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Mark 13:8 · BSB
13:8 Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be earthquakes in various places, as well as famines. These are the beginning of birth pains.
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…Now, if you've read the New Testament, you know Jesus would use similar language, even to those he called his own, to his disciples, he said inMark chapter 13, therefore stay awake, for you do not know when the master of the house will come in the evening or at midnight, or when the rooster crows or in…
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…teaching about what was going to happen after his resurrection and his ascension into heaven. It's Jesus' longest teaching in the gospel of Mark,Mark chapter 13. Now, if you are new here, you have to know that the length of our passage this morning is way longer than we typically select to preach on. And…
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…was basically reminding them of everything he had taught them prior to that moment. And I'm sure that he took them back to these great words inMark chapter 13which he's already spoken to them. I'm sure he spoke them again. It says in Mark chapter 13 verse 9 he tells his disciples on account of me you…
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I'm going to read together from Mark's gospel this morning,Mark chapter 13, one last look at Mark 13, verses 24 to 37. This is God's word. But in those days, after that tribulation, the sun will be darkened, the moon will…
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…This is God's word. We are working through the last four chapters of Mark's Gospel from now till Easter. And last week, we started looking atMark chapter 13. We're going to look at it this week and next week. So we're really considering the whole chapter these few weeks. And it's about the end of the…
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I'm going to read together from the Gospel ofMark chapter 13 verses 1 to 27. So it's printed in your bulletin. You have a hard copy there in the bulletin. We've got more Bibles out today than we've had in the past. There's…
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…then we disappear. Well, how we lived was no different than how they lived, but we did. Ashley's in our heart and save us. Say Hallelujah. Amen.Mark chapter 13. Mark chapter 13. But of that day. Now what day we talking about? We talking about the day Jesus is coming. But on that day of that day or hour no…
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…situation that Jesus speaks to in the passage we're going to read today. So we're going to read this in stages, because I'm covering the whole ofMark, chapter 13. So if you've got your Bibles or Bible up, you might want to open to Mark 13, and I'm going to start reading from verse 1. As he was going out of…
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All right, Mark 13. If you have your Bible, open up there toMark chapter 13. I'm thankful to be with my church this morning. The verses we're looking at are Mark 13, verses 32 through 37. So let's read this. This is the…
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and his death and his resurrection. And we finished up now withMark chapter 13, which I told you was the hardest section in the gospel of Mark to understand, ending last week with Jesus' command to stay awake, to live all of…
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…his disciples of the importance of doing what he calls staying awake. It's with that that I invite you to turn with me to God's word. We're inMark chapter 13, starting at verse 32. You can turn with me in your worship guide. You can turn in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. No matter where you…
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…end of the world. The fall of Jerusalem and the end of the world. And with that, I'm going to invite you to turn with me to God's word. We're inMark chapter 13. Starting at verse 14, you can turn with me in your Bible or in your worship guide or in your phone. No matter where you turn, remember that this…
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…means that He has not left us to stumble alone in the dark, but instead He's given us His Word to show us the way to go. That's why we read nowMark chapter 13, starting at verse 1. And as He came out of the temple, one of His disciples said to Him, Look, teacher, what wonderful stones and what wonderful…
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…at it. And we're going back to preaching through the book of Mark. Last week, after our sort of Christmassy New Year's break, and last week we readMark chapter 13, 1 to 27, and today we're going to look at Mark 13, 24 to 27. We're going to read, I mean, 24 to 37. We're going to read that little bit twice…
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…second coming. So, let's look and see what he says. And he says some things which are very, very, very surprising. So, let's turn in our Bibles toMark chapter 13. And we're going to begin earlier than the part I read. We're going to begin at verse 1. And here's how it goes. And as Jesus came out of the…
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…not that my hand has disappeared. It's not that it's irrelevant anymore. It's just not the primary focus of what I see. That's what's happening inMark chapter 13. There are elements to Jesus's lesson where the temple and its destruction in AD 70 is what's primarily in view. That doesn't mean that the end of…
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…to follow Yahweh, the God of Israel. Didn't happen for many. Jesus is now bringing God in a greater way to the nations and the peoples.Mark chapter 13, we're told the gospel must first be proclaimed to all the nations. So that's one way in which the kingdom is here. Jesus is bringing something…
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…is by the seashore in Mark. Also Mark 13 and 25. It says this, the stars of heaven will fall and the powers in heaven will be shaken. Verse 26 ofMark chapter 13, says it'll come at the time when he is coming in the clouds. Where Where is the clouds? That's the sky right there. What's going to happen to the…
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…the seashore. Now, that's the region above the Guy that we look up and see above the clouds. That's where the stars are. In fact, interestingly, inMark, chapter 13and verse 26, it's referring to the time when Jesus would come back on the day of the judgment and the Bible says, he will come back in the clouds.…
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Okay, please turn back toMark chapter 13. My apologies. I was planning to preach on Sam 16, but for different reasons, I'm going to be in Mark 13, which is, we're doing a series in East…
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