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timothy brindle - eschatological prophet كلمات الأغنية

[intro]
“rise up and walk”

[verse 1]
turn to luke 7:11_17
in luke’s gospel it’s an essential theme
and now this thought is his topic:
jesus is the expected, eschatological prophet!
in raising the widow’s son and the way it was done
shows he’s the prophet long_awaited to come
because one like moses was sure to arise
but see how in luke 4:25
the son of god says it vividly
how elijah was a blueprint for his prophetic ministry
because israel would reject him wickedly
plus like elijah he’s sent to a widow, see
now let’s check the text very well
since christ’s miracle’s a direct parallel
to the one performed by the lord through elijah
in 1 kings 17, both stories describe the…
…way it begins “at the gate of the city” (1 kings 17:10; cf. luke 7:11_12)
elijah and messiah both gracious with pity
because in both stories we’re noticing it said
a mother who is a widow, her only son is dead
the son is raised back to life and given to his mother (1 kings 17:22; cf. luke 7:15)
but luke 7 is a bit different than the other:
unlike elijah calling on the lord for life
jesus is the lord of life who raised him by his glory’s might!

[turntablism]
“see, moses promised another prophet like him!”
“the prophet brings god’s truth to his people!”
“see, moses promised another prophet like him!”
“we see this in jesus who is greater than moses!”

[verse 2]
yo, moses spoke of redemption
so god worked miracles through him to show he had sent him
jesus is clearly a 2nd moses figure
and this very miracle shows us this picture:
in luke 7 check verse 16
from those who observed, hear the words they screamed
because when moses did signs by the strength that god’s
exodus 4 (v.31), the crowds had the same response:
they said, “jehovah has visited his people!”
which luke quotes to show that it’s the sequel
because after jesus had risen this son up
they yelled, “a great prophet has arisen among us!”
deuteronomy 18:15, it’s written
a prophet like moses, “to him you must listen” אֵלָ֖יו תּשְִׁמעָוּֽן
this promise of prophet was fulfilled progressively
in joshua, samuel, but then especially
elijah seemed to be that greater moses
then elisha until the last days approaches
isaiah, jeremiah, or ezekiel?
nope. acts 3 shows in jesus, it indeed is fulfilled (acts 3:18_26)
by god the father christ’s message was attested (acts 2:22)
but his greatest sign was his death and resurrection!
god spoke through many prophets who wrote of him to come
but in these last days he’s spoken through his son!!!

[verse 3]
now turn to luke 9—it’s the transfiguration
the event moses’ shining face was antic_p_ting
and luke wants to show jesus is greater than moses
but there’s at least a few ways that he shows this:
luke 9 by comparison
jesus and his disciples “re_live” the sinai narrative
because in verse 28, it mentions this about him:
peter, john, james, and christ “ascended up the mountain” (ἀνέβη εἰς τὸ ὄρος)
in 24:18 of the scroll of exodus, it’s the same phrase in the greek old testament
plus there’s the glory_cloud (luke 9:34) which we know represents
god’s holy presence and there’s fear of those reverencing
moses took 3 men with him on the holy mount (aaron, nadab and abihu)
but jesus brings 3 men with him in the glory cloud (peter, james, and john)
the result of christ’s praying is his transfiguration (ἐν τῷ προσεύχεσθαι; infinitive of result)
his face shining bright—and it was blazing!
when you zoom in on verse 29, be amazed
the same word for “the appearance” that’s describing his face (τὸ εἶδος)
is used in verse 17 of exodus 24
for “the appearance of the glory of the lord” (τὸ εἶδος τῆς δόξης κυρίου)
which moses reflects like a mirror in that story
but notice how luke by the spirit he records the
fact that jesus is superior is surely
christ’s face is the appearance of his (god’s) glory!
luke describes jesus like an ot_theophany
a visible manifestation of god, you see
“clothes flashing like lightning” (ἐξαστράπτω; luke 9:29)
which ezekiel saw in 1:4 of he whose majesty’s frightening!
but who was with him on the mountain? moses and elijah!
yet the one who made the sun—his clothes are even brighter
then peter is mistaken when hearing the statement, he realizes god put the focus on messiah
because a voice from above is quoting from the scriptures again:
“this one’s my chosen son—(so) listen to him!” (isa. 44:2b lxx _ deut. 18:15)
why moses and elijah? 2 probable reasons:
first to testify the final prophet is jesus
the second is in the greek text, it’s this:
verse 31, “they spoke about his exodus” (τὴ

- timothy brindle

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