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Mark 2:16 · BSB
2:16 When the scribes who were Pharisees saw Jesus eating with these people, they asked His disciples, “Why does He eat with tax collectors and sinners?”
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…his spiritual disability, Uses this sight language to expose the prideful Pharisees. He's speaking here with a great deal of irony. Similarly, inMark chapter 2, verse 16and 17, We read, And the scribes of the Pharisees, when they saw that he was eating with sinners and tax collectors, Said to his disciples, Why…
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…to be in a right relationship with God but though they think they see they are actually blind they're speaking here with great irony remind me ofMark chapter 2 verse 16and following in the scribes of the Pharisees when they saw that he was eating with sinners and tax collectors said to his disciples why does he…
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…this morning, would you turn with me to Mark chapter 2? Mark chapter 2. We're going to read verses 13 through 17 as we kick off Advent together.Mark chapter 2, verses 13 to 17. I'm sorry, 13 to 17. Would you stand with me as we read God's word together? I know that you just had a seat. God's word says in Mark chapter 2,…
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This sermon is fromMark chapter 2 verses 13 through 17. It is called "The Call of Grace," and it was delivered to Ecclesia churches on June 1st, 2025. So today's passage is pretty short. It's only 13…
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…in his eyes no matter our shortcomings. For the fear of not belonging or being unclean, which manifests as judgment, Jesus offers acceptance. InMark chapter 2 verses 16 to 17it says, When the teachers of the law who were Pharisees saw him eating with the sinners and tax collectors, they asked his disciples, why does he…
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…to change the world is just to open up our homes, open up our dinner tables, and practice hospitality with each other. Join us. From the Gospel ofMark, chapters 2, verses 13 to 17. Once again, Jesus went out beside the lake. A large crowd came to him, and he began to teach them. As he walked along, he saw Levi, son of…
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…continue our series through the gospel of Mark. So if you wanna go ahead and turn to Mark chapter 2, we're gonna focus on verses 13 through 17. SoMark chapter 2 verses 13 through 17. And to catch you up, if you haven't been with us to where we're at, the past several weeks, we've been looking at, the beginning, the start of…
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Please turn in your Bibles toMark chapter 2 verses 13 through 17. Again, that's Mark chapter 2 verses 13 through 17. Good morning. My name is Kirk Miller. I believe I was here, I can't remember exactly when it…
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…friends, let me invite you to stand. Let me invite you to stand as we turn to God's Word. Our sermon passage this morning is found in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 2, verses 13 through 17. That's page 786 in the Pew Bible, and we'll have it on the screen too. Let me read our sermon text for us, and then I'll pray. So this is Mark,…
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…things are going right? Because what if we have a God who changes things? I want to look at an interesting story of Jesus. It's kind of a classic,Mark chapter 2, verses 13 through 17. This is so indicative of Jesus and the confusion that he caused when he stepped onto the scene. It says, Then Jesus went out to the lake shore…
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…things are going right? Because what if we have a God who changes things? I want to look at an interesting story of Jesus. It's kind of a classic,Mark chapter 2, verses 13 through 17. This is so indicative of Jesus and the confusion that he caused when he stepped onto the scene. It says, Then Jesus went out to the lake shore…
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…in, right where we are, even when we aren't the ones seeking him. This is the wonder of Christ. But look at the response of this wonder of Christ.Mark 2, verse 16. And the scribes of the Pharisees, when they saw that he was eating with sinners and tax collectors, said to his disciples, Why does he eat with…
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…have been a Jewish man who had betrayed his people, aligned himself with Rome to line his own pockets. We see the disdain for tax collectors inMark chapter 2, verses 13 through 16. It says, Jesus went out to the lake shore again and taught the crowds that were coming to him. As he walked along, he saw Levi, this same person,…
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…have been a Jewish man who had betrayed his people, aligned himself with Rome to line his own pockets. We see the disdain for tax collectors inMark chapter 2, verses 13 through 16. It says, Jesus went out to the lake shore again and taught the crowds that were coming to him. As he walked along, he saw Levi, this same person,…
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…put, we need a better solution. We need a better answer. And so this leads us to the third and final encounter that we'll look at this morning inMark chapter 2, verses 13 to 17, God's answer to sin. And this third encounter, let's just be honest, this third encounter is a bit different from the other two. Most people, if…
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