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Reading: Matthew 28:18-20 \\ /Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,/ Matthew 28:19 (NIV)
!! I. Jesus has the Authority
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All authority
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One of the most significant statements in the Bible.
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Answers any question we might have about what Satan’s claims might be.
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Satan claimed to have the authority to give Jesus all the kingdoms of the earth (Luke 4:6)
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Even when the evidence hints otherwise remember Who’s in charge!
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Nothing can stand against Him
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Satan can’t stand against him.
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Although he is making war against God and all God holds dear.
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Yet he cannot prevail
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The course of history can’t stand against him.
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Though we humans seem to have tried every method possible of destroying God’s people.
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Though we live as if God doesn’t matter.
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Though it seems God is not in charge.
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The Church can’t stand against him.
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Though at times she seems to go her own way.
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Though we are confused and imperfect and riddled with scandal.
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Though the institution of church sometimes seems to stand in the way of the purpose of the Church.
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