Matthew 23:1 - 23:4
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this speech, Steve Gregg discusses the book of Matthew, specifically chapter 23, where Jesus condemns the religious leaders of the time. Gregg explains that Jesus's words apply to the entire category of religious leaders, even if there may have been a few exceptions. He also emphasizes the importance of leaders following the Word of God and not just their own actions. Finally, he notes that Jesus called for repentance from sin, not just physical acts of burden.
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Matthew 23:5
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg delves into the Book of Matthew, chapter 23, verse 5. He begins by highlighting the difference between what God require
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Matthew 23:6 - 23:10
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Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 23:6-23:10 in this lecture. He states that accountability is advantageous for individuals to overcome their secret sins,
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Matthew 22:41 - 22:46
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In this talk, Steve Gregg examines Matthew 22:41-46 and corrects a common misinterpretation of Jesus' question to the Pharisees. Rather than asking fo
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