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Những Bài Giảng theo Phúc Âm Ma-thi-ơ, tập 3
Mark seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit (III)
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CONTENTS
- Preface — 7
Mark Chapter 9
•Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 17
Believe in the Son of glory, humble yourself, and follow the way of life — 46
•Questions and Answers — 78
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- We will live with the Lord in the kingdom of heaven in spiritual bodies (Mark 9:1–8) — 100
- The Law—Moses, grace and truth—Jesus Christ, the mediator—John the Baptist (Mark 9:1–13) — 105
- The Christian’s attitude toward others (Mark 9:38–42) — 117
- Think the thoughts that please the Lord (Mark 9:43–50) — 126
- After the cloud has lifted, hear only the words of Jesus (Mark 9:1–13) — 139
- Christ, who is greater than our boundaries (Mark 9:38–42) — 151
Mark Chapter 10
•Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 165
The way of following Jesus, who came to serve — 194
•Questions and Answers — 238
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- We must believe the Word purely (Mark 10:13–16) — 262
- Eternal life for the one who sells his possessions and follows the Lord (Mark 10:17–31) — 273
- The blessing of receiving a hundredfold, with persecutions (Mark 10:23–31) — 285
- We must know how to give things up for the Lord (Mark 10:28–31) — 296
- From “What shall I do” to “With God” (Mark 10:17–27) — 304
- “He is calling you”—Bartimaeus, who followed Jesus on the road (Mark 10:46–52) — 316
Mark Chapter 11
•Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 331
The King who seeks fruit — 358
•Questions and Answers — 389
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- “The Lord has need of it” (Mark 11:1–10) — 410
- Our life of faith begins from the faith that believes the word of God (Mark 11:11–25) — 418
- “Believe that you receive them” (Mark 11:12–14, 19–24) — 428
- Are we acting in faith? (Mark 11:20–24) — 440
- The humble King who looses the tied donkey and uses it (Mark 11:1–10) — 445
- The Lord who passes the leaves and seeks fruit (Mark 11:11–25) — 457
Mark Chapter 12
•Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 471
The Cornerstone that God has established — 495
•Questions and Answers — 538
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- Jesus rose again and became the living God of those who have received the remission of sin (Mark 12:18–27) — 572
- God, who becomes our Father and our Savior (Mark 12:18–27) — 586
- God, who becomes the Father of those who have received the remission of sin (Mark 12:18–27) — 594
- Believe in the God of the living, beyond your present calculations (Mark 12:18–27) — 600
- Love for God does not devour one’s neighbor (Mark 12:28–40) — 611
The Gospel of Mark (III), Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit leads us to examine ourselves—we who claim to know Jesus, yet put our own thoughts and our own standards ahead of His Word.
The kingdom of heaven is not obtained by human goodness or effort; it is a kingdom received by believing, with the purity of a little child, in the work of salvation that Jesus completed through the baptism He received from John the Baptist, the Cross, and His resurrection.
This book makes clear that salvation is entirely the grace of God, and at the same time it tells us that those who have been saved must seek God's glory and the good of souls rather than their own desires and honor, and must live serving the least.
Furthermore, it leads us to turn away from a faith that puts forward only religious form and self-righteousness, like a fig tree with nothing but leaves, and to walk with the living God, believing His Word and bearing the fruit of love and gospel proclamation.
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