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Mark 1:19 · BSB
1:19 Going on a little farther, He saw James son of Zebedee and his brother John. They were in a boat, mending their nets.
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…He was faithful in this and victorious over all temptation. Fourth one here. He was faithful to declare the good news. He declared the good news.Mark chapter 1says this in verses 14 and 15. It says, Now after John, it's John the Baptist was arrested, Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God and…
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…like a dove. And a voice came from heaven, You are my beloved Son, with you I am well pleased. In the parallel passage in Matthew chapter 3 andMark chapter 1, We also learn that the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus after he was baptized. So that's the same. But Luke gives us the additional detail that it…
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…Saul I regret that I have made you king. I wonder if you thought about the pronouncement that God the Father would make over Jesus. At his baptismMark chapter 1and a voice came from heaven you are my son there's the pronouncement you are my son whom I love with you I am well pleased. Again at the…
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…indigestion after him. But that's actually a good thing, Ralph. That's a good thing. That's a good thing. Turn with me, please, this morning toMark chapter 1. Mark chapter 1. We're going to be reading from verse 16 to 20. Mark chapter 1. This is the episode of the four fishermen being called as…
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…and so what was his main announcement and which is sometimes something we miss out on. We talked about this ages ago but just look at it again.Mark chapter 1, 14 and 15. Here's what it says. We'll just touch on the basics today guys and then let you go because you guys had a work day too. Mark 1, 14 and…
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Alright, what if you would grab a copy of God's word if you have one and uh get it turned over to uh the Gospel of Mark? The Gospel of Mark,Mark chapter 1. Now, have you ever felt like, you know, man, I I just I just need uh I just need a fresh start. You ever felt like that before? And I and I mean…
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…likely. That they were poor. I don't think they were filthy rich. Or anything like that. But they probably had a healthy. Fishing business. And inMark chapter 1. Verse 20. We read that. James and John. Left their father. With a hired man in the boat. Anyone who can hire employees. Is probably doing okay. In…
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…will happen. All right, so that means there must be something significant about this baptism of the Holy Spirit. Well again we see evidence of itMark chapter 1because the Bible's very clear, let everything be confirmed by two or three Witnesses, in Mark chapter 1, his account of, this particular passage…
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…the question. Has God answered Isaiah's prayer? Or is it out there hanging? And the answer is he has answered Isaiah's prayer. If you went toMark chapter 1and verses 9 to 11. The time of Jesus' baptism. And it says in those days Jesus of Nazareth of Galilee was baptized by John in the Jordan. And when…
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…the question. Has God answered Isaiah's prayer? Or is it out there hanging? And the answer is he has answered Isaiah's prayer. If you went toMark chapter 1and verses 9 to 11. The time of Jesus' baptism. And it says in those days Jesus of Nazareth of Galilee was baptized by John in the Jordan. And when…
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…the question. Has God answered Isaiah's prayer? Or is it out there hanging? And the answer is he has answered Isaiah's prayer. If you went toMark chapter 1and verses 9 to 11. The time of Jesus' baptism. And it says in those days Jesus of Nazareth of Galilee was baptized by John in the Jordan. And when…
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…that God would do something significant in that way in my life. And I pray that today for each one of us. Turn in your Bibles, if you would, toMark chapter 1. I want to read a portion of scripture here about the baptism of Jesus. The water baptism of Jesus is uh is a stunning account to me. John is…
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…of the people. And so I'm very thankful this morning to get this opportunity and don't take it lightly. Um, I want you to turn to your Bibles toMark chapter 1, and I want to pose to you a question this morning that I want you to think of throughout the message. If Jesus were to show up today, what would…
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…see that not only is it the gospel, but it's our response to the gospel. Doing the will of God is actually faith and repentance, and we see this inMark chapter 1. If you have a Bible, you can kind of flip back a page. In Mark chapter 1 verses 14 and 15, we read these words that come at the very beginning of…
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…what I'd like to do was help bring our attention back to the main attraction. And we see in the book of Mark, if you have your Bibles, um, it'sMark chapter 1. If you don't have a Bible, there's a Pew Bible there in front of you, black cover. It's on page 836 in your Pew Bibles. And last time I was with…
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…1, verses 1 through 13. It's really the prologue of the entire book of Mark, the Gospel of Mark. If you have your Bibles, you can turn with me toMark chapter 1. If you have a pew Bible in front of you, it's on page 836. You know, I don't take that lightly to tell you what page it's on. I remember when I…
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…Golgotha. Was a step of increased suffering. At any point he could have made another choice to make life easier. So let's just take a few examples.Mark chapter 1. He's just healed a few people. The crowds are beginning to gather. Jesus takes himself off early in the morning while it's still dark to pray.…
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…raising up disciples. And so what Jesus does is he's walking along and he just starts calling people to himself. And the first thing he says inMark chapter 1, if you recall, if you've been with us a while, he said, Come follow me, and I will make you fishers of men. So he says to them right off the bat,…
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…to dunk repeatedly and in a number of cases it's used for drown, immerse, go underwater. Now, you see a couple of cases in the Bible. We see Jesus,Mark chapter 1, goes down into the water when he comes back up. It's possible, and many paedo-baptists argue, that he simply walked down to the water. That's…
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…speak to us in power from your scriptures. And we pray this in the precious, exalted name of Christ. Amen. Amen. So we have thus far, beginning inMark chapter 1, preached up through to the second half of Mark chapter 8. And Mark has really sped us along up until this point. We've seen primarily Jesus…
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