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Mark 15:26 · BSB
15:26 And the charge inscribed against Him read: THE KING OF THE JEWS.
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…and wherever they go, they will be in the wilderness somewhere. Because we live in a predator kind of world. When Jesus was going to the cross InMark, chapter 15, we're told about the disciples were in the upper room. Judas is gonna deny him. He's gonna deny him three times. He's a treasurer. They all had…
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…Scripture, of the Word of God, to keep God at a safe distance, but inside we've got a deceitful heart. Heart. The heart is a cauldron of emotions.Mark chapter 15says this, and he, being Jesus, charged them, saying, Take heed, beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and the leaven of Herod. Jesus warned his…
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…of the Bible. And in fact, the words in Psalm 22, I don't know if you've realized this, they are the exact words that Jesus says on the cross inMark chapter 15and Matthew 20, 17. And that's not a mistake. See, Jesus is pointing at Psalm 22 when he's on the cross and says, this is where I am at. If you…
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…through the person of Jesus Christ. There's another passage, we've read the passage from Luke. Let's go ahead and look at the passage fromMark chapter 15. They forced a man coming in from the country who was passing by to carry Jesus' cross. He was Simon of Cyrene, the father of Alexander and Rufus.…
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…for your faithlessness too. If you let down your side of the bargain, may I be cut off. If you fail, if you sin, if you falter, let me be cut off.Mark chapter 15. When the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the whole land until the ninth hour. And at the ninth hour, Jesus cried out in a loud voice,…
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…more importantly, an end to the separation from God. How will Jesus do that? We're at the beginning of Mark's story, at the end of Mark's story,Mark chapter 15, Mark records the death of Jesus. And there in verse 38, as Jesus dies, down in the temple, the curtain, the dividing line between the people and…
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…beloved Persis, who labored much in the Lord. Greet Rufus, chosen in the Lord, and his mother and mine. So turning your Bibles to the left, go toMark chapter 15. I just want to make note of this guy, Rufus. Mark 15. Remember the story? Jesus is carrying the cross, and he stumbles under the weight of the…
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…the foot of the cross. It's only at the foot of the cross after Jesus died that you get the first human confession that Jesus is the son of God. InMark chapter 15, we read that Jesus, He's on the cross. He utters out a loud cry. Mark doesn't tell us what that cry is, but it likely was, tetelestai or it is…
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…chapter 15, verses 33 to 41. Now we are going to read a passage also from Hebrews chapter 10, verses 19 to 25. First to the Gospel according toMark, chapter 15, and beginning reading at verse 33. We read about the death of Jesus on the cross. And when the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the…
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We've been studying the Gospel of Mark on Sunday mornings and we are nearing the end. As we finishMark chapter 15today, if you'd like a sermon outline or borrow one of our Bibles, just raise your hand. Until we get to chapter 14, mark has spent a long time…
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Please do open your Bibles again toMark chapter 15. It's on page 852. I'll be looking at verses 16 to 20 this evening. ! Lord God, help us to see the glory of Christ this evening. Help us to see the…
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Please do grab your Bibles and turn back toMark chapter 15. ! Would you help us to receive your word and faith? Help us to know the Lord Jesus better, not just to know him, but would we love him? Would we…
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…like to borrow a Bible to look on today, just raise your hand or ushers to be happy to give you an outline or a Bible, and we're going to be inMark, chapter 15. If you brought a Bible and want to follow along as I read it. Mark, chapter 15, beginning. I'm going to go jump up to verse 27 and then go to…
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…than gold, even the finest gold. And it's sweeter than honey, even honey that comes straight from the honeycomb. And so that's why we read now.Mark chapter 15, starting at verse 42. And when evening had come, since it was the day of preparation, that is, the day before the Sabbath, Joseph of Arimathea, a…
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…out. So we've been studying the Gospel of Mark on Sunday mornings. We're not quite finished. We're almost there. Today we're going to be back inMark, chapter 15. If you brought a Bible, you want to turn there, and if you'd like a sermon outline or a Bible, please raise your hand. Our restrooms would be…
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…Savior, and second, the torn curtain. The forsaken Savior and the torn curtain. I'm going to invite you to turn with me in God's Word. We're inMark chapter 15, starting in verse 33. And you can turn there in your Bible, you can turn on your phone, and you can turn in your worship guide. No matter where…
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…ultimate king? What do we learn about his kingship from his crucifixion? With that, I'm going to invite you to turn with me to God's Word. We're inMark chapter 15, starting at verse 16. You can turn in your worship guide. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your Bible. No matter where you turn,…
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…and if he does, so should I. I should be willing to look into my heart and see if what's driving me is just envy. If we go a little further, we seeMark chapter 15, envy is what caused the Jewish leaders to hand Jesus over for crucifixion. Colossians chapter 3 says that envy earns God's wrath. God takes this…
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…that we are going to look at this morning. What does Jesus' trial mean for you? So with that, I invite you to turn with me to God's Word. We're inMark chapter 15, starting at verse 1. You can turn with me in your worship guide. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your Bible. No matter where you turn,…
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…A Lord, the Lord just means king. And so Isaiah and Mark's gospel are both the books of the king. And when you get to the very end of the gospel ofMark, chapter 15, the king stands before a punches pilot and pilot says, are you the king? And Jesus responds, you have said so, meaning no, but yes. No, I'm not…
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