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In this sermon on Matthew 9:10–13, the preacher explains why Jesus quoted Hosea — I will have mercy and not sacrifice — as he welcomed tax collectors and sinners. The message contrasts outward ritual with inward faithfulness, showing that God desires mercy, knowledge of Him, and humble hearts over mere ceremonial offerings.
The talk invites listeners to come to Jesus as they are, receive His mercy, and live a life of faithful, merciful service rather than relying on ritual alone.
By Wyoming AnabaptistIn this sermon on Matthew 9:10–13, the preacher explains why Jesus quoted Hosea — I will have mercy and not sacrifice — as he welcomed tax collectors and sinners. The message contrasts outward ritual with inward faithfulness, showing that God desires mercy, knowledge of Him, and humble hearts over mere ceremonial offerings.
The talk invites listeners to come to Jesus as they are, receive His mercy, and live a life of faithful, merciful service rather than relying on ritual alone.