Free Lessons, Greek Exegesis, New Testament, Study of Mark
In Mark 6:33-52, Jesus feeds 5,000, revealing His divine provision. The disciples fail to understand. Later, struggling at sea, they fear as Jesus walks on water. He reassures them and calms the wind, yet their hearts remain hardened, missing His true identity.
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of Mark
In Mark 6:14-32, we see Herod reacting to Jesus’ growing fame by recalling the beheading of John the Baptist. This passage highlights Herodias’s manipulation, the dangers of preaching truth, and the disciples’ return, emphasizing the cost of standing for righteousness.
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of Mark
Jesus visits His hometown, teaches in the synagogue, and faces rejection due to unbelief. Despite this, He prepares His disciples, sending them out with authority to preach repentance, heal the sick, and rely on faith rather than material provisions.
Free Lessons, New Testament, Study of Mark
Mark 5:21-43 shows Jesus’ power over illness and death. Jairus pleads for his dying daughter, while a bleeding woman is healed by touching Jesus’ garment in faith. Jesus acknowledges her before raising Jairus’ daughter, proving His authority and the necessity of faith.
Free Lessons, Greek Exegesis, New Testament, Study of Mark
Jesus demonstrates His authority over nature and demons, calming a storm and delivering a possessed man, revealing His divine Person.
Free Lessons, Greek Exegesis, New Testament, Study of Mark
These two parables reveal how the kingdom (the church) grows exponentially by the preaching of the gospel, but is infiltrated by Satanic influences.