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I AM THE SON OF MAN - I AM A KING (10 OF 10)

by Miles Seaborn

Scripture: JOHN 18:37, MATTHEW 16:13
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I Am The Son Of Man - I Am A King (10 of 10)
Dr. Miles Seaborn
Matthew 16:13, John 18:37


INTRO. Long will I remember the coming of Bung (Brother Sukarno) to the city of Cebu in the Philippines. He was to stay just a few short blocks from our home. Trees were whitewashed, flowers painted, trash collected, the city was his during his stay, beautiful young Filipinos were on hand to entertain him. We stood by the road with the crowds to see him. Just before his car appeared, a great truck carrying precious water so hard to get in that great city swept by and water the street so that the dust would be settled when he drove by - a graphic illustration of the preparation made for royal people - great buildings were built, roads made never to be used again for the kings.

JESUS DESERVED ALL THEIS - 1 Tim. 6:15 ''Which in his time he shall shew who is the blessed and only potentate, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.''

Rev. 5:12 - ''Saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing.''

And yet He chose to be know as the Son of man - to the disbelieving Jews in John 8:28 He said, ''when ye have lifted up the Son of Man, there shall ye know that I am He.''

In telling about the parable of the tares, Jesus said, ''He that soweth the good seed is the Son of Man.'' Matthew 13:37.

When Jesus was criticized for eating grain on the Sabbath,'' Matthew 12:8

Jesus summed up His heavenly kingship and His role of a earthly servant when He said at His trial, ''Hereafter shall the Son of Man sit on the right hand of Power.'' Luke 22:69

When I consider man, his sin - this world of suffering and sin, I ponder why Jesus would become man!

I. BECAUSE WE ARE LOST! Luke 19:10 - Zaccheaus - That's you Jesus sees alienated from God ...

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