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Mark Berlin
PPM 240
Rev. John Saleska
April 8th,  1999
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*Miracle Outlines*
 
*Matt.
14:13-21*
 
Intro:  They look like us.
Refugees.
I.
The Lord Knows His Peoples Needs.
A.
He knew their needs - then.
B.    He knows our needs - now.
C.    We can’t meet our needs.
II.
The Lord Provides For Our Needs.
A.
He alone satisfies.
B.    Our daily needs.
C.    Our eternal needs.
1.
At the cross.
2.      At His table.
Conclusion:  What a feast - it’s our feast!
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*Matt.
15: 21-28*
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There is no place at the Lord’s table for sinners, yet in Christ we have been invited to His feast.
I.
Sinners are unworthy.
II.
Christ is our worthiness.
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