses cleanliness
c.
Not as important to be clean as priest
d.
Not the same stringent standard
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