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1.       Jesus going through Jericho  (v1)
a.       Jesus already had a large following
b.
Jesus’ next stop would be in Jerusalem (Palm Sunday)
c.       Jericho’s history – Joshua 6
 
2.
Zacchaeus (verse 2)
a.       a wee little man
b.      Was probably bullied a s a child
                                                               i.      a Tax Collector was power
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He was a Chief or VIP Tax Collector
                                                            iii.
He was very successful as a Tax Collector and very wealthy
 
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Tax Collectors – Despised by all
                                                               i.
Had full backing of Roman government
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Outcast of the Regular People (Socially)
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Outcast of the Religious People
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Looked down on by Romans
                                                             v.
Jesus had already chosen a Tax Collector for one of His disciples (Matthew)
 
3.
Zacchaeus wanted to see Jesus but he was too short to see
 
4.
Ran ahead of Jesus to look for a place to see
a.       climbed a tree  (industrious)
 
5.
Jesus saw him
a.       Hurry down
b.      I’m going to your house today
c.       Beyond Zacchaeus’ expectations
 
6.
Came down quickly~/welcomed Jesus gladly
 
7.
The people were upset & complained
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But Zacchaeus stood and said to the Lord, “I will give half of my possessions to the poor.
And if I have cheated anyone, I will pay back four times more.”[1]
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Jesus said
a.       Salvation has come to this house
b.
The Son of Man came to find lost and save them
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[1] /The Everyday Bible : New Century Version/.
Nashville, TN. : Thomas Nelson, Inc., 2005, S. Lk 19:8
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