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|  | title = "Luke 8:16–21" | ||||||
|  | date = "2022-11-23" | ||||||
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|  | ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Lk8.16-21) | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | Here is your periodic reminder that the section titles, and even the chapter | ||||||
|  | and verse numbers you find in your Bible are not part of the original text and | ||||||
|  | therefore not inspired by the Holy Spirit. I should have included these verses | ||||||
|  | in yesterday's notes, perhaps. At any rate, even though Jesus changes | ||||||
|  | metaphors, He is still continuing to teach on the same point as the parable of | ||||||
|  | the sower. | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | Recall that the point of the parable is that not everyone who hears God's word | ||||||
|  | will believe in it, or at least not enough to be saved. It has been hidden from | ||||||
|  | them so that God's purposes may be fulfilled. But those who do hear and believe | ||||||
|  | will reproduce God's word so that it may be dispersed far beyond their reach. | ||||||
|  | These are the ones who are like the lighted lamp that is put on a stand. | ||||||
|  | Instead of hiding the truth, it is shown to all, because even though it is | ||||||
|  | hidden from some for now, it will be known by everyone for true and for sure in | ||||||
|  | the Day of the Lord. And that is why we are admonished to "take care then how | ||||||
|  | you hear" (_v. 18_). It has eternal significance in how we are judged. | ||||||
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|  | The conclusion to Jesus's lesson comes at a providential moment when His family | ||||||
|  | comes to speak to Him. He clarifies that one takes care of how you hear by | ||||||
|  | obeying what God has told you. Familial relations are important, but your | ||||||
|  | relationship with God is more important. | ||||||
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|  | * * * | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | Give us ears to hear, hearts to obey, and hands to do good works for Your | ||||||
|  | Name's sake. | ||||||
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