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Intro
The activity of my heart should show in the actions of my hands.
Background of Leprosy.
Leprosy was a skin disease that was common in biblical times.
Even today, there are leper colonies in India and Japan.
The modern day form of leprosy is a painful disease where one become numb to pain and one’s skin rots, dies, and falls off.
People lose fingers and toes to it.
The disease described in the Bible as leprosy seems to be a little different than modern day, but still painful and dangerous.
It would show itself with white patches on the skin and was highly contagious.
You will recall Namaan and King Uzziah.
The most painful part was not the disease itself, but the way it completely disrupted life.
Leviticus
Leprosy caused one to live “outside the camp.”
one to live away from their families.
away from society.
banned from the temple of the Lord.
-We have spiritual leprosy.
Leprosy caused isolation.
The obedience of faith (v.
14)
Relation between faith and obedience.
Faith is of the heart, but it shows itself in obedience.
faith is simply believing and trusting in what God had said.
It shows itself in obedience.
charles blondin Summer 1859- Crowds of Americans and Canadians stood in awe of what they were witnessing.
A tightrope stretched over 1/4 mile, suspended 160 ft above Niagra falls.
No safety net.
The crowd stood amazed as they witnessed STILTS, BICYCLE, STOVE,
Now they stood in nervous anticipation as he attempted to go blindfolded pushing a wheelbarrow.
Summer 1859- Crowds of Americans and Canadians stood in awe of what they were witnessing.
A tightrope stretched over 1/4 mile, suspended 160 ft above Niagra falls.
No safety net.
The crowd stood amazed as they witnessed STILTS, BICYCLE, STOVE,
Now they stood in nervous anticipation as he attempted to go blindfolded pushing a wheelbarrow.
“while they were going.”
we must step out.
led to healing.
It is visible… “show yourself to the preists.”
The expression of gratitude (v.
15-16)
with a loud voice, falling facedown before Him.
The Lord has done great things for me.
(Don’t say yet)
Recognize who He is.
Realize what He has done.
(Great things)
Mirror and Mugshot- Cam Newton-
Marks- slavery to freedom, fear to peace, heartache to joy, guilt to grace, pointless to purpose
Recognize Who He is.
(He is the Lord)
-Master- vs falling facedown before Him.
Luke 5
Reflect on His Grace.
(for me--how surprising it is that He did these things for us) (SAMARITAN)
ONly 1 expresses it.
and Jesus says it gave glory to God.
Perhaps the others felt that they deserved it because they were already somewhat deserving.
Recognize the
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