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Mark 1:24 · BSB
1:24 “What do You want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have You come to destroy us? I know who You are—the Holy One of God!”
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…will find it as one that surprised both the world that he came to and probably surprises us as well. So we're going to go ahead and read. We're inMark chapter 1, starting in verse 21. We'll go 21 through 34. Nope, through 39. Through 39. So let's look at this passage. Let's read it together, and then we'll…
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…city of Jerusalem, He would have had access, Through his dad, To expert, Old testament, History, Law, And interpretation, Of prophecy, But inMark chapter 1, We're told that John was clothed, With camel hair, And he had a leather belt, And he ate locusts and honey, Dwelling in the wilderness, Like a…
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…He creates. And then, of course, He so loved the world that He sent that very word, His beloved Son, into the world that they created together. InMark chapter 1, you don't need to turn there, but in Mark 1, we get Jesus' baptism. And the Spirit descends on Jesus, on the Son, like a dove. It's the Father…
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…A relationship with Jesus comes before anything else. And Jesus is simply copying the pattern that he's learned from his father. RememberMark chapter 1. Jesus had to hear his father's words. This is my beloved son with whom I'm well pleased. Before he ever went out and did any ministry. Not only…
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…1, who is Jesus? And question 2, how do we respond to Him? Who is Jesus and how do we respond to Him? And when we left off at the very end ofMark chapter 1, we saw Jesus healing a leper and so our answers were this. How do we respond to Jesus? We make sure that we come to Him with our need. Those who…
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…and his focus are not determined solely by the circumstances around him. Why? Because Jesus knows his identity. Remember, earlier in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 1, God comes, God the Father says, This is my beloved Son with whom I am well pleased. Jesus is securely attached to his Father. There's a calm and a…
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…anything more than a nice story? That's my harsh question for us this morning. And with that, we're going to jump right in. We're in the Gospel ofMark chapter 1. We're starting at verse 29. And I invite you to turn there with me. You can turn in your worship guide. You can turn in your Bible. You can turn…
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…so the questions that the audience of Mark is asking are the same ones that we're asking. With that, we're going to jump right in here. We're inMark chapter 1, starting at verse 21. You can turn with me in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your worship guide near the inn. No matter…
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…these disciples are going to model it for us. And so I invite you to turn now in your Bible, or in your worship guide, or in your phone. We're onMark chapter 1, starting at verse 16. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's Word. God tells us that His Word is more precious than gold, even the…
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…week, if you have a lot of brothers and sisters, Jesus feels your pain. Okay, this morning we are coming. We're continuing going slowly throughMark chapter 1. We're coming now to verses 12 and 13. And we're asking our two questions for the gospel of Mark. Our first question is, who is Jesus? And our…
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…Why did I say at least, and why did I not give you an exact number? That's a great question. I'll tell you next week. Okay, we're coming toMark chapter 1. You remember we're asking two questions. We're asking who is Jesus, and how do we respond to Him? And last week, we saw that Jesus is our Savior.…
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…of sins. It's Jesus' blood that fulfills this prophecy of atoning for sin. And then everlasting righteousness. We know, as I mentioned before,Mark chapter 1, Jesus comes preaching, and he says, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. And so we know…
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…the same is true of our Lord Jesus. Even as a perfect man living on this earth, he had to stay connected to his Father in prayer. We find out inMark chapter 1that he would go off by himself to pray. We find out that like Daniel, he didn't just pray by himself. He prayed with others. Luke chapter 6, he…
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…from him. I need a remedy. I need a solution to my sickness. And the great news is that the Bible gives us the solution. So come with me intoMark chapter 1and see the compassion of Jesus Christ towards sinners. You see, what the Bible declares is that Jesus Christ is the compassionate rescuer who has…
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…to Christian faith for many years. It's based on not just this passage, but other passages. You may have noticed in our preparation for worship,Mark chapter 1, Jesus says the kingdom of God is at hand or is near. Many people have claimed, well, that's great. Jesus and Paul and Peter all believed that the…
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…to Christian faith for many years. It's based on not just this passage, but other passages. You may have noticed in our preparation for worship,Mark chapter 1, Jesus says the kingdom of God is at hand or is near. Many people have claimed, well, that's great. Jesus and Paul and Peter all believed that the…
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…to Christian faith for many years. It's based on not just this passage, but other passages. You may have noticed in our preparation for worship,Mark chapter 1, Jesus says the kingdom of God is at hand or is near. Many people have claimed, well, that's great. Jesus and Paul and Peter all believed that the…
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…given that those who place faith in Christ should be baptized. And, it's an ordinance that was ordained, given to us, by Jesus Christ Himself. InMark chapter 1and verse 9, we can read of Jesus going to John the Baptist and being baptized. Setting for us this great example. Fulfilling all righteousness in…
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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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