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Mark 7:21–23 · BSB
7:21 For from within the hearts of men come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery,
7:22 greed, wickedness, deceit, debauchery, envy, slander, arrogance, and foolishness.
7:23 All these evils come from within, and these are what defile a man.”
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…who did was healed. I mean, it it sounds like just miracle after miracle after miracle. It's pretty incredible. Now, by the time we pick up inMark chapter 7, Jesus has now traveled outside of the Jewish area, the Galilean side of the area, and he has gone to the pagan region of the Decapolis, or 10…
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…think you'll see that it's not a perfect fit, but in similitude, I think you'll understand where I'm going. Matthew 15, and would you also pick upMark chapter 7? Matthew 15 and Mark chapter 7. And let's cross-reference a couple of scriptures here. Matthew 15 and Mark chapter 7. They were supposed to die,…
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…where he was, he sent his disciples out everywhere to preach. And probably in that time is where Mark was saved. In that time they went preaching.Mark chapter 7through chapter 8, verse 26, in this section, this is the servant comforting the heart or confronting the hearts. He confronts the hearts of the…
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…in the Father's time. Let me tell you something. He moved then in the Father's will and in the Father's time. And that's how he still moves today.Mark chapter 7, beginning in verse 31. And it says this. When he returned from the region of Tyre and went through Sidon to the Sea of Galilee in the region of…
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Mark chapter 7, after many miracles, some great teaching, many lives impacted, the critics caught up with Jesus. ! Pharisees and scribes had accused him of…
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Mark chapter 7. If you study through the Gospel of Mark as we have been doing, whether you noticed it or not, there is a building up that happens. Mark chapter 7.…
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…beware of the constant danger of slipping back into letting our desires control the narrative. Be on guard against that. Jesus explained this inMark chapter 7, for from within, out of the heart, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit, sensuality, envy,…
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…he went to great effort to protect their dignity. One example of this, that's really indicative of the way that Jesus interacted with people, isMark chapter 7, starting in verse 31, the healing of a deaf man. It says, Then Jesus left the vicinity of Tyree and went through Sidon down to the Sea of Galilee…
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…that is not affected by it. And you might say, well, that's really strong, Paul. Really, really strong. But remember what Jesus said. Jesus said inMark chapter 7, for within, from out of the heart, of man and woman, come evil thoughts, fornication, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit,…
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…And we know what's in the heart. The heart is deceitful and above all things, desperately wicked. Jeremiah 17 and 9 says and who can know it? AndMark Chapter 7tells us this in verse at 21. For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders, theft,…
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…she would not die. And Jairus got Jesus to his daughter, and Jesus brought her back from the dead. The power of Jesus. And then we find also inMark chapter 7, you remember the story about the Cyrophoen woman? Syrophoenician means that she was not an Israelite. She was outside of the land of Israel. And…
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…Peter took him by the right hand in the sand. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Why do we always touch? Did you see that? Look at Mark 7. Go back to Mark.Mark chapter 7. Mark 7 verse 32. Then they brought to him one who was deaf and had an impediment in his speech and they begged him to put his hand on him. These…
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…and sporadic. Where have we seen it? Well, we saw it from the unclean Gentile woman in Mark 5. We saw it from the Syrophoenician woman unclean inMark chapter 7. We've seen it from the deaf mute man in chapter 7. We haven't seen much vibrant, robust faith among those within Israel in Mark's gospel to this…
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…comes off, it'll grow back. Don't get bent out of shape over things that really do not matter. I want you to turn, if you would, in your Bible toMark chapter 7. We're going to get there in just a moment. While I am truly thrilled to be here, I am sorry for the occasion to be filling in for Daniel because…
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…God, let us hear what you want us to hear so that we might be who you want us to be and do what you want us to do. Amen. So our reading is fromMark chapter 7, starting with verse 24. Let us listen together for God's Word to us. From there Jesus set out and went away to the region of Tyre. He entered a…
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…the religious exercises, but there's no real heart to support it. They're missing the nature of Jesus while they put on this religious show. So,Mark chapter 7and verse 6. Mark chapter 7 and verse 6. While you're looking there, it's one book over. These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts…
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If you were this morning, if you were turning your Bibles to the Gospel of Mark,Mark chapter 7. And we'll be reading verses 1 through 23 of Mark chapter 7 this morning. Mark chapter 7. Verses 1 through 23. And it reads as follows. Now the…
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…best Self-made worship, not only hypocritical and empty and heartless, but contrived. And Jesus applies this passage directly to the Pharisees inMark, chapter 7. When they looked at Jesus and they were saying why do they eat their food with unwashing hands? You know they didn't go through the prescribed…
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…questions. Where do our biggest problems come from? Where do their solutions come from? Please follow along as I read the whole passage.Mark 7 verses 1 to 23. Now when the Pharisees gathered to him with some of the scribes who had come from Jerusalem, they saw that some of his disciples ate with hands…
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…of each of us. There is a more serious internal problem than even the external visible problem that this man has. If you turn over a few pages toMark chapter 7, you will see this underlined by Jesus. Mark chapter 7, verse 20. Here Jesus is surrounded by the Pharisees who are so keen on keeping themselves…
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