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A LITTLE MAN WHO MET JESUS And, behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, which was the chief among the publicans, and he was rich. And he sought to see Jesus who he was; and could not for the press, because he was little of stature. —Luke 19:2, 3 Introduction (Circumstances very unfavor able.) A. Jericho — place of entry into Judaea. 1. Jesus only passing through. 2. Today a squalid village. 3. Curse pronounced against anyone rebuilding it. I. Zacchaeus’s Desire to See Jesus. A. He was eager and earnest. His one object was to see Jesus. B. Disregarding the crowd, he went ahead and climbed a tree. C. He was willing to forget his personal dignity. II. Jesus’ Invitation. A. Zacchaeus thought himself un seen. B. One can imagine his surprise when he heard the words: “Zacchaeus, make haste, and come down; for today I must abide at thy house.” C. Jesus desires to abide at your house too. III. Zacchaeus’s Acceptance. A. Made haste and came down. B. Accepted Him joyfully. C. Made none of the possible ex cuses. 1. No preparation. THE WORD OF LIFE John 6:60-71; Philippians 2:16 I. The Word o f L ife Because o f Its Origin. (II Timothy 3:15, 16; John 14:26) II. The W ord o f L ife Because o f Its Content. (John 5:39) III. The W ord o f God and the New Birth. (John 3 :3 ; I Peter 1:23; James 1 : 21 ) IV. The New Life Nourished by the Word. (I Peter 2 :2 ; Hebrews 5:14) V. The New L ife Defended by the Word. (Ephesians 6:17) B. Zac.chaeus. 1. Chief publican—despised. 2. Very rich. 3. Too short to see over the crowd.
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In addition to the regular three- and six-w eek plans, Moody again offers the two- week, short-course program. Five courses are available in Bible, theology, evangelism and Christian education. WORKSHOPS SEMINARS JUNE 21-JULY 9 Fundamentals of Christian Broadcasting Practical Evangelism by Harry Saulnier of Pacific Garden Mission Missionary Literature Workshop * SPECIAL JUNE 28-JULY 3 CHURCH MUSIC WORKSHOP *
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