Luke 4:1

And Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan, and was led in the Spirit in the wilderness
American Standard Version

Treated in 6 passages across the library.

  1. The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit · R. A. Torrey

    The Baptism with the Holy Spirit cites Luke 4:1

    …what does this refer in the recorded life of Jesus Christ? If we turn to Luke 3:21-22 and Luke 4:1, 4, 17, 18, we will get our answer. In Luke 3:21-22, we read that after Jesus also had be…

  2. The Secret of Guidance · Frederick Brotherton Meyer

    The Fulness of the Spirit cites Luke iv. 1

    …at the waters of baptism? With marked emphasis it was said he was filled with the Spirit (Luke iv. 1), and returned in the power of the Spirit unto Galilee (ver. 14), and stood up in the syn…

  3. The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit · R. A. Torrey

    The Work of the Holy Spirit in Jesus Christ cites Luke 4:1

    …f the prison to those who are bound ” In Luke's record of the earthly life of our Lord in Luke 4:14, we read “And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit to Galilee, and a report about h…

  4. Selected Sermons of George Whitefield · George Whitefield

    The Temptation of Christ cites Luke 4:1

    …when he was about to show himself openly unto Israel; when he was full of the Holy Ghost (Luke 4:1); even then was he led, with a holy unconstrained violence, as a champion into the field,…

  5. He Holds My Tomorrows · Gareth Evans

    Controversy cites Luke 4:1-13

    …s don’t work out, it must be God’s fault. In His temptations by Satan, recorded for us in Luke 4:1-13, Jesus clearly shows us the difference between faith and presumption. Jesus had a real ne…

  6. Baptism with the Holy Spirit · R. A. Torrey

    Necessity and Possibility of the Baptism with the Holy Spirit cites Luke 4:1-14

    …n we look into the gospels for an explanation of these words, we find it in Luke 3:21-22, Luke 4:1-14, 15, 18, and 21. We find that at the Baptism of Jesus at Jordan, as He prayed, the Holy S…

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