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Luke
Tonight, I want to get us to place of true worship for God and for His Son Jesus Christ.
I want us to place ourselves in an attitude of worship.
I think we can best do this by examining three words from these two focal verses.
Our Two Main Focal Verses Tonight
Matthew
The Worshippers
The three words are
Worshiped
Glorifying
Praising
Worshiped
There may be those who watch and those who wait, but there is clearly also those who worship.
Today, we come together as those people.
Worshippers of God and Christ.
Celebrating the birth of Jesus.
The greek word proounced is (Pross Q Now) and is defined this way
53.56 προσκυνέωa:
προσκυνέωa: to express by attitude, and possibly by position, one’s allegiance to and regard for deity—‘to prostrate oneself in worship, to bow down and worship
Johannes P. Louw and Eugene Albert Nida, Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament: Based on Semantic Domains (New York: United Bible Societies, 1996), 539.
Psalms 29
We have such a great Savior.
He is so deserving of our worship.
He has done so much but,
The reason they worship is because He is so much, not because He did so much.
Remember that he is simply a newborn at this point.
This worship is about who he is and not what he has accomplished.
one’s allegiance to and regard for deity
Worship is to be reserved for God alone and in worshipping, They proclaimed Jesus to be deity.
Our worship today does the same thing.
Or at least it should.
Glorifying
(Dock Saw Zo)
δοξάζωa; δόξαd, ης f: to speak of something as being unusually fine and deserving honor—‘to praise, to glorify, praise.’
Matthew 2:20
Glorify also means; to exalt or lift up.
He is worthy of Glory
He is the name above all names
Praising
(I E Now)
αἰνέω; αἶνος, ου m; αἴνεσις, εως f; ἐπαινέω; ἔπαινοςa, ου m: to speak of the excellence of a person, object, or event—‘to praise, praise
Excellence means to achieve or be something beyond improvement.
Excellence and Supremacy are synonyms of each other.
Christ is excellent because He is supreme and He is supreme because He is excellent.
He is worthy of our praise.
The shepherds glorified and praised, the wise men worshipped.
How are you responding to Christ today?
As we move to our time of invitation, I want to encourage you to take time to answer that question in your heart.
1 Corinthians
Pause for invitation
1 Corinthians 11:
1Corinthians 11:
Let us leave this place and enter our homes with a sense of worship.
Let us glorify and praise the name of Jesus.
Remembering that He is the reason we celebrate and from Whom all our blessings flow.
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