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Mark 1:41 · BSB
1:41 Moved with compassion, Jesus reached out His hand and touched the man. “I am willing,” He said. “Be clean!”
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…we have three Bible readings, so I will sort of pause between each one so that you can turn to your Bible if you wish. The first Bible reading isMark 1:40-42. And a leper came to him imploring him and kneeling and said to him, if you will, you can make me clean. Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand…
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…situation for more than it is. It's obvious that this is not just a common, like this leper comes up and he recognizes I have to do something. InMark chapter 1, verse 41. So simply put, it says, Jesus was indignant. At first, I thought that was like, why is Jesus mad at this guy? He's just a he's sick, he needs…
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…brings true life is what we are going to see. So last week the Brian took us through the end of chapter one, and this was kind of the main action.Mark 1:41moved with pity. Jesus stretched out his hand and touched the leper and said to him, I will be cleaned. And we saw that Jesus significantly, very…
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…brought willingly and accepted back into camp because of his cleanse. He's now cleansed by this priest. We see. Then, going back to our passage inMark 1, verse 41, it says, moved with pity, he stretched out his hand and he touched him and said to him, I will be clean. And immediately the leprosy left him and…
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…But one of the most consistent things that you see in Mark's gospel is that when Jesus does something, he does it because he has compassion.Mark chapter 1, verse 41says this moved with compassion, Jesus reached out and touched him and said, I am willing, be healed. Jesus saw this man who had leprosy that…
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…the Gospel of Mark, and today we've come to a short account of Jesus healing a man with a terrible disease called leprosy. It can be found inMark chapter 1, verses 40 through 45, on page 786 of your Pew Bible. In the sermon this morning, we're going to go through this account verse by verse, examining the leper's life, his…
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…him. And the unclean spirit, the demon, convulsing the man and crying out with a loud voice, came out of him. And if you just sort of look down toMark chapter 1, verses 41 to 42, we'll see here Jesus dealing with somebody who is sick, who has leprosy. Moved with pity, Jesus stretched out his hand and touched him and said to…
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Now we're going to read as we begin fromMark chapter 1 verse 40 to 45and we'll see how this connects to Haggai in a few minutes. A man with leprosy came to Jesus and begged him on his knees, if you are willing you…
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…tell them what I've just done to you. Just keep it quiet." If you remember back in Mark 1, Mark 1:29-34, he does this to a demon-possessed man.Mark 1:40-45, he tells the leper that he healed,"Don't tell anyone. Don't tell them what I've done." And then this instance where he commands all of these…
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…that they'd be in tune with what your Holy Spirit wants to say. And God, that we would be changed from it. We love you. In Jesus' name. Amen. InMark chapter 1, verse 40 through 45is our text today. And I want to take you there. It says this. Now a leper came to him, imploring him, kneeling down to him, and saying to him, If…
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…his attributes. He wants to expose or display his attributes. What in your opinion is the most obvious attribute in healing that is displayed?Mark 1 verse 41and 42. You're not wrong Diana. Mark 1, 41 and 42. A man with leprosy came to him and begged him on his knees. If you're willing, you can make me…
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