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Mark 1:4 · BSB
1:4 John the Baptist appeared in the wilderness, preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins.
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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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…were not so, I wouldn't say I've gone to prepare a place. Now, what happened in the wilderness? Right? What happened in the wilderness? Because inMark 1, verse 3 to 4, He said, The voice of the one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the Lord. make his path straight. John came baptizing in the…
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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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…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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…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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…actually, there were people that believed his preaching. You got that? They started flocking to where they could be baptized for repentance. OverMark chapter 1 verse 4, we see this reference to the fact that baptism had to do with repentance. And so here come these people from Jerusalem, from the Sanhedrin saying,…
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…if it was meant to be connected? As baptism is an ordinance of the church, it reasons, it reasons that this would follow. Recall John's baptism,Mark chapter 1, verse 4. It was a baptism of what? Repentance. It was a baptism of repentance. Recall John the Baptist's response to the Pharisees and the Sadducees, the…
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…after these words when God never said a word to them. There was no message for God, from God for 400 years. and then after four centuries we haveMark chapter 1 verse 4saying John came. He doesn't fill in all the gaps for us. He's assumed we've got our Bibles open at Malachi and at Mark. It's not hard to work out.…
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