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Mark 12:14 · BSB
12:14 “Teacher,” they said, “we know that You are honest and seek favor from no one. Indeed, You are impartial and teach the way of God in accordance with the truth. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar or not? Should we pay them or not?”
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…Jerusalem were shouting, Hosanna, Hosanna, here comes the king into Jerusalem riding on a donkey. And so what Mark does in Mark chapter 12 is inMark chapter 12, verses 13 through 17, Mark tells us about an encounter between Jesus and two groups of people. But what he's really telling us in the greater picture is this that Mark…
Publisher transcript cited as “Mark chapter 12, verses 13 through 17” view source ↗
…buy “approved ones” and then inflate prices. They were profiting off people’s obedience. 2. Money Changing Roman coins had Caesar’s image on them (Mark 12:13–17). Temple tax required a half-shekel without pagan imagery. Again — not wrong in principle. But they added heavy exchange fees. They were using…
Publisher transcript cited as “Mark 12:13–17” view source ↗
…if you've not already turned in your Bibles, do so now or open your worship guide or direct your digital device to the word of God recorded inMark chapter 12, verses 13 through 17. And they sent to him some of the Pharisees and some of the Herodians to trap him in his talk. And they came and said to him, Teacher, we know that…
Publisher transcript cited as “Mark chapter 12, verses 13 through 17” view source ↗
…want to turn in your Bibles to Mark chapter 12, verse 13 and following, we'll look at the story. And if you're using these Bibles, it's on page 74.Mark chapter 12, verses 13 to 17. And so as you heard just a little bit before this, if you're coming to this just for the sermon, you won't know this, so I'll say it again. This…
Publisher transcript cited as “Mark chapter 12, verses 13 to 17” view source ↗
…people's opinion without being rude, without being intrusive, without being imposing. You have to be indifferent to people's opinion. If you go toMark chapter 12 verse 14, Mark 12-14. Mark 12-14. Look at what they said of your master, the one that you're bowing before, the one that we are singing to, the one that we…
Publisher transcript cited as “Mark chapter 12 verse 14” view source ↗
…down to the degree that they took the foundation stones of the wall and flipped them over just to show their power over this. You remember back inMark 12, verses 13-17, there's this question asked by the Pharisees and Herodians about the tax. And should we pay this particular tax they're referring to known as the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Mark 12, verses 13-17” view source ↗
…is that we can know what God has intended for us to know from His Word. And so we go through it carefully, verse by verse. And today we've come toMark chapter 12, verses 13 through 17. Now I'm going to do something a little bit different, as I have for the past countless weeks preached you a 45-minute to an hour sermon. We're…
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