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- For every purpose in the list above, Jesus presented His power and authority for each one. Given all the reasons He came, the Bible gives us many instances where Jesus displayed His power and authority. Jesus’ works of power always connected with His mission — to testify about who He is and about His work (Luke 7:18-23; John 10:25; John 21:24-25).
www.biblestudytools.com/bible-study/topical-studies/where-do-we-see-jesus-power-and-authority-on-full-display.htmlWhere Can We See Jesus' Power and Authority on Full Display?
- The Church in Transition
- Use His Name in Prayer to God
- Use His Name to Destroy The Works of The Devil
- Everything Bows to That Name
In Acts 3, we can see the people of the Old Testament beginning to grapple with New Testament realities: - The daily sacrifices of bulls and goats were no longer necessary, or warranted - Circumcision of the flesh does not matter, but it’s circumcision of the heart that counts - It is no longer about what to eat or not to eat - It’s relying on grac...
Jesus has given us the right to use His name when we go to the Father in prayer. Jesus’ name carries so much weight with the Father, that He will give us what we ask for, when we ask “in the name of Jesus.” It’s the name that is recognized and gets things done in Heaven. When we ask the Father in the name of Jesus we are saying, Father I realize th...
Jesus has also given us His name to exercise power over the devil. Notice that in this passage, there is no mention of asking the Father. Jesus simply says whatever you ask in My name, and the context is, carrying out the work of Jesus doing greater works than He did. What were the works that Jesus did? Notice in the Scripture that whenever Jesus h...
To bowmeans to surrender to authority or face the penalty. It is understood that if you don’t comply you will be met by force. Father God has vested supreme spiritual authority in Jesus and His name. When we act in His name to do good works on His behalf here on earth, the enemy must bow to this authority or face the pain of Heaven’s compliance off...
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Nov 3, 2021 · In Mark 5, Scripture gives us a glimpse of God’s divine power at work through Jesus; there we see our Lord rid a demon-possessed man of his burden using dunamis (Mark 5:6-8), and He raises a dead child to life through the same power (Mark 5:40-42).
Like the miracle of the healing of the nobleman's son (John 4:46-54), the healing of the centurion's servant (Matthew 8:5-13; Luke 7:1-10) reveals Christ as able to heal from a distance merely by the power of His word.
- Power Over Disease (8:1-22) Lepers and Gentiles and women were considered outcasts by many religious Jews. a. Cleansing the leper (8:1-4) The leper described here had somehow learned about Jesus, and trusted His ability to heal.
- Power Over Nature (8:23-27) Jesus had clearly proved His power over disease. But lest people view Him merely as a kind of traveling medical clinic, He demonstrated His power over the wind and the waves, as well as over disease.
- Power Over Demons (8:28-34) When Jesus and the disciples reached the east side of the Sea of Galilee (the land of the Gadarenes), Jesus encountered two unusually fierce demoniacs.
- Power Over Sin (9:1-17) Jesus passed back over the Sea of Galilee (9:1), and returned to the town of Capernaum. Immediately a helpless case was brought to His attention.
BIG IDEA: WE NEED TO SUBMIT TO THE ABSOLUTE POWER AND AUTHORITY OF JESUS CHRIST WHO REIGNS OVER THE KINGDOM OF GOD. INTRODUCTION: If the demons understand the person and power and authority of Jesus Christ, how much more so should we submit and enjoy the blessing of His dominion.
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Nov 6, 2013 · As God Jesus is creator (Col 1:15-16), had power over nature (Matt 8:26), had power over death (John 11), forgave sin (Mark 2:1-12) and rules as God (Heb 1:8). He was and is the exact representation of God inwardly and outwardly (Heb 1:1-4).
