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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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…the Less probably due to his stature. That's about all we know about him. It is interesting that his dad's name was Alphaeus. And we learn inMark chapter 2that Matthew's dad's name was Alphaeus. Now, there's a lot of close connection among the disciples. As I've studied the disciples, I realize they…
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…of the Lord. And the reality is, it is estimated that he only had 18 months to do it. The reality is, as we have looked at Mark chapter 1 andMark chapter 2and part of Mark chapter 3. Although I warned you when we began that Mark moves quickly. He is very brief. But those three chapters and all that…
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…he's a tax collect, tax collector. You don't have anything to do with him. He's an outcast. You don't have anything to do with him. But Jesus inMark chapter 2and verse 15 and 17 didn't see the tax collector. That was the Pharisees first impression. Jesus, he saw a disciple. But if you go to Matthew…
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Mark chapter 2and as we continue our way through the gospel of Mark, the hits just keep coming. ! From the time that Jesus came out of temptation and came on the…
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…about it. But we've already seen some of that, and it just keeps building throughout this gospel. And Jesus has an answer for it. It's found inMark chapter 2, beginning in verse 18, and it says, Now John's disciples and the Pharisees were fasting. And people came and said to him, Why do John's disciples…
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Thank you, men. Thank you, choir. What a blessing. If you have your Bibles, I want to turn toMark chapter 2. ! Mark chapter 2. I had the privilege on Thursday morning to drive to the North ! Greenville University campus with one of our members. He's a…
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…event happens that affects us for a week and sometimes an event happens that affects us for a month and sometimes it affects a generation. ! Jesus.Mark chapter 2beginning verse 1 says, And when he, speaking of Christ, returned to Capernaum after some days it was reported that he was at home. And many were…
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…Father. Well, of course, he would have the company of God the Father anyway. But there are times, aren't there? There's a passage in, I think it'sMark chapter 2, where he gets up early in the morning, goes up a mountain to pray. There are specific times where he needs that communion with the Father that he…
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Every Bible, I want you to turn toMark chapter 2, Mark chapter 2. Then I want you to take this card and I want you to hold it up, okay? This tells me if he's lying a little while ago or if you…
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…your GCSE exams for you. Well, all of those are worthy things, maybe except for perhaps taking your GCSEs for you. But what I want you to see inMark chapter 2with me this morning is that the answer that Mark gives to that question is very different to any of those. See, Mark has placed these two stories…
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…out to me more than any other message I heard from him in all my time in college, and it was a message from the text that we're going to be inMark, chapter 2, because this message really opened up my eyes to the heart of what it means to serve others. To the heart of what it means to serve others. And in…
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…that Jesus Christ had nowhere to go. That's not what this means at all. Jesus was not homeless. He lived in Capernaum. In fact, if you look atMark chapter 2and verse one, it indicates he had a regular place to go. He was not homeless and he did have places to go. You know where else he could go. How…
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…do we have any Bibles in the back? Maybe in the cabinet? Well, anyway, if you've got a Bible app or something, you can just turn. Let's start withMark chapter 2. Mark chapter 2. Oh, thanks, Beth. Does anybody need a Bible? Mark 2. I'll read this for us. It says, now again, he's been kind of doing, at this…
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…we think of as worthless, the lame, the blind, the sick, the ones who are useless in other people's eyes. Jesus says that himself in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 2, the scribes and the Pharisees were around and when they saw him eating with sinners and tax collectors, they said to his disciples, why does he…
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…nice full Sunday Bible study. This same two verses here is there's a parallel in Matthew chapter 9, I think it's verse 9 and following, and inMark chapter 2. Um, we get probably here and in Mark, we get a little more information than we do in Matthew. Um Levi, who is a good, that's a solid Jewish name,…
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…Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen, O praise. Well, we can turn back to our reading in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 2. We're looking at this section from verse 1 down to verse 12, where Jesus heals this man who was brought to him on a stretcher, a paralytic man…
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…was just always eating and drinking with people. And today, I thought we were looking at the very first story of when Jesus had a meal with people.Mark chapter 2, earliest gospel, early in the gospel, Jesus sitting down at the house of Levi. I bet it was wrong, actually. Because even in Mark chapter 1, we…
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…the Sabbath, but as someone who wants to learn and drink deeply of it. While you turn there, you can go to Exodus 20, and then you can also turn toMark, chapter 2, and maybe put your finger there and hold on to it, because we're going to come back to it, but as you turn there in your Bibles, I wanted to share…
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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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…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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