Mark 4.1-20
The Parable of the Sower is really a Parable of Soils, and is the key to all the parables. It’s about bearing fruit and it’s for “inside people.” And there are 4 implications for those “inside people.”
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Mark 3.13 - 35
Jesus cast out demons by the power of the Holy Spirit but was accused of being demon-possessed and of casting out demons by Satanic power. This led to His teaching that day, including the following implications.
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Mark 3.13 - 19a
This passage is about having a relationship with God: who does and who does not. The “insiders,” the disciples, are contrasted with the ones who thought they were but were, in reality, “outsiders:” Christ’s family and the religious scribes. What Christ taught leads to implications about a true relationship with Him.
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Mark 3.13 - 19a
Jesus, Whose Gospel, the forgiveness of sins and making men righteous His way, met the mis-responses of men, responded by withdrawing from those against Him, granting mercy to those open to His message, and granting true knowledge of Himself only to some. But He also called some to be His followers with 4 specific, continuing purposes.
2 Samuel 7.8 - 16
All fathers represent God, but the question is how? The answer is by demonstrating His characteristics, which can be seen in His promises to David.