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Scripture Reading: Matthew 27:1-10
Opening Prayer
Introduction
Review
Last Week … Peter’s denial
Several weeks ago… Judas’s betrayal
Last week… 2 Corinthians 7:8-10
Pursuing holiness involves sorrowing over sin
Exposition
I. National Israel formally rejected Jesus as Messiah
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As a result of their rejection, Israel as a nation, has been removed from their privileged place.
I want to bring you back to this idea of repentance
Both Peter and Judas desired the best for their people
What was the difference?
One recognized the need of their people for spiritual salvation, one did not.
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Be sure that you are not numbered with National Israel but, rather, be numbered with God’s people.
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