Musing Through Matthew-The Sword Sends Satan Packing
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:10 and the theme of Jesus the King. We see in our text the words for it is written. Our Lord flashes the sword […]
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Musing Through Matthew-Christ’s Shew Vs Satan’s Shew
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:8-9 and the theme of Jesus the King. I think it is a little ridiculous for Satan to offer to the God of […]
Musing Through Matthew-The Temptation Of The Eyes
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:8 and the theme of Jesus the king. The last temptation is the worst. Satan will all often save his worst temptation as […]
Musing Through Matthew-It Is Written Again
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:7 and the theme of Jesus the King. My heart is drawn today to the little phrase and it is written again. Although […]
Musing Through Matthew-If Thou Be
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:5-6 and the theme of Jesus the King. In our text Satan aims his fiery darts at our Lord’s Sonship when he says if […]
Musing Through Matthew-The Flash Of A Sword
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:4 and the theme of Jesus the King. When Satan began to tempt the Lord the first thing we see is the flash […]
Musing Through Matthew-Take Care Of Your Self
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:3 and the theme of Jesus the King. I see in our text the aim of Satan’s temptation was Jesus’ weakness of hunger. […]
Musing through Matthew-Why A Fast?
Let us muse again today from Matthew 4:2 and the theme of Jesus the King. Why would Jesus enter into a fast 40 days leaving Him hungry and without strength […]
Musing Through Matthew-The Spirit Leads Into Temptation
Let us muse again today Matthew 4:1 and the theme of Jesus the King. In our text we are confronted right after our Lord has been testified to by the […]
Musing Through Matthew-Trinity Accounted For
Let us muse again today from Matthew 3: 16-17 and the theme of Jesus the King. In the text we find the Trinity all present and accounted for. The Father […]