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    Mark 10:35-45 John Mark’s portrait of Jesus shows him girded, not in the regal robes of a King as in the gospel of Matthew,...
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    Mark 8:27-38What did Jesus mean when He said His followers had to "take up their cross"? What does it mean for us?"Cross." What comes...
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    Mark 7:24-37 An elderly woman who was a member of the church I pastured once invited me over for a gathering of her friends. She answered...
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Why Jesus Rose From the Dead
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Why Jesus Rose From the Dead
By Rick Ezell
Easter SundayApril 8, 2007Why Jesus Rose From the DeadJohn 20:1-10 Jesus died on Friday. He was laid in a borrowed tomb. The entrance was sealed with a massive stone. It was over. His life finished. His time on earth spent. The party ended. We peer into the empty tomb, from a perspective of knowledge, history, and tradition, 2,000 years removed. Not so with the Mary, Peter, and John. Read closely John 20:9: “For they still did not understand the Scripture that he must rise from the dead”...

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