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Mark 2:25 · BSB
2:25 Jesus replied, “Have you never read what David did when he and his companions were hungry and in need?
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…uh accuse and ridicule him and his disciples for breaking the law. So we're gonna talk about just what is the law. And so we're beginning in uhMark chapter 2, verse uh 23 through uh uh uh chapter three, verse verse uh six, right? Is that correct? Okay, great. Jesus went through the wheat fields on the…
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…gonna get into this story. I believe the message this morning, I believe that it is for everyone in this room, and I believe we need this today.Mark chapter 2. We're gonna start in verse 5. Sorry, uh verse 1 through 5. And here's what it says A few days later, when Jesus again entered Capernaum, the…
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…receive, don't resist the change that Jesus brings. Receive, don't resist the change that Jesus brings. Our text following on from last week isMark chapter 2. And tonight we're looking at verses 18 to 22. Mark chapter 2, if you'll turn there, please, in your Bible. Mark chapter 2, verses 18 to 22. This…
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…that he shares with Theophilus. But he does claim to be giving Theophilus an orderly account of the life and ministry of Jesus. Now, according toMark chapter 2, Jesus is in Capernaum and was teaching in a home that was packed. It was packed in the house. It was packed all around the house with people.…
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…allotted to me tonight is so very, very brief, short, to the point, direct, challenging, and I'm going to wait for you to look for the reference,Mark chapter 2, and from verses 13 to 17. And if I don't wait, but just simply read, dear friends, it takes less than 60 seconds to read. But we want to unpack…
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…often hear me say, hey, we haven't earned these things and we don't deserve them. But we ask for them in Jesus' name. Remember Jesus' words inMark chapter 2. Jesus said to them, those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. I came not to call the righteous, but sinners. sinners…
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The Gospel ofMark chapter 2and our reading this evening will be from the first twelve verses. Let us hear the word of the Lord. And again, he entered Capernaum after some…
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…in the darkness. We instead shine light into the darkness so that those in darkness can see the hope that's found in Jesus Christ. If you readMark chapter 2, there's a story there of a man named Levi's other name he went by is Matthew's, the writer of the 1st book of the New Testament. It's a story of…
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…confronts the whole religious organization of Israel. And he does it with power. It's an amazing thing. And here's the one of the great stories. InMark chapter 2, we ran past it, but he heals the paralyzed man that's brought by his friends, and they they cut up the roof and they put him down. And and Jesus…
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…the teaching. I'm going to ask you to stand again for the reading of God's Word as we recognize it indeed is God speaking to us from His Word,Mark chapter 2, and the passage today is 23 through 28. Please hear the Word of the Lord. One Sabbath, He, Jesus, was going through the grain fields, and as they…
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…people to Jesus. In Mark chapter 1, it tells us that the sick and the demon-possessed were brought to Jesus by their friends. When you look atMark chapter 2, the four men carry the paralytic into Jesus. When you look at Mark chapter 6, he's in Gennesaret. And people brought friends there that needed a…
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…as eating and drinking, that he didn't come uh, he didn't come like other people. He came eating and drinking. He was a friend to sinners. InMark chapter 2, he's described as a bridegroom. In Matthew 18, he rejoices to find the lost sheep. Jesus was filled with joy. You see, we've got to work on our…
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…his miracles to confirm his identity and verify his word. Okay? Probably one of the best examples that happens, uh that that this happens at is inMark chapter 2, uh, when uh Jesus, remember the paralytic that got let down through the roof? And we focus on the the, we tell the good Sunday school story about…
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…God does. Again, we do not interpret verses in scripture in isolation. We let scripture interpret scripture. Like, just think about the gospel ofMark, chapter 2. Uh, Jesus actually, he's walking and he heals a paralytic. He heals a man physically. And then he looks him in the eye and he tells him, Your sins…
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…to hear because that power to forgive sins was exclusively assumed to belong to God. So why would Jesus have the audacity to claim in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 2, to be able to forgive sins because Jesus is God. In both Matthew's Gospel and John's Gospel, Jesus claims the very attributes of God: omniscience,…
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…in his homily, and this is where I'll end, in his interpretation of the homily, or an interpretation of the scriptural reading of today from St.Mark, chapter 2. He interprets it precisely as an image and a symbol of the descent of the mind into the heart to meet Christ. The paralytic is ourselves. It's our…
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If you have your Bibles this morning, would you turn with me toMark 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.…
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…with the divine. Tables were sacred. And so the setting of our scene today is no small detail. It's around a table. Look at verse 13 with me inMark chapter 2. He went out again beside the sea, and all the crowd was coming to him and he was teaching them. And as he passed by, he saw Levi, the son of…
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…a compelling figure to so many people of such diverse backgrounds and interests. And actually, as I was studying this account from of healing fromMark chapter 2, the interesting thing is that there's a mass of people seeking out Jesus out of curiosity. We'll get to some of the motivations why, but the same…
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…start with that Mark chapter. We're gonna start with that Mark verse, and we'll talk about the Matthew in a little bit. So recap what she read.Mark chapter 2, 23 through 28. Now we read it from the NRSV this morning. This translation is from the message, which I enjoy a little bit, and I think you'll see…
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