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Mark 2:19 · BSB
2:19 Jesus replied, “How can the guests of the bridegroom fast while He is with them? As long as He is with them, they cannot fast.
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…health? Well, strangely it might seem to you, I'm going to address this situation, but maybe not at the perspective that you're thinking. But inMark chapter 2, and uh as our as Colton has spent uh several weeks in the Gospel of Mark, um be looking at that, and I want you to go to verse 13 of chapter 2,…
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…be like, you know? If I if I actually was full of faith and desperate for his presence. Like what would happen? I'll keep going. Uh verses 6 to 9,Mark chapter 2say this. But some of the scribes, these religious leaders, were sitting there and thinking it over in their hearts. What does this man, like, why…
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…And that's what I want us to talk about this morning. If you're physically able to do so, why don't you stand with me as we read God's Word.Mark chapter 2, beginning in verse 1, it says, And when he, that is Jesus, returned to Capernaum after some days, it was reported that he was at home. And many…
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…can be interruptible. Jesus is profoundly interruptible. This is not the only story that illustrates that. We have several stories. For example, inMark chapter 2, Jesus goes to Capernaum, where he was living at the time. It says, when he returned to Capernaum several days later, the news spread quickly that…
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…can be interruptible. Jesus is profoundly interruptible. This is not the only story that illustrates that. We have several stories. For example, inMark chapter 2, Jesus goes to Capernaum, where he was living at the time. It says, when he returned to Capernaum several days later, the news spread quickly that…
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…question is, why are they reacting this way? Well, look at some of the things that Jesus has said about himself. In just the previous chapter, inMark chapter 2, some men bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus to be healed. And Jesus responds by saying, son, your sins are forgiven. Now, everybody knew,…
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…I want to weekly schedule a time of rest because I now know our final thought this morning, taking a Sabbath is a blessing. It's a blessing. InMark chapter 2, we read what Jesus says to us about a Sabbath. And please understand, for those of you who want to argue and say, oh, it's an Old Testament…
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…that. But you know we have the solution. And his name is Jesus. I said his name is Jesus. So let's get into the word. The Gospel according toMark chapter 2, Hallelujah. I just want to say that I enjoyed myself immensely at the forward conference. Thank you, Pastor Jacob Rodriguez for inviting me. Man,…
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…was present but he wasn't prepared to receive what was going to happen that afternoon you see I'm going to take you to Mark chapter 2 verse 3 to 5mark chapter 23 5 and it says then they came to him bringing a paralytic who was carried by four men and when they could not come near him because of the crowd…
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…you will be saved. That's the message of the gospel. His power flows out to heal and to forgive. The Gospels are full of these stories. Remember inMark chapter 2, the paralytic, the man that couldn't move, walk. So he had four friends that put him on a stretcher and took him to a house, and the crowd inside…
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…sense of the ancient, ancient Old Testament and the later New Testament after Jesus. Well, the best thing to do and we'll end up here today too,mark, chapter 2, which is what the chosen segment was patterned after this weighs in and interprets it in Mark 2, very well-forced. Those two verses are on the…
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…always where I'm going to pursue. He didn't stay where it was comfortable. He didn't stay where it was familiar. He went where there was a need. InMark, Chapter 2, Mark. Mark is actually telling us right in Chapter 2, verse 17, about the calling of Matthew, which we're going to get to in Chapter 9 of Matthew.…
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…of us need to be ransomed. Right? the plight of humanity is that we are held in captivity. And if you go back to the earliest part of the Gospel,Mark chapter 2, these friends, they bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus and they lay Him down before Jesus. And what does Jesus say to this man? He says, Son,…
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We are reading from the book ofMark, chapter 2. We are reading from verse 1 to 12. Amen, and again, he entered Kepanaum after some days and it was hard that he was in the house Immediately. Many…
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…house. And he invites his friends, who are other tax collectors and other people that no one likes. And it causes a really big stir. We see this inMark chapter 2. It says, Later Levi, who's also named Matthew, invited Jesus and his disciples to his home as dinner guests, along with many tax collectors and…
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…house. And he invites his friends, who are other tax collectors and other people that no one likes. And it causes a really big stir. We see this inMark chapter 2. It says, Later Levi, who's also named Matthew, invited Jesus and his disciples to his home as dinner guests, along with many tax collectors and…
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…They look very similar to two miracles that Jesus performed himself. the first, Aeneas, he's a paralytic. He is raised much like the paralytic ofMark chapter 2where, if you remember, a paralytic is lowered through the roof and Jesus tells him just like he does Aeneas here to rise, take up your bed and…
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…to be reminded that your value in God's eyes has nothing to do with brickmaking. This is a massive point. I'll prove it to you through Jesus' life.Mark chapter 2. Jesus is violating the law of the Sabbath. Okay? So what happens after Genesis 2? After Genesis 2, they make it a law because they go, We need…
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…however we are lost, Jesus came to seek and to save the lost. He wants to bring you back close to him. He says similar things in other places.Mark, chapter 2, Jesus is eating with tax collectors and sinners and the religious leaders say, why is he doing this? They didn't understand and Jesus said, here's…
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…and he proclaims the good news of the gospel saying, the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. InMark chapter 2, the paralytic, he gets lowered through the roof at Jesus' feet and do you remember what Jesus says? The first thing that he says is, son, your…
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