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Proper 25 • Matthew 22:34–46 • October 23, 2011

By Thomas Egger At the Jerusalem temple (Mt 21:23), as the great feast approaches, a high-profile religious confrontation takes place. Jesus has entered the city amidst shouts of “Hosanna,” hailed by the throngs as the son of David (21:1–9). Now the religious leaders lock horns with Jesus, challenging his authority, attempting to trap him in his ..

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Proper 24 • Matthew 22:15–22 • October 16, 2011

By David Schmitt Textual Study: At the heart of this text lies an aphorism (v. 21), the saying of Jesus that the Pharisees had hoped to use to entrap him (v.15), but through which he entrapped them in their answer (“Caesar’s”) and in their fear of the crowd that marveled at him (v. 22). Preaching ..

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Proper 23 • Matthew 22:1–14 • October 9, 2011

By Timothy Dost The Parable of the Great Banquet This text can be challenging because it not only presents the issues of the place of God’s work and our own works in the lives of believers, and the right and wrong ways of attempting to enter the kingdom, but also because the text has been frequently ..

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Proper 25 • Matthew 22:34–46 • October 23, 2011

Proper 25 • Matthew 22:34–46 • October 23, 2011

Proper 24 • Matthew 22:15–22 • October 16, 2011

Proper 24 • Matthew 22:15–22 • October 16, 2011

Proper 23 • Matthew 22:1–14 • October 9, 2011

Proper 23 • Matthew 22:1–14 • October 9, 2011

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