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Mark 5:33 · BSB
5:33 Then the woman, knowing what had happened to her, came and fell down before Him trembling in fear, and she told Him the whole truth.
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…his life. He always forgot, he always remembered, I'm a son. I am a son. He would consistently steal time away to be with the Father. I think it'sMark chapter 5talks about him doing this exact same thing. And he says, as was his custom. He would consistently steal time away to be with the Father, not out…
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…that got in the way. Do you think that's the problem with what Jesus is doing here? Maybe it's lack of experience, lack of power. No. No. InMark chapter 5, Jesus raised Jairus' daughter from the dead. This is so much easier and simpler than bringing someone who is dead and making them alive again. The…
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…take a look at the Mark. Uh there's a couple other details that are going to be helpful for us, I think, this morning as we study this passage.Mark chapter 5. Luke also has the same uh account as well, and I think it's the same account. I'll try to make that case as we read through this Mark one here.…
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…one of only a few times where we see Jesus in Gentile territory. We have only seen it once before in the Gospel of Mark. Think back all the way toMark chapter 5, when Jesus healed a man with a demon who was in the country of the Gerasenes. We find out later in the story of the Bible, in Acts chapter 10,…
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…You'll remember that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus and his life and his death and his resurrection. And we come today to the second half ofMark chapter 5. You'll remember the last two weeks we've had these two stories that were pairs that went together. The first one was Jesus' power and control over…
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…going to be time that I spend talking about demon possession. Okay? With that, we're going to jump in together. I invite you to turn with me toMark chapter 5. You can turn in your worship guide. You can turn in your Bible. You can turn in your phone. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's…
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…most, I found the most moving, I was reading it again this week, the most moving in Jesus' life is he encountered an individual. And we get it inMark chapter 5. And it's the one we just read earlier. I find it the most amazing scene is Jesus goes about his business. And Jesus, the context is, Jesus is on…
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…week, where a loved one has had a bad prognosis. So this is a deeply personal text, and let's turn to it and see what it is that was said. It'sMark chapter 5, beginning at verse 21. And as you've been warned, if I get a bit emotional during the sermon, it is because it's obvious, obvious, now that you…
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…and the Legion of Demons. That's the sermon today. Jesus and the Legion of Demons were evil spirits. So let's turn and look at this text. It'sMark chapter 5, beginning at verse 1. It goes from 1 to 20. And just before, as you're maybe turning to look at it in your Bibles, just a couple of things. First…
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Okay, for a few minutes this morning, I want to look back at the reading that Robin took from Mark chapter 10, rather thanMark chapter 5. I don't know why I had that open at Mark 5. And really, one of the themes we're looking at, we're looking at the theme we're going to look at, we…
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…peace. These are aspects of the fruit of the Spirit. Well, the agony of waiting, the sense of pain and turmoil in the midst of a waiting is here inMark chapter 5, verses 21 through 43. There are multiple kinds of waits here. There are multiple senses of urgency and of even despair. And what we learn primarily from them is that…
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If you have your Bibles, turn with me this morning to the Gospel ofMark chapter 5, and we're going to begin looking at verse 21, and we're going to look at a number of verses through verse 42. We should be through sometime about…
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Good morning, Church. I'd like for you to turn with me toMark chapter 5, verses 21 through 43. This passage contains an account about an extraordinary day in Jesus' life. And it's extraordinary not so much because of the miracles that Jesus…
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…is in his teaching. Second place is in his healing. In his healing, here's another chapter if you're just bored sometime. Want to read one chapter,Mark chapter 5. It's a great, great chapter in the Bible. There's got him Jarius. He's kind of a leader in his community. He comes to Jesus and says, Hey, my…
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…your community, in your family, at your job, with your friends. But he calls most people to stay where they are. A good example of this is down inMark chapter 5. Jesus healed a demon-possessed man. He was totally changed. He was like an animal before Jesus changed him, cast out the demon. Well, as soon as…
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…this paralyzed man. And I think we can see the same when we look at the story of Tabitha or Dorcas, and we compare it to Jairus' daughter inMark chapter 5. And remember that Peter was one of the three disciples who was there when Jairus' daughter was raised from the dead. And again, we can see some…
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…with Him, so that way we may truly know who you are. We pray this in the power of King Jesus' name. Amen. If you have your Bibles, please turn toMark chapter 5, or if you want to just listen, that is fine too. I'll be reading from the NIV, Mark chapter 5, verses 1 through 20. Mark chapter 5, verses 1…
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…from this theme. How to have confidence in God in the midst of chaos. If you have your Bibles, turn with me to the book of Mark. More specifically,Mark chapter 5. Mark chapter 5. Now, I don't know if you realize it or not, but let me just kind of give you a little background for a moment. All four of these…
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…could do to make himself see God and live, but in the very call from God, he comes alive and he comes out. The same thing for the little girl inMark chapter 5. She's dead in bed. Jesus kneels down beside her bed, takes her hand of a young dead woman and says, little girl arise and the girl comes alive.…
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…is just a couple of chapters before, in Luke chapter 8, he told them the exact same parable about the light. And this parable is also found inMark chapter 5, and also found in Matthew chapter 5, verses 14 and 16. So, this parable must be important and significant for Jesus to repeat all over again. So,…
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