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 So, if you have your Bibles, you can turn back with me to 1 Kings chapter 19. We're thinking

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! We're thinking about this moment in the life of Elijah and Elisha, where Elisha hears God's call,

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! And we recognize in this little section that God doesn't leave himself without a witness in his world.

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 And so, to think about what's been happening in the story of Elijah and Elisha, almost the whole

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 nation has turned away from worshiping God. But in the midst of that sort of moral, spiritual chaos,

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 God raises up first Elijah and now Elisha to speak for him and to call the people back to him. So,

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 this is, in a sense, a succession story. It's a story of God still speaking, God still working.

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 We can move forward in the Bible. Think about what's happening in the first century church.

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 You know, we're beginning in the morning series to look at the book of Acts.

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 And we heard Jesus commission the apostles, saying, you will be my witnesses. And so,

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 they began in Jerusalem, but they spread through the nations, through their worship,

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 through their words where they're declaring Jesus is the risen Lord, through their works of mercy,

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 their miracles. God doesn't leave himself without a witness to himself in the world. And that remains

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 true as we find ourselves this evening in Edinburgh. So, we recognize that probably today about 97%

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 of the people that call this city home will not have been worshiping the God of the Bible.

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 And yet, here we are. And God calls his people to be an outpost of the kingdom.

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 Those called to live and share the good news of Jesus as Lord and as King in a world where so many

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 people are living in darkness and ignorance about who Jesus is. And so, I want us to hear tonight

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 something of Elisha's call connected to the ministry of the Lord Jesus, but also connected to our own

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 faith and experience using three of the different pieces of the story. The first is in verse 19,

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 to think about the cloak. So, here is Elisha, he's plowing, and he's driving the last of the twelve yoke of oxen,

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 and Elijah went up to him and threw his cloak around him. And you might be thinking, what's going on there?

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 In some ways, it's a scene that we may be familiar with in the world of sport. So, if you followed the Tour de France

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 at all, or even if you know anything about it in the world of cycling, you know that the race leader

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 gets to wear the yellow jersey, and that will pass from person to person depending who is in the lead

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 in any given stage. Or, if you're interested in golf, you could think about the U.S. Masters,

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 where the previous champion wearing their green jacket puts the green jacket on the new champion.

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 And Elijah's cloak, in one sense, was a bit like that. There is a passing the mantle. It's a symbolic

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 way of saying, okay, Elijah has been the prophet, but we can expect that Elisha is now going to be

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 God's prophet. But it's also more than that. So, one of the things we discover about prophets in the

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 Old Testament, these men who speak for God to the people, these men who are given direct words from

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 God, instructions to pass forward, significantly so often we're told they are clothed with the Spirit.

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 In other words, we are told in that language that God empowers His prophets to be His witnesses

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 and to help them and to empower them. He gives them His Spirit. And so, when Elijah passes his cloak to

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 Elisha, it is a sign that Elisha too will receive the Holy Spirit, so he will be enabled, now that he's

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 been called, to serve his God. If you were here this morning, you might be thinking that sounds an awful

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 lot like Acts chapter 1. God says to His apostles, wait until I send the Spirit, wait until I clothe you

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 with the Holy Spirit, and then you'll go out as my witnesses. Still the same for the church. God gives

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 us His Spirit, and God sends us into the world. God will not leave Himself without a witness, so here Elisha

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 is called and will receive the power He needs to take over where Elijah leaves off. Now, if we fast

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 forward from this prophet to the end of the Old Testament and to the last of the prophets, we get

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 to the book of Malachi. And there at the very end of the book of Malachi, in chapter 4, verse 5, we get this

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 anticipation. The Old Testament closes with the anticipation that a second Elijah will come,

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 and this second Elijah, he will prepare the way for the Lord to come. And in the Gospels,

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 we discover that John the Baptist is the second Elijah, and the Lord he's preparing the way for

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 is none other than the Son of God, the Lord Jesus Christ, God in the flesh. And so the Old Testament

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 anticipates this great moment when God will send the final and the great prophet, His own Son,

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 the one who speaks the Word of God, the one who is the Word of God. And as he speaks with the authority

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 of God, he begins his ministry calling people to repent and to believe, because the kingdom of God

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 is at hand. It is a time of turning hearts and minds and lives back to the living God through trusting in

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 Jesus. Jesus is the prophet who is so bold as to translate the whole Old Testament, saying, ultimately,

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 it's all about me. If you want to have access and relationship to God, you need to know me and come

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 through me. And remember, again, this was in the book of Acts as well this morning. John the Baptist

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 spoke about baptizing with water, but the greater one coming would baptize with the Spirit. So there is

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 this promise that when Jesus comes, the great prophet, he will send the Spirit, give the Spirit to his people.

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 And this actually captures something that Moses in the Old Testament looked forward to. In Numbers chapter 11,

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 we hear Moses saying, I wish all the Lord's people were prophets. I wish that the Lord's Spirit was on them all.

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 What Moses wished for is what we experience as believers today. Because as we'll discover in Acts

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 chapter 2, Pentecost happens. The Spirit is sent. And the apostles are enabled to preach and to live

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 as witnesses for Jesus. And as we said this morning, everyone who believes, we become Spirit-filled witnesses

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 to. So one of the reasons why, as Christians, we value Sundays, opportunities to worship, is here we have this

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 equipping. We hear God's Word together, we are reminded of the gospel together, and then we are sent out to live

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 for Jesus. We too are those who are clothed with the Spirit so that we might go for God to make disciples,

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 knowing all the while we have his power and help and his purpose.

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 So as you scan ahead and think about, what's my week going to look like?

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 You know, whether we're thinking about times that we'll be spending with our family, or whether it's getting to know

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 new flatmates and all the excitement of Freshers' Week, whether you're just thinking about, okay,

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 here's these conversations that I'm going to have.

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 Maybe it's just in the way we're going to approach life.

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 You and I, as Christians, are Spirit-filled so that God will have his witnesses here in this church,

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 here in this city, or here where you happen, wherever you happen to be.

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 That's the cloak. Verse 20 moves our story along, so we need to think about the kiss.

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 Elisha leaves his oxen, ran after Elijah, and he makes this request,

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 let me kiss my father and mother goodbye, and then I will come with you.

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 Go back, Elijah replied, what have I done to you?

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 This is a really short little section of the Bible, but every little detail matters.

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 So if you have your Bible, you can look up at verse 18, which reminds us of our context.

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 So Elijah has been spoken to by God, and he hears these words,

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 I reserve 7,000 in Israel, all whose knees have not bowed down to Baal,

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 and whose mouths have not kissed him.

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 Okay, so there's 7,000 people who are this kind of little group, we can call them the church,

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 and everybody else in the nation, they have literally been kissing the idols,

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 which is a symbol for them. I trust this little God. I'm going to show loyalty to what this icon

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 represents. This is the thing that I trust is going to give me life and prosperity and security.

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 So the whole nation is, you know, kissing idols over here, and then we get to Elisha,

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 Elisha's kiss is very different, because it is a goodbye kiss to his parents, which stands as an

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 expression of his total loyalty to God. I love my God, I serve my God, he's the one I worship,

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 therefore I'm saying goodbye to my family to go where he calls me.

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 Maybe we can think of pictures and scenes of soldiers waiting at stations or waiting at docks,

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 going off to war. And if you look at any of those crowd scenes recorded in photos, you will inevitably

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 see final kisses taking place. And in those moments, there is as well that sense of there is

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 love for family and love for family and loved ones, but there's this greater call on a person's heart,

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 the call of king and country. So there's that sign of sacrifice in order to express commitment.

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 What we're being told by this kiss is that Elisha will be single-minded and single-hearted

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 in his witness and as a worshiper. In stark contrast to basically everybody else in the nation,

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 he will stand and he will worship God alone. His kiss speaks loudly.

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 Now just to think about some scenes from the life and ministry of Jesus. Remember Jesus when he's

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 age 12? There's this moment where he and his mom and dad have been at Jerusalem for a festival

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 and his mom and dad have headed home and they presume Jesus is with them and he's age 12,

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 but actually he stayed behind in the temple. And so after three days, they find him and they're really

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 anxious about him. And what does Jesus say? Didn't you know I had to be in my father's house and he had

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 to be on his father's business? Jesus was so clear that first loyalty belonged to his God and Father.

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 He had come to establish the kingdom of God. He too has come to win people's hearts away from their

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 idols to love and serve Him as the one true and living God. There's some wonderful scenes of that loyalty

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 being expressed to Jesus in the Gospels. Maybe the most intimate is the one that we find in Luke 7.

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 There is a sinful woman who enters into a feast and she's weeping and she's kissing Jesus' feet

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 because King Jesus has forgiven her and welcomed her and saved her. And so these kisses too speak of love

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 and loyalty for Jesus, her Savior. Of course, we know that the mission of Jesus is one that will take

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 Him to the cross. And as Jesus dies on the cross, justice and mercy meets and kiss.

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 God's just judgment on sin is satisfied. Wrath is satisfied as Jesus takes our sin and pays the punishment in full.

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 Mercy is shown in that we don't get the punishment we deserve. Jesus, the Son of God, takes it so we can receive

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 God's love and God's grace. But again, as we think about the story surrounding the cross,

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 we remember too there's another kiss, isn't there? There's the kiss of Judas, the betrayer, the traitor.

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 As people hear the call of Christ, for some there is that expression of worship and love,

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 but for others there is rejection. Some have soft hearts. Some have hard hearts.

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 And tonight is as good a time as any for us to reflect and where we need to, to redirect our love,

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 our loyalty, our worship, that we, like Elisha, might be single-minded and single-hearted.

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 You know, we began our time together in Romans chapter 12.

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 Paul says,

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 In view of God's mercies, we should present our bodies as living sacrifices. What mercies does he have in mind?

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 Well, perhaps it's God's mercy in giving his Son to be our Savior.

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 Perhaps it's his mercy and his willingness to cancel our debt of sin in giving us new life,

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 of being always with us, of promising eternal glory as ours.

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 In light of God's mercies, we hold nothing back.

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 In the spiritual battle and struggle, in the situations that we find ourselves in,

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 we are invited to kiss goodbye to those things that would keep us from wholehearted loyalty to Jesus.

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 In our call to be witnesses, we are invited to count the cost.

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 So again, we need to kiss goodbye to aspects of our own comfort,

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 maybe to our desire to blend in,

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 maybe our desire to return to the old way of life.

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 It's the call of Psalm 2.

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 Kiss the Son.

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 Kiss Jesus the Son.

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 Receive him by faith.

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 Give him your heart.

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 To avoid judgment and instead to find refuge and to find life.

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 Well, there's one last scene, and it takes us to the yoke.

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 Verse 21, the plowing equipment.

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 Elisha left and went back.

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 He took his yoke of oxen and slaughtered them.

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 He burned the plowing equipment to cook the meat and gave it to the people,

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 and they ate.

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 Then he set out to follow Elijah and became his servant.

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 So we need to think about this bonfire.

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 Now, but before there, when I was a student,

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 one particular lecturer was reaching the point of his retirement.

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 And it became something of a running joke with us as a class,

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 because it was his last class ever.

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 He would end every class by pulling out the lecture notes and ripping them up

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 and chucking them in the bin.

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 Now, this life is done.

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 There's no going back.

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 Retirement beckons.

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 Elisha's dramatic moment is way more spectacular than that,

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 because what happens is Elisha goes back,

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 he kisses his mom and dad goodbye,

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 and then he makes a bonfire of all his farming gear.

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 And incidentally, Elisha's clearly very wealthy,

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 because he's got 12 pair of oxen,

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 but he makes a bonfire of all his farming gear, his plowing gear,

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 and then he prepares the oxen for sacrifice,

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 to make a fellowship offering to share with the people around him,

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 and then he goes.

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 And the message is loud and clear.

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 Now that he has heard God's call,

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 he is totally committed to putting God first.

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 There's going to be no going back for Elisha.

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 For him, enjoying life with God,

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 worshiping and serving,

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 comes before anything his career could offer,

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 anything his money could buy.

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 And it's there demonstrated in the bonfire,

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 in the sacrifice, and the going.

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 We read from Luke chapter 9.

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 And I wonder whether,

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 as Jesus in his context speaks about the urgency

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 of responding to the call of the kingdom,

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 I wonder whether he had Elisha in mind.

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 There are a number of people who are asking questions,

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 and it sounds like their intentions are good,

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 but all of them are putting the brakes on.

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 Let me first do this.

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 Let me first do this.

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 Let me wait until a more suitable time.

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 When Jesus says,

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 no one who puts their hand to the plow and looks back

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 is fit for the service,

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 for service in the kingdom of God,

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 he could almost be saying to us,

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 remember Elisha,

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 he didn't look back.

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 He couldn't put his hand to the plow because he burned it.

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 He was so committed.

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 And the striking thing about Jesus

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 is he never talked a good game

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 without himself putting the principle into practice.

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 So here he is talking about the need within the kingdom

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 to urgently respond,

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 to be committed.

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 And then here what we discovered just a few verses earlier.

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 As the time approached for him to be taken up to heaven,

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 Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem.

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 He resolves with all his heart

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 to go to the place of his departure,

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 the place where he will suffer and die

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 before being raised and ascended.

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 And there is no turning back for Jesus.

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 He is determined to become the sacrifice

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 to deal with your sin and mine

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 so that we can know God,

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 so we can have the privilege of serving God.

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 This Lord Jesus is the one who calls.

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 He says,

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 come follow me

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 and don't turn back.

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 Pick up your cross.

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 Give up living for yourself.

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 This is the kind of witnesses,

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 these are the kind of people

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 that the Lord Jesus wants.

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 He wants us to be burning our papers

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 kind of people.

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 I'm done with the old life.

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 I want to give myself to Jesus.

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 I want to be on his mission

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 in my everyday life.

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 I recognize that because of all his mercy,

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 all of life worship makes sense.

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 And like Elisha,

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 we do that as we hear the call of God,

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 as we depend on the power of God

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 that he gives us by his Holy Spirit.

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 And we go with that sense of privilege,

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 of being called to live for Jesus

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 as Lord and Savior.

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