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Mark 3:13 · BSB
3:13 Then Jesus went up on the mountain and called for those He wanted, and they came to Him.
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…You do not need permission from the 12 disciples. Now, you might want to give the disciples a break at this point. You could say, well, we saw inMark chapter 3and chapter 6 that Jesus had given them this special commission to go out teaching and healing and casting out demons. And so it would just be…
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…It is true that Satan was conquered at the cross, but it was the arrival of Christ which was the beginning of his humiliation. Why? Because inMark chapter 3, at the beginning of Jesus' ministry, He talks about the strong man being bound and the house being plundered. That's why Jesus says in Matthew 16…
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…do we see the question asked, we also see it answered. There's various characters who believe that they know who Jesus is. The unclean spirits inMark, chapter 3, tell him that he is the Son of God. So the demons seem to understand something, that the disciples are still working to grasp. Later in Mark,…
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…thinking. And all I'll say about the mentally ill claim is this. If you, I think it was the last sermon I did just before in December, but it's inMark chapter 3and what you see in Mark chapter 3 is very interesting is that the Bible understands the distinction between mental illness and demon possession.…
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…remember that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus in His life and His death and His resurrection. We're shifting our focus a little bit. We leftMark chapter 3behind last week, and this morning we're beginning Mark chapter 4, where Jesus leaves His healing, and we begin to see specifically Him teaching…
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…we come back week after week to hear what God has to say to us in His Word. We're continuing our series in the Gospel of Mark. Today we're endingMark chapter 3, and next week we'll begin Mark chapter 4. You'll remember that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus in His life and His death and His resurrection.…
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…today addresses this human problem in a very, very interesting way. So it would be a great help to me if you would open up your Bibles and turn toMark chapter 3, verse 1 to 19. And let's look at these stories, especially the first one, but all three of them, as it speaks to this human problem of unrecognized prejudice or…
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…We have all four Gospels giving us, in summary, Jesus' teachings, which they did not have access to in that moment. We have more now than anyone inMark chapter 3did. We know more than anyone in Mark chapter 3 knew. Jesus has sent his Spirit, which can be present with each and every Christian at all times.…
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…at his feet. Now the woman was a Gentile, Syrophoenician by birth. And the people of Tyre and Sidon, they weren't totally unfamiliar with Jesus.Mark chapter 3, when all of those crowds were coming to Jesus, it said that people were coming from as far as Tyre and Sidon. And they were bringing their sick…
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…Spirit, three persons, one God, that Jesus himself knows all exhaustively. It says this in verse 21. I actually forgot to... Is it Mark, right?Mark chapter 3or Mark chapter 4? Mark chapter 2? I do not know the Bible exhaustively. Verse 21 says, And the scribes and the Pharisees began to question Jesus,…
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…you by the Lord that you receive in the church. A new reality, a new family. And Jesus has already laid the groundwork for this in Mark earlier inMark chapter 3. Remember, he was preaching, and people came to him and said, Your mother and your brothers are looking for you. The people thought he was out of…
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…the island until he destroyed the island city. By the time of Jesus, it had been rebuilt to some extent, had become again a commercial center. InMark chapter 3and in Luke chapter 6, people from Tyre and Sidon had come down to hear Jesus, to meet him. Sidon is another community there. Some believe it's the…
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…is taken for granted. If you look at the controversies between Jesus and the Jewish religious leaders in the Gospels, like in Matthew 9 or 12 orMark chapter 3, Jesus' naysayers never questioned that Jesus did miracles. They questioned how Jesus did miracles. They accused him of using the power of the…
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…misfits. Because they're the ones that Jesus started with. It's a motley crew, it really is. But God used them. And so we may read through this inMark chapter 3, similar to the way that we read through verses 7 through 12 last week, and we think, really, what really is there here for us to understand? But…
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…If he would reward them for doing their religious duties. They were prosperity seekers. That's what they were looking for. That's the crowd inMark chapter 3. They're greedy. They're just looking to get something from him. And while Jesus cared deeply about their needs his chief objective was to preach…
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…of things. His primary calling is this. Come and be with me. In Mark's gospel when Jesus calls the disciples or the apostles this is what it says.Mark chapter 3. He appointed the twelve those whom he also named apostles that they might be with him and that he might send them out to preach. The first thing…
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…had a number of run-ins with the religious leaders over this issue, which we've talked about already. There was the man with the shriveled hand inMark chapter 3. Look at what Jesus said to the Pharisees there as they were ready to pounce on him for working on the Sabbath by healing this man. He said, which…
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…3, verse 21 actually gives us a glimpse of what they thought of him. Right? So Jesus has a mom and he has siblings. Okay, and here's a scene inMark chapter 3where Jesus just gets done picking his apostles and growing an entire fan base as he's teaching all of these things, basically calling himself the…
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…be the feel and focus of the family of God? What makes us as God's family distinct? Well, according to Jesus, we're going to see this in a minute,Mark chapter 3, what distinguishes us as God's family is our shared commitment to do the will of our Father. We're committed together to obey our Father. Now,…
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…him in an abyss? Again, I think this is somewhat figurative language, but I think it's describing something real. It's interesting when Jesus, inMark chapter 3, is casting out demons and healing people and the scribes and the religious leaders come and they accuse Jesus of doing the work of Satan. This is…
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