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Mark 7:3 · BSB
7:3 Now in holding to the tradition of the elders, the Pharisees and all the Jews do not eat until they wash their hands ceremonially.
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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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…of two days a week there primarily with children's ministry and so if I use my hands a lot that's that's why. We're gonna be primarily looking atMark chapter 7so if you could have that open in front of you that'd be great. Last year my wife and I we watched a rather horror documentary. This is one of the…
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…And by doing that, Mark is wanting to point something out to you, and we're going to see that today, as we read scripture together. So we're inMark chapter 7, and we're gonna start in verse 24 this morning. And from there, he arose and went away to the region of Tyre and Sidon, And he entered a house and…
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Hi, friends. This is John Guenther at the Eagle Community Church of Christ. Thanks for listening to our podcast. This week, we are talking aboutMark chapter 7where Jesus again encounters some Pharisees. We have some questions about his disciples and how they wash their hands. Isn't that interesting?…
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…very much, but pause, will you, and think about it and think about the horror of it. Let me try and show you how Jesus makes the same point inMark chapter 7. You might want to turn to it in your Bibles. It will come up on the screen behind us. But Mark chapter 7, Mark chapter 7, it's on page 1010. Let…
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Matthew chapter 15 verse 11. If you want another account of this same story,Mark chapter 7might be something good for you to look at this week. Compare some of the differences in them. Very similar, but there are some differences.…
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…of time, I'm going to cut to the next. Right? So basically, the Pharisees, this is something that Jesus called the Pharisees on. Right? Look atMark chapter 7. Like Jesus calls them out on it very clearly. It's a great example. The Pharisees are saying, hey, why do your disciples not wash their hands?…
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…we see in Deuteronomy. And there's signs that what God commanded through Moses wasn't happening in the Jewish society of the day. So, I thought ofMark chapter 7where Jesus, he condemns the Pharisees. He says, you set up your own laws above what God commands. You say, in effect, I don't need to look after…
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…the scribes and Pharisees had mastered the art of evading the strength of Moses Law in order to nullify its force. Notice what it says inMark Chapter 7. And he said to them all too well. You reject the commandment of God, that you may keep your tradition. For Moses said honor your father and your…
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…to in the New Testament 3 different times. One of them we just read in Mark chapter 5 and verse 20, but it's also mentioned in Matthew 4 and inMark Chapter 7, the de capitalist. And and maybe you know about it, maybe you've maybe you remember reading it, maybe you don't. But this Beth Sheehan was the…
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…that will help us see him more clearly, and help us to know how we rightly should approach God. So, we're in a series in the book of Mark. We're inMark chapter 7. We're looking this morning at Mark 7, verses 24 through 30. I forgot to look that up in the Pew Bibles. Does anyone have a page number for me?…
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Would you turn with me to the Gospel of Mark chapter 7?Mark 7 verses 1 through 23is what we'll be looking at this morning. That's page 791 in the Pew Bible. If you're new to the Bible, the big numbers are the chapters and the…
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…that's a picture of the human heart. The wicked are like the troubled sea, whose Waters cast up mire and dirt over there in the gospel of Mark andMark chapter 7, the Lord Jesus himself said this. About the human heart, Mark, 7:20. If I read it to you, listen to the word of gold. That which cometh out of the…
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…Pharisees or the disciples. Instead, we want to be people who see Jesus for who he truly is. And so it's for that reason we're going to turn now toMark chapter 7. As we turn, remember that this is God's word. And God tells us that his word is more precious than gold, even the finest gold, and it's sweeter…
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…is saying. This is how it works. The problem is us. The problem is an internal one. Sin problem in our hearts. Jesus says the exact same thing inMark chapter 7to his disciples. And the context is the Pharisees are looking at Jesus and his disciples and seeing how they're behaving. And saying, why do you…
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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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…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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…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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