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Mark 14:3 · BSB
14:3 While Jesus was in Bethany reclining at the table in the home of Simon the Leper, a woman came with an alabaster jar of expensive perfume, made of pure nard. She broke open the jar and poured it on Jesus’ head.
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…name of Mark. Now, Mark was actually just a young boy when Jesus walked the streets of Jerusalem. Many believe that Mark was actually the boy inMark chapter 14, who lost his clothes and ran away naked. Now, you may not know that's in the Bible because it's not in Matthew and Luke's account or John's. It's…
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…word, is used only twice in this chapter and four other places in the Gospels. In those places, it's translated, sternly warned, or in the case ofMark, chapter 14and verse 5, the disciples, a record of Mary anointing Jesus with the ointment. There are 14, 5, it says, for this ointment could have been sold…
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…glory. And that's what God, listen to me, deserves. The glory. The accolades. Come on, amen. Look, if you would, and notice this process. Look atMark chapter 14. And you know this, but in relation to this, verse 26. When they had sung in hymn, they went out into the Mount of Olives. Jesus saith unto them,…
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…and the women sitting in the other area. And here are the men all sitting at the table. The apostles were at the table according to Matthew 26 andMark chapter 14. And may I say, when she came in, she didn't ask anybody any counsel. She didn't say, Is this okay, Lord? She didn't say, Is this okay? Can I do…
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…to move away from your comfort zone. That's why it's called the comfort zone. Remember the story of Peter walking on the water in, in, inMark chapter 14, Peter had to step way outside of his comfort zone. Nobody had ever walked on water before. And Peter said, can I get out of the boat and come to…
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…way, Jesus can replace them with real disciples. Third, we see the abandonment of friends gets thicker, the abandonment of friends. Go with me toMark chapter 14, if you will, the abandonment of friends, Mark chapter 14. This now, these now are the real disciples, the real disciples, the real Mccoys. Look at…
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…to his disciples and the betrayal, not just of the one, but all of his disciples. We read that in the text. I'm reading verse 27. Uh excuse me, inMark chapter 14. I'm picking up in verse 27 that's not in your reading. Jesus said to his disciples, and this is after he went out to the Mount of Olives, you will…
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…Christ was here on the earth. Obviously Peter was one of his disciples and went on to do great things for the Lord after that. But turn over toMark chapter 14. It's been suggested, and I think that's a good suggestion, that Mark was referring to himself in the account there in Mark chapter 14 about a…
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…but Peter and John, as we find from John's account, follow at a distance. Remember that Peter has made this bold proclamation. In the garden fromMark chapter 14, Jesus will tell Peter again, you're going to deny me three times. And Peter has the audacity in the garden on this second time now. In Mark…
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…this week? Church family will be in Mark today for just a few minutes. We will get there by way of 1 Corinthians 11,. But if you want to turn toMark, chapter 14, why do we do the things that we do? We asked that question. Last week, we asked it about baptism. Today I ask the same question about the Lord's…
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If you have your Bibles, turn with me toMark, chapter 14. I'm going to be reading from that in just a minute. And you know it's the end of a new year, we look forward to a new year and you know we're…
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…in what it is they do. In accomplishing redemption. Remember. What Paul teaches. Jesus taught first. So you'll remember Jesus' words fromMark chapter 14. This is Jesus talking to his Father. Abba Father, all things are possible for you. Remove this cup from me. Yet not what I will. But what you…
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…or to take hold of. And so this word was used for the arrest of Jesus Christ, by the way, in Scripture, by the Roman soldiers all the way inMark chapter 14. And it was also used to the arrest of Peter when he was arrested and when he was in prison in Acts chapter 12. And so in Philippians, Paul is…
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…last three years, this should not have been a surprise to them, right? We know that Jesus had been talking to them about his death for a while. InMark chapter 14, you see Jesus tell the disciples, you will all fall away for it is written, I will strike the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered. But after…
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…why I grab my Bible, and I look through all of the original teachings on communion. They show up in the book of Matthew, chapter 26, the Book ofMark, chapter 14, the Book of Luke, chapter 22, and the book of one Corinthians, chapters ten and eleven. And here's what I found in those chapters. Jesus says,…
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…see it. We're about to walk with Jesus and watch Him as he has his face said to the cross. Jump into an incredible, incredible, painful situation.Mark, chapter 14is where we're at. Let me kind of give you the background because a lot has happened, right? A lot has happened. Mark 14 we're picking up Jesus…
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…the main questions I want to ask is, why did Peter do it? Why did Peter deny his Lord? And so with that, I'm going to invite you to turn with me toMark chapter 14, starting at verse 66. You can turn in your Bibles. You can turn on your phones. You can turn in your worship guide. Remember, no matter where you…
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…after His death. He has a warning for those who would put Him to death. And so with that, I invite you to turn with me now. We're going to be inMark chapter 14, and we're starting at verse 53. And as we turn to God's Word, remember what He tells us about it, that His Word is a lamp to our feet and a light…
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…Jesus clearly, to see Him in His beauty, in His glory, in His love, in His final hours before His death. And so that's what we're going to see inMark chapter 14. We're going to be starting at verse 43, and Jesus is going to continue His path to the cross, and we'll see a progression here, not simply His…
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…His submission. We're going to look to see Jesus in His prayer and in His submission. With that, I invite you to turn with me. We're going to be inMark chapter 14, starting in verse 26. You can turn with me in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your worship guide. No matter where you…
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