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Mark 11:12 · BSB
11:12 The next day, when they had left Bethany, Jesus was hungry.
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…gathering of God's people. So, both pictures, individually and together. God's temple, the Spirit dwelling in us. Keep that in mind as we now readMark 11:12and following. **"On the following day, when they came from Bethany, he was hungry. And seeing in the distance a fig tree in leaf, he went to see…
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…chapter 11, from verse 12 to 14. So Jesus saw a fig tree. Right? We know the story of the fig tree. Right? So when they came, they said, verse 12.Mark chapter 11, verse 12 to 14. This is still the same story of the temple, of him going to the temple. So, now the next day when they had come from Bethlehem, he was hungry and…
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…to the knowledge of his will hallelujah So we read a text in Mark Mark chapter 11 Similarly when Jesus Christ was teaching the issue of faith inMark chapter 11 verse 12 to 14Let's go back and there was an a matter we started discussing on Wednesday says now the next day when they had they had come out from Bethany he…
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…also teaching In Mark chapter 11, verse 12 to 14, we see that Jesus was teaching about faith and in it, he also talks about the issue of prayer.Mark 11, verse 12. Mark 11, verse 12. Now, the next day when they had come from Bethany, he was hungry and seeing from afar a fig tree having leaves, he went to see…
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…is sustained by his word and perfected in him. It's all about what God is doing in us. So in Jesus' teaching on Pharaoh, we saw the last time inMark chapter 11 verse 12. I want us to go back there again once again. Mark 11 verse 12 to 14. When Jesus was teaching what faith does all right what faith does now on the…
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…on Israel because even though God lovingly poured so much time and effort and sacrifice into Israel, they did not bear fruit. Mark continued inMark 11, verse 12 to 14. On the next day, when they had left Bethany, he became hungry. Seeing at a distance a fig tree and leaf, he went to see if perhaps he would find…
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…to do them. Similarly, we see From another instance, when Jesus was explaining the concept of faith for these greater works in Mark 11, 12 to 14.Mark 11, verses 12. Now the next day, when they had come out from Bethany, he was hungry. Now let me pause here and say this. Every single time you come across a…
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…the same spirit of faith, according to what was written, I believe and therefore I spoke. Now remember when Jesus said today, Jesus was speaking inMark 11, verse 12. If you have the faith of God, you shall say. Are we together? That is to say, faith empowers the mind to speak. Okay? You have faith in your…
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…are on the phone. You can't tell. Are they talking to themselves or are they on the phone? Well, here Jesus is talking to a tree. Let's look at it.Mark, Chapter 11, verse 12. He says now the next day when they had come out of Bethany, he was hungry and seeing from afar A fig tree having leaves. He went to see if perhaps…
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We're doing a series titled He Is Good, Looking at the Life of Jesus through Mark's lens. And today the text comes fromMark 11, verses 12 through 21. And so I'm going to read these and then we'll get started. Mark writes, The next day, as they were leaving Bethany, Jesus was hungry, and seeing…
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…if you don't meet it. I got you covered. No, He does expect us to walk with him, to follow him. So these had expectations too. Well, let's read onMark 11 verse 12 to 19. Now the next day when they had come from Bethany, he was hungry. So they go out of town to sleep, and he's hungry. And seeing from afar fig tree…
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…fig tree, and he cleanses the temple. And I want to take some time real quick to talk about how these two things are incredibly related. And so inMark 11, verse 12, we see that it's on the following day. So after his triumphal entry, after Palm Sunday, he comes in to shouts of Hosanna. They quote the Psalms to…
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…shows us what he was willing to protect and what he was willing to restore. It shows us what Jesus is fixated on in the last moments of His life.Mark 11 v. 12reads this the next morning, as they were leaving Bethany, jesus was hungry. He noticed a fig tree in full leaf a little way off, so he went over…
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…want to obey, but when you begin to declare, it will obey. This may not be on the screen, but Mark chapter 11, I want to read verse 12 and 14.Mark chapter 11, verse 12and 14. Now the next day, when they had come from Bethany, he was hungry. And seeing afar off a fig tree having leaves, he went to see if perhaps…
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…because it was not the season for figs. Then he said to the tree, “May no one ever eat fruit from you again.” And his disciples heard him say it.’ (Mark 11:12-14) Jesus well knew that this was ‘not the season for figs’. The cursing of the fig tree is prophetic. It speaks of God’s judgement on His fruitless…
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…miracle. So meet me in Mark, Chapter 11. Beginning in verse 12, we only have two verses for our time together, but very important ones nonetheless,Mark 11, verse 12reads. On the following day, when they came from Bethany, he was hungry, and seeing in the distance a fig, tree and leaf, he went to see if he…
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…about this passage of some background information that is going to come into play throughout the message this morning. Uh, we're actually skippingmark chapter 11 verses 12 through 14, which is a story about the fig tree. But don't worry, we're going to come back to it in a couple of weeks. The story of the fig tree is actually…
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…there's this ABA pattern throughout. Turn to Mark 11. We're gonna look at a really easy one, and then I'm gonna give you some hard ones. Alright?Mark 11 verse 12. On the following day, when they came from Bethany, he was hungry. And seeing in the distance a tree or a fig tree and leaf, he went to see if he…
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…of what's happening here. I said this was during the Passion Week. This actually takes place the day after the triumphal entry, according toMark chapter 11, verse 12. Jesus comes to the temple now. He's in Jerusalem, he comes to the temple, and one author described the temple this way. He says, The temple was a…
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