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Mark 15:2 · BSB
15:2 So Pilate questioned Him, “Are You the King of the Jews?” “You have said so,” Jesus replied.
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…to Herod then. We read about that next week. And then the second trial before Pilate as well. And then the scourging, which you can read about inMark chapter 15if you like. The condemnation of by Pilate before the crowds is in John chapter 19. So we have all of this that's happening before we even get to…
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…the cross of Jesus Christ has no eternal purpose, no significance. Well, with that in mind, let's turn to God's word. So please turn with me toMark chapter 15. That's on page 852 of the Black Bibles. And regulars that will know that we've been in Mark's Gospel for a while. We're now in the penultimate…
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…person of the Trinity. We see that God did not back away from the suffering, but he actually embraced it and he actually took it head on. And so inMark chapter 15, it's about Jesus's trials, his beatings, and ultimately his death. In the midst of this, we find this passage, Mark 15, verses 16 to 20. The…
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…and weakness, it was also the power and the wisdom of God. Now we're going to have two readings this morning. We're going to have a reading fromMark chapter 15, and then after that, some words from Acts chapter 4, which help us understand the sufferings of the Christ. So if you could open up your Bible to…
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Go ahead and take your Bible this morning. I'm going toMark chapter 15this morning. ! Mark chapter 15 as we're going to continue finishing up here in the book of Mark here. There's another section here this morning as…
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…done to me. But if you fail, may this be done to me. I will take responsibility for my failure or for your failure. It was a covenant of grace. InMark chapter 15, when Jesus is being crucified, this is what it says. And when the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the whole land until the ninth…
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…And then, of course, Jesus was sober. Never drunk. But I want you to look at a very interesting exchange. You can leave Proverbs 31 behind. Jump toMark chapter 15. We're going to go to a couple more passages before we take communion, but Mark 15 first. Mark 15, verse 22. This is describing the crucifixion.…
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This morning, go ahead and take your Bibles, turn over toMark chapter 15. Mark chapter 15 as we continue in our series here this morning with Mark chapter 15 as we're going to look at the hour that Christ died. And we're…
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…process of coronating a Caesar. Um, Thomas Schmidt uh, when I read this from him, it just blew my mind. Uh, okay, look at this now. We're gonna goMark chapter 15. If you don't have your Bible, it'll be on the side screens. Mark 15, we're gonna go chapter verse 16 through 33 straight through. We're not look,…
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…the Lord has done all this for me. So all I can say, thank you, God. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jen. Now, what I want us to do now is turn toMark chapter 15. Mark chapter 15. And we're going to read through the narrative of the cross. So in Mark chapter 15. Let me tell you a page number when I get there…
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…said from the cross as a devotional this week and to remind us of the cross of Jesus as we head towards the empty tomb. The Bible continues inMark chapter 15, when it was noon, darkness came over the entire land until three in the afternoon. And at three, Jesus cried out with a loud voice, Eloh, Elo,…
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…place. You know, the one thing we always have to keep in mind is the crucifixion did not catch Jesus off guard. And Jesus knew. But if you foundMark chapter 15, let's look here this morning. We'll read a couple of verses here. Then we'll get into our text for the sake of time here this morning. But you…
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…people, the natural response is make sure they get what they deserve. We have a moment in Jesus's life where we get to see Jesus's response. And inMark chapter 15, the context is this, that Jesus has been on trial. And there's a moment where what's common practice is they would release a prisoner as a part of…
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…That was the whole ploy in that. And so as we're going to see here, as they openly call for his death. And so if you found your Bible this morning,Mark chapter 15, let's stand together in honor of reading of the Word of God here this morning. And we'll look here and just read the first five verses here, and…
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…ultimate sacrifice for us. And look at what happens. We hear about this in three of the four gospel accounts. We get this little detail. This isMark chapter 15, 37 through 38. It says that when Jesus was up on the cross and as he was about to die, it says, then Jesus uttered another loud cry, and he…
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If you have a bible, I invite you to turn toMark chapter 15. We have two weeks left. In Mark, although after Mark, we're going to look at the Ascension, and then we are going to look at Pentecost. Mark has…
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If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toMark chapter 15. We are getting close to the end of our series going through the gospel of Mark. If you don't have a Bible, we have the text there in your worship…
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…hold one another accountable. So I would love for you to pick up one of these as you're heading out so we could be reading together. Alright. SoMark chapter 15, and we'll read the first 15 verses. And, and we will not be easing back into, into the word of God this year. This is a, it's a beautiful but…
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…that? Because Simon had two sons, did you know that Simon had two sons, Alexander and Rufus? You can find their names written in Mark's account,Mark chapter 15, and also in the early church in Romans, chapter 16. I. Alexander and Rufus grew to be men who were great figures in the early church. Even Paul…
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…one of the things that I was reading this week is that it's possible that Rufus is the one of the two sons of Simon of Cyrene. Because if you readMark chapter 15, Mark, who was writing in Rome his biography, his gospel, his account of Jesus' life, when it gets to the portion about Simon of Cyrene, you know,…
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