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Mark 2:6 · BSB
2:6 But some of the scribes were sitting there and thinking in their hearts,
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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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…think I mentioned that this morning with the ramble. And I had to felt him made to fill in for our normal leader this past Friday. So I've been inMark chapter 2in some detail. I want to just read two little sections there with us for a minute and make some observations. We're here to remember the Lord…
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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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…observe and learn, but one thing is this that the friends saw a need and they met a need, and the next thing that happened was literally a miracle.Mark chapter 2, verses 1 to 12. I'm gonna read this from the message translation. It says this after a few days, Jesus returned to Capernaum, and word got around that he was back…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…of Mark called Deny Yourself and Follow Me. So you're looking at the call of discipleship that Jesus issues us. This morning we were looking atMark chapter 2, verse 1 through 12. And this is one of the first healings that Mark does, that Jesus does in Mark. So let's look at what it tells us about Jesus. If you're a note…
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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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…of a fresh, just something I feel is fresh for us uh for for today and for this body for today. So I pray that it's encouraging. Let's start inMark chapter 2. So verse 1. And it when he returned to Capernaum after some days, it was reported that he was at home. And many were gathered together so that…
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…woman comes to Jesus and he sees Jesus allow her to touch him, can't be a prophet. He misunderstood why Jesus came and we find this coming up inMark chapter 2and verse 15. Now it happened as he was dining in Levi's house that many tax collectors and sinners also sat together with Jesus and his disciples,…
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