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Mark 1:42 · BSB
1:42 And immediately the leprosy left him, and the man was cleansed.
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…have a copy of God's word in your hands and if you if you don't own a Bible please come see us. We would love to help you get a Bible. and it's aMark chapter 1, where we were gathering teeth together today, and inverse, Verse 14. Mark 114. Two verses for meditation today. Now after John was arrested, Jesus…
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Do you have the word of God in your hands this afternoon? If you do meet me in the Gospel According toMark chapter 1, beginning in verse 12 I was so eager this morning to Behold The Glory of Jesus with you and we will do it. Now as we read these two verses, which…
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The Gospel According toMark chapter 1, please meet me there. The Gospel According to mark. In verse 4. Lord, as we prepare to unpack your word, we asked with great humility and with…
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Well, good afternoon, please meet me in the gospel of Mark and chapter. 1Mark chapter 1. We are beginning. This journey in this new book and I'm eager to Join you on this endeavor, Mark chapter 1. And today by the grace of God, we…
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…That's a self-denying message by necessity. This is the first words that John the Baptist preached. Repent. The first words that Jesus preached inMark chapter 1, repent. It's the first words of just about every prophet in the Old Testament. Repent. And Paul says it was the first and last word of my…
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…again. Let's look at Jesus' plan and his plan for efficiency and productivity. Okay, if you were to read all the way through Mark, you would see inMark chapter 1, Jesus has a plan, and his plan is actually that he is going to crisscross the Sea of Galilee. Go ahead and pull it up this uh map. You'll see that…
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…thinking that they're gonna die while you're drinking it. God says repentance is a prerequisite. In fact, Jesus' very first message inMark chapter 1, he's uh he introduces his message when he comes, the king has come. Now, after John, speaking of John the Baptist, had been taken into custody,…
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…some passages that we've already looked at in Mark's gospel that deal with this simmering issue. In fact, flip with me a few pages to chapter 1.Mark chapter 1. Jesus' public ministry has only just begun in Galilee. And I want you to look with me at verse 22. And they were astonished at his teaching, for…
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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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…to Isaiah begins in Mark. I know that sounds backwards, but hopefully you'll come to understand what I mean by that. Mark begins his gospel inMark chapter 1in this way. It says, the beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. As it is written in Isaiah the prophet, Behold, I send my…
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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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…what Jesus doesn't do. What he could have done, he could have said, Oh, you want my authority. Well, we saw all the way back when I was teaching inMark chapter 1that I my the people identified that I taught with authority and not like your scribes, not like the Capernaum flag. We could go back to Mark…
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…to their people. They seem to show contempt. Let's keep that in the back of our mind as we continue to explore the ministry of Jesus as we wrap upMark chapter 1this week. So a bit of a recap, if you weren't here, if you forget, no problem. Jesus returns from the wilderness. After Jesus gets baptized, he…
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…the text that we have before us today. In fact, it touches upon very, very profound human issues. So if you get out your Bibles, we're looking atMark chapter 1, and we're going to begin at verse 21. I just want to continue to encourage you, whether it's here or online, we will put the words to the…
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…talked. Today we're going to look at one of the ways that Jesus summarizes his message, or outlines his message. So if you turn in your Bibles toMark chapter 1, first of all we'll look at the summary, and then we'll look at sort of the first Jesus story, where Jesus... I guess we've already looked at one…
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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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…seed is a bit like preaching the word, proclaiming God's word. And Jesus was the great sower. And he began to preach. You can read about this inMark chapter 1. And he began to preach. And his message, right at the beginning, was the time has come. The time that God's people have been waiting for for so…
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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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