The Bible Recap Day 284 (Matthew 9, Luke 7) - Year 7
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Oct 11, 2025 Explore the intriguing interplay between the Gospel accounts of a paralyzed man's healing and the differing crowd reactions. Discover the meaning of fearing the Lord as reverence and awe, contrasting with mere ritual. Hear the compelling stories of Jairus' daughter being raised and the compassion shown when Jesus revives a widow's son. A reflection on faith highlights that it's not about the formula, but the person of Jesus, making a profound impact on those who seek healing and hope.
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Reframing The Fear Of The Lord
- 'Fear of the Lord' means reverent awe that draws you toward God rather than terror that drives you away.
- Delight and respect coexist in this fear, like standing awed at the Grand Canyon.
Matthew's Dinner Invitation
- Matthew (Levi) was a tax collector invited by Jesus to dine, showing Jesus' willingness to be with sinners.
- Jesus said he came not to call the righteous, but sinners, explaining his mission plainly.
Jairus And The Hemorrhaging Woman
- Jairus, a synagogue leader, begged Jesus to heal his 12-year-old daughter, but Jesus paused to heal an afflicted woman along the way.
- The woman touched Jesus' garment, but Jesus had to acknowledge and act for her healing to occur.