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Mark 2:15 · BSB
2:15 While Jesus was dining at Levi’s house, many tax collectors and sinners were eating with Him and His disciples—for there were many who followed Him.
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…touches him. And he is cleansed. He is cleansed on the outside to show us the cleansing that happens on the inside when we are forgiven. Or imagineMark chapter 2and see Jesus standing in that house and looking up and seeing this paralytic being lowered down on a bed, and his friends who have tried with all…
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…sin. Only God could forgive sin. Let me run through a bunch of passages for you quickly. If you want, you can just write down the reference.Mark chapter 2, beginning in verse 7. Who can forgive sins but God alone? That's a New Testament passage referencing Old Testament theology. If you're interested,…
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…greater than sex, right? That sex points to. It's our relationship with God and the community that he's building. And this man points out fromMark chapter 2the fact that Jesus refers to himself as the bridegroom. In other words, he is the true husband. He's inviting us into something ultimately that's…
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…make no mistake. Jesus claimed to be God. He did this in various places as recounted in the Gospels. He did it through his claim to forgive sin inMark chapter 2, when the religious leaders asked the question, who can forgive sin but God alone? He did this in John's Gospel, in John chapter 5, when the…
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…who mourn for they will be comforted. Blessed are the poor in spirit for their sins. Blessed are the poor in spirit. Now the next encounter inMark chapter 2that Jesus has, we see he doesn't just have compassion on the leper and compassion on our helpless state because that would be nice but it's not…
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…20 and 21. From the mountainside, we are now back at Jesus' home in Capernaum. This is most likely the same place that Jesus was staying at inMark chapter 2where these four guys bring to this house their paralytic friend. They can't get in. They rip open a hole in the ceiling and they drop their…
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…are not sick? This is nothing but sorrow of the heart, that's emotion. That's emotion. But sometimes also heart is intellect or it's the mind inMark chapter 2and verse 8 and immediately when Jesus perceived in his spirit that they reasoned thus within themself, he said to them. Why do you reason about…
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…And that is a condition that we all suffer from equally. And that, when David says this in the psalm, he heals all your diseases. It reminded me ofMark chapter 2. Some of you will know the passage. In Mark chapter 2, the second chapter of that gospel, Jesus is in a house teaching and the house is crowded. No…
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…morning about how you can find true rest. How do you mind true rest, deep rest that you really need, that we all need? Well the answer here is inMark chapter 2. So we're going to look at, I want to look with you at the problem first, the thing that ruins our rest, that gets in the way of our rest. And then…
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…did anything that he wanted to do Y for the son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath now. I like this right here. I like Mark's account. BecauseMark chapter 2, says this. Mark chapter 2, says the Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath. Therefore, the son of man is also Lord of the seventh.…
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…now you turn away from one of the things that was most important in us returning back to God and his ways. This is the same thing that we see inMark chapter 2when Jesus talks about the Sabbath. He says that the man was not made for the Sabbath, but the Sabbath for man. In other words, the Sabbath was…
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…love because that is the life of Jesus. Let me give you an example. It really gets my attention. One of my favorite stories in the Gospels is inMark chapter 2. Again, early in Jesus' ministry, a leper comes to him and falls on his knees and says, if you are willing, you can make me clean. And you're…
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…that is my prayer. I think it's the prayer of many of us this morning, that as we open to your word and particularly this glimpse of Jesus inMark chapter 2, Lord, that your Spirit would be our teacher. You would work through your inspired word. You would show the things of Christ to us, and you would…
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Thank you, Jeannie and worship team. If you have your Bibles today, I invite you to turn to the Gospel ofMark, chapter 2. Our text today will be verses 13 through 17 of Mark chapter 2. You may or may not have heard of two famous names in church history: George…
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…see the growing hostility and the growing opposition to that. That's what Mark gives us a picture of. We're going to read the first 12 verses ofMark chapter 2. I'm reading, if you're following along with me this morning, I'm reading out of the New International Version, and we begin in verse 1. "A few…
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…showing us and catching us glimpses of Jesus as the self-sufficient God who is able to provide for us in all of our deep needs. So for example, inMark chapter 2, Jesus meets with a paralyzed man who is brought to him on his bed. He's unable to walk. And Jesus, before he does anything for the man's physical…
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…follows the pattern that we find in the Gospels. First of all, that healing of paralyzed Anais. And I hope even as we're thinking aboutMark chapter 2, those first 11 verses where Jesus heals the paralyzed man, we can see some parallels. So Jesus, after healing the man, says, pick up your mat.…
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…primary objective all along. And he hinted about it on more than one occasion, did more than just hint about it. Think with me of the episode inMark chapter 2. Jesus is in a house. He's preaching and teaching the word. And the house became so crowded that no one could get in or out. But there were some…
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…man. This is evident in Mark's gospel. First miracle story in chapter 1, which was an exorcism. And then there is a healing of the paralytic inMark chapter 2, which also illustrates what Jesus is saying here. And that is the mission of Jesus is invade and conquer Satan and plant his possessions. Jesus is…
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…going. It's just getting going. Now, tonight I want to talk about boldness. We're gonna look at Luke chapter 11, and then we're gonna end atMark chapter 2. I want to pray, and then we're gonna get into God's word. Are you ready? Because, man, this is a living word tonight. Is anybody ready for the…
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