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Mark 7:26 · BSB
7:26 Now she was a Greek woman of Syrophoenician origin, and she kept asking Jesus to drive the demon out of her daughter.
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…They would have probably shaken his hand, but he would have had no cigar. In fact, if Pearson missed the mark, the mission would be worthless. InMark chapter 7, Jesus deals with a religion that misses the mark. If you open your Bible to Mark chapter 7, and Jesus is clearly speaking about legalism. And how…
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…cause and effect. The very fact that Buddhism identifies an internal problem, again, we somewhat agree, don't we? We think of what Jesus said inMark chapter 7. It's not what goes in, but what comes out of the heart that makes a person unclean. Jesus is talking about an internal problem. What does he say?…
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…categories that you mentioned are put on the back burner. You're right. So let's go back to Jesus, the Pharisees, all the time, give us a sign.Mark chapter 7or 8, I think, you know, Jesus gets in the boat and he's like, Alright, I'm done with you. He you know what I mean? And and he says that multiple…
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…comfortable or we like. But there are very good reasons that we do not need to follow these laws anymore. In the New Testament, for example, inMark chapter 7, we see Jesus saying that a person isn't made unclean by what goes in. But by what's in our hearts. We are no longer under the Old Covenant as the…
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…the logic isn't I sin, so therefore I am a sinner, but rather I am a sinner and therefore I sin. And Jesus talks about this in his ministry inMark chapter 7, where the people are horrified that Jesus doesn't and his disciples don't wash their hands in this way for ritual purity. And Jesus says it's out…
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…at all. It's John heard that from Jesus and speaks to us today. But even more so, John also heard Jesus say this. Check this out. This is inMark chapter 7. What defiles a person, according to Jesus, this is Jesus speaking, what defiles a person comes from within. Out of the heart of man come evil…
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…to that. Back to what God is saying in places like Psalm 53. Does not Jesus reinforce these ideas when he says that, no, out of our hearts,Mark chapter 7, spring iniquity and sinful thoughts, that all of our hearts are in are inclined away from God and towards self. That we all by nature want to live…
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…what you think. The Bible tells us that. Proverbs chapter 23 and verse 7, for as he thinketh in his heart, so is he, Solomon wrote. Jesus said inMark chapter 7, what comes out of a person is what defiles him. For from within, out of the heart of man come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder,…
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…Now, I don't have time to go into this right now, but but if you kept reading along, you would find out that Jesus comes back to this very place inMark chapter 7, just two chapters later, and it says they receive him with love. So what's different? Hey, we want you to leave. You just cast demons out of this,…
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…anything that we do, but it's found in the work of Christ, of what Christ does on our behalf. And Jesus comes and he addresses the clean laws. InMark chapter 7, Jesus says that even with his arrival that these laws have passed. And then there's a wonderful picture in the book of Acts where God sends a…
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So for a brief time this morning, we're going to be looking at the last passory read in the Bible there fromMark chapter 7. So if you have a Bible with you and you want to follow along, that was on page 842, but we'll also have some of the verses up on the screens. I…
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…the core, men and women have a sin problem. There is this well within us that bubbles up things like sexual immorality, like envy, like hatred. InMark chapter 7, Jesus is very clear. What defiles a man and a woman is what comes from inside of you. Our hearts are sinful at their core and out of our sinful…
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…for in our next lead teaching pastor? So be here at six tonight for the beginning of the meeting. If you have your Bibles, I invite you to turn toMark chapter 7, the seventh chapter of the gospel of Mark that we are working our way through. While you are turning there, you'll see coming up on the screen…
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…mess. In other words, the way that these Pharisees, these Pharisees were just focused on the external, what they were doing externally. Over in uhMark chapter 7, 1 through 5, we get this described. Look over at Mark chapter 7. Turn in your Bibles there. Mark chapter 7, 1 through 5. Mark 7, 1 through 5. It…
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Alright, if you would grab your Bibles, your copy of God's Word, and if you would turn it to uhMark chapter 7as we continue along in our Gospel of Mark uh series here. Now um I don't know how often uh you go to your doctor to get a checkup, but um but I…
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…how. It was meant to be. And here's the great thing. That is exactly how Jesus feels. What do we see. As he comes across. The deaf and mute. Man inMark chapter 7. You can check it out afterwards. What does he do? He sighs. Deeply. Sighs. Deeply. It's the same idea. That Paul uses in Romans chapter 8. Again…
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…a reflection of our inner life. And sometimes we describe that as our heart, our inner being, our inner person. So I'm just going to read you fromMark chapter 7, where we read this, Jesus calls a crowd to him and he says, listen to me, everybody listen and understand this, nothing outside a person can…
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…me and keep all the rules? This is why it's better. To give you a sense of backdrop and understanding, what are you talking about? Let me read fromMark chapter 7. This is where Jesus and his disciples, this is how meticulous the Jewish people were. Now, again, look at me. Not to make fun of the Jewish…
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…and acceptable in God's presence. Now the twelve apostles were Jews and so it was pretty hard for them in this. Jesus was however pretty explicit.Mark chapter 7where he told them that in him they were clean, they didn't need the dietary laws but it was still hard. All of their lives they had regarded…
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…crowds? These aren't Jews. These are Gentiles. Thousands of Gentiles coming to Jesus, bringing people to be healed. And here's how I know that. InMark chapter 7, Mark makes it clear that Jesus is in Decapolis, which is a Gentile region. But in this text, if you look at the end of verse 31, we see, so that…
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