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Mark 1:2 · BSB
1:2 As it is written in Isaiah the prophet: “Behold, I will send My messenger ahead of You, who will prepare Your way.”
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…Jesus is a promised King and a living Messiah. Hallelujah. So in Mark, let's look at how Mark gives a record. Let's look at how Mark records it inMark chapter 1, verse 1 to 4. Lord, will you read verse 1 to 4? The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, he started from God, the Son of God, as it is written in the…
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…So, how do we find this? Well, sometimes we will see uh explicit quotations from the Old Testament, like at the very start of uh Mark's Gospel,Mark 1, verses 2and 3, as it is written, and then a quote in speech marks. It's more obvious, isn't it? It explicitly directs us to an explicit specific part of…
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…these readings. So we have Isaiah 40, which Angie just shared, we have 2nd Peter 3, 8 through 15, psalm 85, 1 through 2 and 8 through 13, andMark 1, verses 1 through 8. You could take a picture of that and we would encourage you to do that this week. Specifically, this is about peace, and then ask yourself or…
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…Temple. Now, what's so amazing is when you compare Malachi's version of it to Marks there's a difference. Did you notice a difference? Go back toMark. 1 verse 2and notice the difference. Behold I send my messenger. Remember I told you the bible really help you here. Behold, I send my messenger before your…
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…need for the situation inside of you. If you say that you are a Christian, need is part of the package. Remember what I told you very first sermon,Mark chapter 1 verses 1 through 8. If you want to take the journey of Mark, you have to admit real need. That is the price of admission. I also told you we are not here for an…
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…that time without punctuation marks anywhere in the text. So let me show you. Hopefully, this can come across okay. This may be the oldest copy ofMark chapter 1, verses 1 through 3that we have in our possession today. This is what comes from what's called the Codex or the Book Vaticanus. Written sometime around, sometime in…
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…time, and real space. And we've been asking these two questions. We've been asking, who is Jesus, and how do we respond to Him? And we started inMark chapter 1, verses 1 through 8, we saw that Jesus is the physician. So what He says in chapter 2, verse 17, is true. Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who…
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…people who are closest to us. Jesus frees us to be close to imperfect people. Imperfect people like you and me. Of course, this takes us back toMark 1, verses 1-8. Remember we said, need is the price of admission. If we want to follow Jesus, we have to admit our need. The question is, how do we do that? One…
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…even our minds? Would our hearts be opened up in a greater way to be astonished by your love for us? In Jesus' name, amen. Our text this morning isMark chapter 1, verses 1 through 8. John the Baptist is in this text. We got John and Jesus in this text. John the Baptist in this text, and John is this wild man in the wilderness.…
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…Baptist in the next couple of weeks. That we will together be prepared more to rightly celebrate Christmas as we ought to. We're going to look atMark chapter 1 verses 1 through 8. If you want to turn in your pew Bibles. It's page 836. I believe. If you want to turn there. We're going to read this passage and then pray…
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