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[DOC File]Mark 6:1 – 6:29 (Week 11) Study Notes and Questions
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Who was the feeding for? The disciples—it is not clear from Mark that the crowds even knew that a miracle had been performed. But they took up twelve baskets of broken bread – one for each disciple, to make the miracle real to them. Will they be good or bad shepherds? Read Isaiah 53, Ezekial 34.
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[DOC File]MATTHEW - Lakeside Ministries
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MARK CHAPTER TWO. Mark 2:1-12. When our Lord looked down, He saw the palsied man lying on his mat; and immediately Jesus went to the heart of the man's problem - sin. Not all sickness is caused by sin (see . Jn 9:1-3), but evidently this man's condition was the result of his disobedience to God. Even before He healed the man's body, Jesus spoke ...
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[DOCX File]Microsoft Word - Mark Commentary Lesson 14-B
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We must link this with the account in Chapter 4 of the stilling of the storm. On that occasion, some eight months before this, Jesus stood in the boat in the midst of the storm and spoke to the wind and the waves. He said to the one, "Peace," and to the other, "Be still!" (Mark 4:39b). And there came an immediate great calm over the whole lake.
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[DOC File]Outline of the Book of Galatians
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One obtains faith (i.e., a belief that motivates one to obey the voice of God as did Abraham) (Gal. 3:6). One is baptized for the remission of sins and fellowship with God (Gal. 3:26-27). Now Paul commanded the Galatians to “stand fast” in this faith and their justification that they had obtained.
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[DOC File]JESUS - Up Close and Personal
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Prayer: For one another. For missionaries Commentary Notes from the Life Application Bible. Notes for Verse 30. Mark uses the word apostles here and in Mark 3:14. Apostle means "one sent" as messenger, authorized agent, or missionary.
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[DOCX File]LESSON
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MEMORY VERSE: 36 “Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?” 37 The expert in the law replied, “The one who had mercy on him.” Jesus told him, “Go and do likewise.” Luke 10:36-37 NIV
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[DOC File]Guide-O-Rama
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, or social commentary. He is criticizing the long-winded, preachy compositions that are often written and then read aloud in school. It’s not really important that you grasp the content of the essays and poems in the chapter (140-143). Mark Twain is just making the point that …
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[DOC File]Mark 2 - InterVarsity
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Most biblical scholars agree that the Gospel of Mark was written by John Mark, whom the Apostle Peter affectionately calls “my son” in 1 Peter 5:13. Because of their close relationship and many internal clues, we can surmise that the Holy Spirit used Peter’s first hand accounts in shaping this gospel.
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[DOC File]1
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The former chapter introduces the latter chapter, and the latter chapter provides additional details and commentary for the former chapter. Chapter eleven began by calling attention to the whole of the seven-year Tribulation, divided into two equal parts, two equal periods of three and one-half years.
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[DOCX File]Microsoft Word - Mark Commentary Lesson 14
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And his ears were opened, his tongue was released, and he spoke plainly.” (Mark. 7:31-35 RSV) Mark is careful to tell us this took place in the area called the Decapolis, the ten Greek cities on the eastern side of the Sea of Galilee. And he points out that Jesus went into this region in a rather strange way.
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