In Galilee
{HIS ARRIVAL}
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{FRANÇAIS}
- La Plénitude de Dieu - (La plénitude, la grâce et la vérité de Dieu ne se trouvent que dans la Parole faite Chair, à savoir Jésus-Christ de Nazareth - Jean 1:14-18) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - La Miséricorde, pas le Sacrifice - (Le pardon lie l'appel du collecteur d'impôts à la guérison du paralytique - l'autorité de Christ pour pardonne le péché et restaurer les hommes - Marc 2:13-17) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - Le Serviteur Royal - (Après son baptême dans le Jourdain, la Voix du Ciel a identifié Jésus comme le Fils de Dieu et le Serviteur du Seigneur) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - La Maison de Dieu - (Jésus est le véritable et unique moyen d'accès au Père, au Plus Grand Tabernacle et à la Maison de Dieu - Jean 1: 47-50) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - Le Fils de David - (Jésus est le Fils de David et l'héritier du Trône messianique, le Fils bien-aimé de Dieu et le Serviteur souffrant de Yahvé) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - Qui est cet Homme? - {PDF Copy} - (Personne ne reconnaît qui est Jésus sauf les démons. Ce n'est qu'après sa mort que son identité a été comprise par certains hommes)
 - Fendez les Cieux! - (L'Esprit de Dieu et la voix du ciel confirmèrent l'appel et l'identité de Jésus-Fils, Messie et Serviteur du SEIGNEUR) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - L'Autorité du Fils - {PDF Copy} - (Jésus est le ‘Fils de l'Homme’ prévu par Daniel, le Messie avec une autorité absolue sur les peuples et les nations de la Terre)
 - Le Fils de l'Homme - (La figure du Fils de l'Homme dans le Livre de Daniel est la source de l'auto-désignation du Christ, le Fils de l'Homme) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - Pardonner les Péchés - (Jésus a guéri un paralytique. Ce faisant, il a démontré l'autorité du Fils de l'Homme pour se débarrasser de la tache du péché - Marc 2: 1-12) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - Le Seigneur du Sabbat - (En réponse aux chefs religieux juifs, Jésus a démontré que le Fils de l'Homme est Seigneur même du jour du Sabbat - Marc 2:23-3: 6) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 - Jésus et la Tradition - (Jésus a sapé la justification religieuse des restrictions alimentaires. Avec son arrivée, les anciens rituels et traditions perdent de leur pertinence - Marc 7:1-23) - {Télécharger le PDF}
 
{BEGINNINGS}
- His Name is Jesus! - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus means ‘Yahweh saves.’ In this Man of Nazareth, the Salvation promised by the God of Abraham and Israel has arrived for all men)
 - The Living Word - {PDF Copy} - (God has spoken clearly and decisively in His Son, the same Word by which God created life and the ages)
 - The Fullness of God - {PDF Copy} - (The fullness, grace, and truth of God are found only in the Word made Flesh, namely, Jesus Christ of Nazareth – John 1:14-18)
 - Introduction to Mark - {PDF Copy} - (A brief overview of the history and structure of Mark's gospel account)
 - The Messiah Arrives - {PDF Copy} - (In the ministry of Jesus, the kingdom of God arrived, commencing with his baptism in the Jordan by John the Baptist – Mark 1:1-3)
 - The Son of David - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus is the Son of David and heir to the Messianic Throne, the beloved Son of God, and the Suffering Servant of Yahweh)
 - The Forerunner - {PDF Copy} - (John the Baptist prepared the way for the Messiah, the herald of the Good News of the Kingdom of God – Mark 1:4-8)
 - Rend the Heavens Asunder! - {PDF Copy} - (The Spirit of God and the voice from heaven confirmed the calling and identity of Jesus, Son, Messiah, and the Servant of the LORD)
 - Servant or Caesar? - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus rejected Satan’s offer of unlimited political power and instead chose the way of the Suffering Servant - Matthew 4:8-11)
 - The Royal Servant - {PDF Copy} - (Following his baptism in the Jordan River, the Voice from Heaven identified Jesus as the Son of God and the Servant of the LORD)
 - Herald of the Kingdom - {PDF Copy} - (After his baptism, the Spirit drove Jesus into the Wilderness to be tested by the Devil. But he overcame and succeeded where Israel failed)
 - Opposition and Fulfillment - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus began to proclaim the Gospel following the arrest of John, which represented the opposition that came to plague his ministry – Mark 1:14-15)
 - In Spirit and Fire - (The Spirit of God descended on Jesus, equipping him for his Messianic mission. He is the One who baptizes his followers in the Spirit) - {PDF Copy}
 - Golgotha or Rome - (Jesus refused the political power of Rome when Satan offered it. So, why do we insist on seeking the very thing our Master rejected?) - {PDF Copy}
 
{PREACHING IN GALILEE}
- Summoning Disciples - {PDF Copy} - (In Galilee, Jesus summoned four fishermen to leave their livelihoods to follow him and become his disciples – Mark 1:16-20)
 - The Son of Man - {PDF Copy} - (The figure of the Son of Man in the Book of Daniel is the source of Christ’s self-designation, the Son of Man)
 - The Son's Authority - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus is the ‘Son of Man’ foreseen by Daniel, the Messiah with absolute authority over the peoples and nations of the Earth)
 - Authority over Satan - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus demonstrated his authority over Satan by driving his forces out of the children of Israel – Mark 1:21-28)
 - Authority over Disease - {PDF Copy} - (Neither social conventions nor purity regulations prevented Jesus from ministering to the physical needs of men and women)
 - Authority over Ritual Purity - {PDF Copy} - (The touch of Jesus cleansed a leper, and the forbidden contact did not render him unclean)
 - Blessed are the Merciful - {PDF Copy} - (Forgiveness links the call of the tax collector to the healing of the paralytic – Christ’s authority to discharge sins and restore men)
 - Forgiving Sins - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus healed a paralytic. By doing so, he demonstrated the authority of the Son of Man to discharge the stain of sin – Mark 2:1-12)
 - Mercy, not Sacrifice - {PDF Copy} - (Forgiveness links the call of the tax collector to the healing of the paralytic – Christ’s authority to discharge sin and restore men – Mark 2:13-17)
 - Lord of the Sabbath - {PDF Copy} - (In response to Jewish religious leaders, Jesus demonstrated that the Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath Day - Mark 2:23-3:6)
 - Crowds Press, Demons Profess - {PDF Copy} - (The crowds welcomed Jesus because of his miracles, but only demons recognized him as the Son of God)
 - Twelve Disciples Appointed - {PDF Copy} - (Mark 3:13-21 - Jesus chose his Twelve Disciples from among a larger group of followers, including two surprising candidates)
 - The Unpardonable Sin - {PDF Copy} - (Mark 3:22-34 - A line is crossed when what God’s Spirit is doing in Jesus is attributed to Satan)
 - Sower and Seed - {PDF Copy} - (The Son of Man sows the seed of the Gospel in the world where it grows continually into the Kingdom of God until his return – Mark 4:1-20)
 - Kingdom Parables - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus taught several parables concerning the Kingdom, its unseen growth, and its status in the world - Mark 4:21-34)
 - Jesus Calms the Storm - {PDF Copy} - (Despite his miracle of calming a storm on the Sea of Galilee, Christ’s disciples still could not recognize who he was – Mark 4:35-41)
 - Who is this Man? - {PDF Copy} - (In Mark’s Gospel, no one recognizes who Jesus is except demons. Only in his death on a Roman cross was his identity understood by men)
 - Demonized Man Delivered - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus delivered a demonized Gentile while traveling through hostile territory, demonstrating his vast authority over Satan)
 - Two Women Restored - {PDF Copy} - (Mark 5:21-43 - Jesus healed two women and restored both to states of ritual purity)
 - Rejected - {PDF Copy} - (Despite his miraculous deeds, his hometown rejected his ministry and took offense at the humble origins of Jesus – Mark 6:1-6)
 - His Miraculous Witness to Israel - {PDF Copy} - (Mark 6:31-56 - The feeding of 5,000 men was a spectacular witness to Israel by her Messiah; nevertheless, most Jews refused to accept Jesus)
 - Jesus and Tradition - {PDF Copy} - (Jesus undermined the religious rationale for dietary restrictions. With the Messiah’s arrival, the old rituals lost their relevance)
 - Spiritual Dullness - {PDF Copy} - (Mark 8:1-21 - The gospel accounts highlight the unbelief behind the inability of his opponents and disciples to perceive just who Jesus is)
 - A Blind Man Saved - {PDF Copy} - (A blind man’s eyes were opened, and he was “saved” as Jesus continued “on the way" to Jerusalem)
 - On the Cruciform Road - {PDF Copy} - (On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus explained his Messianic Mission and inevitable death at the hands of his enemies - Mark 8:27-38)
 - Embracing the Cross - {PDF Copy} - (To be the Messiah of Israel meant suffering and death for others, and Jesus summoned his disciples to follow that same path – Mark 8:31)
 
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