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Luke 11:28

Posted on 18 May at 14:40

“But he said, Yea rather, blessed are they that hear the word of God, and keep it.”

Context:This verse is part of a larger passage in Luke 11:27-28 where Jesus responds to a woman who blesses the mother who bore and nursed Him.

His reply emphasizes the importance of hearing and keeping the Word of God. Here are some key points to consider:

Hearing the Word of God:Jesus begins by affirming the woman’s statement but then redirects the focus to a greater blessing. He says, “Yea rather, blessed are they that hear the word of God.” Hearing the Word of God involves actively listening to God’s teachings, whether it be through reading the Scriptures, listening to sermons, or receiving teachings. It requires an open and receptive heart to understand and internalize God’s message.

Keeping the Word of God:Jesus goes on to say, “and keep it.” This implies that it is not enough to merely hear the Word; it must also be followed and obeyed. Keeping the Word of God involves living in accordance with His commandments, principles, and teachings. It is about applying the truths of Scripture to our daily lives, aligning our thoughts, actions, and attitudes with God’s will.

The Blessing:Jesus declares that those who hear and keep the Word of God are blessed. This blessing goes beyond any temporal or worldly blessings; it encompasses the eternal blessings that come from a relationship with God. By hearing and keeping the Word, individuals experience spiritual growth, wisdom, guidance, and transformation. They receive the abundant life Jesus promised (John 10:10) and experience the joy and peace that comes from walking in obedience to God’s Word.

Application:As believers, this verse encourages us to prioritize hearing and keeping the Word of God in our lives. It is not enough to be passive listeners; we must actively engage with Scripture and seek to understand its truths. Additionally, we are called to put God’s Word into practice by living out its principles and commandments. Through this obedience, we can experience the blessings and benefits that come from aligning our lives with God’s will.

  • In summary:Luke 11:28 emphasizes the importance of hearing and keeping the Word of God.
  • It highlights the blessing that comes from actively listening to God’s teachings and applying them to our lives.
  • By prioritizing the Word and living in obedience to it, we can experience the abundant life and blessings that God desires for us.

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