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Mark 7:33–35 · BSB
7:33 So Jesus took him aside privately, away from the crowd, and put His fingers into the man’s ears. Then He spit and touched the man’s tongue.
7:34 And looking up to heaven, He sighed deeply and said to him, “Ephphatha!” (which means, “Be opened!”).
7:35 Immediately the man’s ears were opened and his tongue was released, and he began to speak plainly.
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…they're supposed to be doing, but they're doing them out of just following rules and following a system of religion. And in Matthew chapter 15 andMark chapter 7, in both cases, we read the story of Jesus confronting the scribes and the Pharisees, the religious leaders of the day, and confronting them and…
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…they're supposed to be doing, but they're doing them out of just following rules and following a system of religion. And in Matthew chapter 15 andMark chapter 7, in both cases, we read the story of Jesus confronting the scribes and the Pharisees, the religious leaders of the day, and confronting them and…
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…set to enter the kingdom of heaven. That is what religion is. Religion is devotion, trying to become righteous through rules. We're going to be inMark chapter 7today, and we are going to talk about three things we see from religion in this passage. We see the intention of religion, we see the mask of…
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…name is Jason Smith. I have the awesome privilege of being the pastor here at First Baptist Bernie. Church family, turn with me in your Bibles toMark chapter 7as we continue our walkthrough, our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark. If you do not have a Bible, there is a Bible in the uh rack in front of…
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…important. Stay with that. But there's some encouragement here as well. If you've got your Bibles open, have a look further in Mark. Let's look atMark chapter 7. And I'm going to read verses 31 to 37. Mark chapter 7, 31 to 37. Then Jesus left the vicinity of Tyre and went through Sidon down to the Sea of…
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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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…What comes out of the mouth proceeds from the heart. And this, what comes out, defiles a person. Even later on, I'm thinking of the gospel of Mark,Mark chapter 7. Same situation, different gospel. But he talks about food and food being unclean, and he says it's not what goes into a person that defiles them,…
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If you've got a Bible, let's open up toMark chapter 7. Pray with me one more time briefly in our hearts. Father God, hear our prayers. We are a weak and needy people. Lord, as John has prayed earlier,…
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If you have a Bible, let's open toMark chapter 7. Pray with me in your hearts one more time, very briefly. Father God, as was just sung, we ask that you would speak right now, that your people may…
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…get to cover a passage that's not found in any other gospel, right? Mark doesn't have a ton of those, but this is one of them. We're at the end ofMark chapter 7. And I wanted to take a quick second, as I like to do from time to time, and just remind us of something in Mark and just something about your…
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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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…all around you, but you don't know what's being said. You cannot participate in them. Connections become hard, life becomes smaller. And inMark chapter 7, we're encountering a man that may have been deaf and mute, or at least almost completely mute. He's got a severe speech impediment, possibly all…
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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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If you have your Bibles today, I want you to open them toMark chapter 7. I know most of you are used to seeing a different face up here. Pastor Jeff and his wife Jennifer, they're on vacation. They're building an igloo…
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…important that you be active and guard your tongue? Well, because if you're not, you have sin in your heart. And it's gonna come out. Jesus says inMark chapter 7, from within, out of the heart of man, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit, sensuality,…
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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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