Gospel of mark pt 1 session 08
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This document summarizes a lesson about Jesus being rejected in his hometown of Nazareth and his ministry expanding afterwards. Significant events covered include Jesus being rejected in Nazareth, the Twelve being sent out with instructions to share the Lord's message and power, the death of John the Baptist for speaking out against sin, and the Twelve returning from their mission to report to Jesus, who then took them to a deserted place to rest.
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Gospel of mark pt 1 session 08
- 1. The Gospel Of St Mark – Part 1 Life Enrichment University St Mark Missionary Baptist Church Session 08 Ps Darryl M. Matthews, Instructor
- 2. Christ Is Rejected At His Home Town: His Ministry Expands The Gospel of St Mark – Part 1
- 3. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands Significant Events We’ll Examine: Rejected In Nazareth The Twelve Sent Out The Death Of John The Baptist The Disciples Return Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 4. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands Jesus Rejected At Nazareth (6:1-6) Return home was not a _______ visit What questions were asked of Him and about Him? Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 5. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands Jesus Rejected At Nazareth (6:1-6) Consequences of the people’s attitude: People took __________ at Jesus Jesus couldn’t do any __________ there because of their lack of __________. Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 6. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands The Twelve Sent Out (6:7-13) Sent with a mission . . . 1st: they shared the Lord’s __________ 2nd: they shared the Lord’s __________ Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 7. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands The Twelve Sent Out (6:7-13) Sent with instruction . . . Go with simple __________ Go with __________ trust Accept __________ offered to them Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 8. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands The Death Of John The Baptist (6:14-29) John killed for __________ out against sinful __________. John remained a __________ and __________ man even when in prison. Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 9. Jesus Rejected & Ministry Expands The Twelve Return (6:30-32) Following the __________ of the disciples, Jesus gave them some time to __________. Jesus and the disciples withdrew to a __________ place by __________ Gospel of St Mark Pt 1 – Lesson 08
- 10. Next Week – Lesson 9 Jesus Mastery OverThe Laws of Nature(Mark 6:33-56)
Editor's Notes
- “not a social visit”: Note that Jesus doesn’t come to visit family and friends but to teach and to instruct his disciples. Maybe to show them from when He came to give them more background about Himself. Mark 6:2–3, ”2When the Sabbath came, he began to teach in the synagogue, and many who heard him were amazed. “Where did this man get these things?” they asked. “What’s this wisdom that has been given him, that he even does miracles!3Isn’t this the carpenter? Isn’t this Mary’s son and the brother of James, Joseph, Judas and Simon? Aren’t his sisters here with us?” And they took offense at him. Remember that these people only saw Jesus in the context of being Joseph’s son. An apprentice to his carpenter father. Jesus didn’t traffic in the high society of the rabbis during his growing up times. He would have been a blue collar kind of guy. Sometimes we have problems seeing people in their God-directed roles because we are hung up on their past or class gets in the way. Hicks: The Problem Of The Past. “Son of Mary”: suggests that Joseph is dead otherwise they would have referred to Joseph. Bros and Sistas: James was the oldest and one of the leaders in the early church (see Acts 12:17; 15:13; 21:18; 1 Cor 15:7; Gal 1:19; 2:9, 12) as well as the author of the epistle of James. Jude was the author of the epistle of Jude.
- Offended: people who know you from a child sometimes have a hard time being under your authority (which Jesus was have had as a Rabbi). Mark 6:5, “He could not do any miracles there, except lay his hands on a few sick people and heal them.” Think about that. Phil 4:13 says we can do all things through Christ and yet this verse says that Jesus hands were tied. Miracles are not just and act of God but a response to our faith (recall how Jesus healed the paralytic in Mark 2 because of the faith He saw in the man’s friends). Do you need a miracle? Are you waiting for God to do all the work? You have a part in the process.
- Shared the Lord’s message (Mark 6:12, “They went out and preached that people should repent.”, cf:Mark 1:15, “The time has come,” he said. “The kingdom of God is near. Repent and believe the good news!”) Shared the Lord’s mercy: v. 7-they had the ability to heal and drive out demons. The same power that Jesus used to demonstrate that His message was authentic, He gave to His disciples to employ.
- “simple dress”: Pharisees liked to dress for show“complete trust”: that the authority Jesus vested in them but they were still dependent upon God. Much like we are today. Indwelt with power of the Holy Spirit but we have to operate under the Spirit’s leading/guidance. “hospitality offered”: our ministry like the disciples is one for the willing. When sharing your faith, don’t get bent out of shape when some don’t receive you. Our job is to go. The Holy Spirit’s job is to do the drawing.
- “John killed for speaking out against sinful conditions”: v 17-19. “John remained a righteous and holy man even when in prison”: it was for this reason that Herod didn’t kill John. In the end though, Herod folded when he should have stood up for what he believed. Because he didn’t want to loose face before his guests on his birthday, he gave in to the request of Herodias’ daughter.
- “report” of the disciples . . . some time to “rest”Through the 12 we get a sense of how Jesus was able to accomplish more through others than He could do physically Himself being limited by the flesh. “solitary” place by “boat”: Boat seems to be the means of escape from large crowds.