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Mark 1:7 · BSB
1:7 And he proclaimed: “After me will come One more powerful than I, the straps of whose sandals I am not worthy to stoop down and untie.
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…of this gospel that he wrote and we see Mark's beginning is introducing us to someone else. And I want us to spend some time on him this morning.Mark chapter 1, beginning in verse 1, 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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…thing to do. Mark tells the story. His way of communication, which you'll learn about more in the coming days. Mark said it the short way, quickly.Mark chapter 1, beginning in verse 9, it says, In those days Jesus came from Nazareth, Galilee, and was baptized by John in the Jordan. And when he came out of…
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…this. And the gospel is called, let me explain. The gospel is called the gospel of the kingdom in Matthew chapter 4, the gospel of Jesus Christ inMark chapter 1, the gospel of God in Mark chapter 1, verse 14, the gospel of the grace of God in Acts 20, verse 24. The gospel of the glory of Christ in 2…
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Our passage this morning will beMark chapter 1and we're looking at verses 16 through 20. ! Let me pray again before we open God's word together. ! Our Father, we are thankful for your many…
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…if it was right to expect Elijah still to come. Jesus says, hey guys, he already has. Who's Jesus talking about? John the Baptist. Remember fromMark chapter 1, John's clothing strikingly resembled Elijah. And he came to restore the people. He came to turn their hearts back to God and back to each other.…
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…as mom. I thank the Lord this wasn't the case. On Sunday morning, 1st October 2023, the Reverend Goods and Ron just to in her own church readMark chapter 1and his text was the last 8 words of that chapter and they came to him from every quarter. Thus was talking about the people as Jesus was preaching…
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…that would come back. And it's understandable why they may have thought that John the Baptist was that very Elijah because of his appearance. InMark, chapter 1, and verse 6, we read, Now John was locusts and wild honey. Elijah is described in 2 Kings, chapter 1, and verse 8 as wearing a garment of hair…
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…just kind of hits the ground running. There's a lot of these stories that Mark doesn't give a lot of details on. A lot of the things that we see inMark chapter 1are just very briefly gone through. Now we see... More details of these things in some of the other gospel accounts. But Mark is, of course, a much…
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…me for a moment about some of the language used in calling people to saving faith. So, if you back your mind up just for a moment, I met you fromMark chapter 1and verse 15, how is it that Jesus called people repent and believe in the gospel? This is what he said said, but we get phrases like, say yes to…
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We're grateful for Jen and the work she does, and she's going to come and read God's word for us. Jen, over to you. Good morning. Turn toMark chapter 1, and if you've closed your Bible, it's on page 1002. Verse 21. They went to Capernaum, and when the Sabbath came, Jesus went into the synagogue and…
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…that the first thing that God calls you to is repentance so that you may know his forgiveness and that you may come into his family. Jesus said inMark chapter 1, the time has come, the kingdom of God has come near, repent and believe the good news. That's everyone's starting point. It's my starting point…
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…had a fantastic journey, as we've begun the gospel of Mark. In Mark's words, and tradition says, through the experiences of Peter. We begin with,Mark chapter 1and the gospel, the the good news of Jesus Christ as Lord. I don't know what you think about when you think if Jesus were to show up right now,…
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…among those preachers was the Lord Jesus himself, right? I mean, he did that. He called for people to come to repentance. In Matthew chapter 4 andMark chapter 1, the ranks of New Testament preachers also included who else? Who can you take care of? Yeah, John the Baptist, right? The 12. You mentioned Peter,…
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If you have a Bible, would you please turn it with me toMark chapter 1? The Bible's in front of you. You can find that on page 785. We're going to be reading verses 21 through 34. The gospel according to Mark, starting…
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…events. Let me tell you about the three great imputations that the Bible talks about. We're going back to Romans chapter 5. We're still back inMark chapter 1. Imputation is a theological word where God puts into someone's account. Think of it, God is putting something into someone's spiritual account.…
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…leper. Now, if you were physically able to do so, would you stand with me as we honor? We honor the reading of God's Word. Beginning in verse 40 ofMark chapter 1. And a leper came to him, imploring him, and kneeling, said to him, If you will, you can make me clean. Move with pity. Jesus stretched out his…
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…who he is and what he'll do for them. If you're physically able to do so, why don't you stand with me this morning as we read our text fromMark chapter 1, beginning in verse 29. Remember, this is the early days of his ministry. And immediately, he left the synagogue. He'd been teaching there, and he…
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…But look at the coincidence. Where are they? Sea of Galilee. Sea of Tiberias. It's actually a massive big lake in Israel. But listen toMark chapter 1. I wonder if Peter, James and John, who are mentioned in John 21, who are in their boat again fishing, who are again on the Sea of Galilee, I…
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…The devil's servants are orthodox. You know that. We see this in Jesus' ministry. The evil spirits recognize Jesus before the disciples do.Mark chapter 1. Do you remember that story? It takes the disciples ages to believe that Jesus is who He says He is. And yet, right at the very start, when the…
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…it's the translation. One of them was, it was coming from Hebrew. The other one was coming from Greek. That's the difference. Turn over toMark, chapter 1. Mark chapter 1, you see that in a few other places, Joseph and Joseph, Elijah, or Elijah and Elias, right? You see that? It's just the difference…
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