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The Gospel According to Mark
The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit: The Gospel of Mark Volume 2
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In Mark chapters 9–16, Jesus, who came to serve, followed the path of giving His life as a ransom to the very end.
The Lord, who had all the sins of the world, including the sins of our whole lifetime, passed on to Him once and for all through the baptism He received from John, shed His blood and died on the Cross in order to receive the judgment for those sins in our place, and He rose again from death. This gospel of the water and the Spirit enters not a heart full of its own righteousness but the poor heart of someone who knows himself to be a pitiful sinner. The person who believes this gospel is freed from the toil of making himself righteous in order to wash away his sins and obtains rest, and in the hope of living again, he serves the gospel with the life he has received.
Contents
- Preface
Sermons on Mark Chapter 9
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Look to the kingdom that the Lord will show (Mark 9:1)
- 2. Even if we have seen the glory, we must hear the word of the Son (Mark 9:2–8)
- 3. Can the Cross be rightly known without John’s testimony? (Mark 9:9–13)
- 4. Tell the Lord even about your heart that has no faith (Mark 9:14–29)
- 5. The death and resurrection a disciple must learn first (Mark 9:30–32)
- 6. Whoever receives one little child receives the Lord (Mark 9:33–37)
- 7. Have salt in yourselves, and have peace with one another (Mark 9:38–50)
- 8. The transformation that those washed as white as snow will receive (Mark 9:1–50)
- 9. Do not despise a person whom the Savior has accepted (Mark 9:1–50)
- 10. A person who holds everlasting life precious casts off evil stubbornness (Mark 9:1–50)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 10
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Do not seek only permission, but hear the will behind one flesh (Mark 10:1–12)
- 2. The faith that receives the kingdom of God like a little child (Mark 10:13–16)
- 3. Why did the man who sought eternal life go away sorrowful? (Mark 10:17–22)
- 4. Those who are rich in heart go to hell (Mark 10:17–27)
- 5. We are saved by believing in what God has done (Mark 10:23–31)
- 6. With men it is impossible, but with God all things are possible (Mark 10:23–31)
- 7. The road He went ahead on, foretelling the spitting, the scourging, and death (Mark 10:32–34)
- 8. Have a spiritual desire the size of a mustard seed (Mark 10:35–52)
- 9. To give His life a ransom for many (Mark 10:35–45)
- 10. Even when told to be quiet, cry out all the more and call on the Lord (Mark 10:46–52)
- 11. They came to Jericho (Mark 10:46–52)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 11
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The lesson the colt teaches us (Mark 11:1–10)
- 2. The small service entrusted to us who have welcomed the King of salvation (Mark 11:1–10)
- 3. With what faith do we stand before the Lord, who saw the temple? (Mark 11:11)
- 4. A religion with nothing but abundant leaves has no fruit (Mark 11:12–14)
- 5. Have a desire in your heart and live by faith (Mark 11:11–14, 20–24)
- 6. The life of the righteous shown by the woman who broke the alabaster flask (Mark 14:3–9)
- 7. The Lord’s house is a house of prayer for all nations (Mark 11:15–18)
- 8. Even when evening comes, rely on the Lord, who has saved us (Mark 11:19)
- 9. Have faith in God and ask boldly (Mark 11:20–26)
- 10. Was the baptism of John from heaven or from men? (Mark 11:27–33)
- 11. The person who is loosed from where he was tied and carries Jesus (Mark 11:1–33)
- 12. The faith that causes fruit to be borne even when it is not the season (Mark 11:1–33)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 12
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The Son whom people rejected has become the cornerstone of salvation (Mark 12:1–12)
- 2. Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s (Mark 12:13–17)
- 3. Those who have received the remission of sins are the living before God (Mark 12:18–27)
- 4. Cast off your own righteousness before the commandment and receive grace (Mark 12:28–34)
- 5. Why did David call the Christ Lord? (Mark 12:35–37)
- 6. The greed that cannot be hidden by long prayers (Mark 12:38–40)
- 7. The two mites of the poor widow who put in more than everyone else (Mark 12:41–44)
- 8. Do not measure the Lord of the resurrection by human thinking (Mark 12:1–44)
- 9. The relationship of Father and child obtained through the remission of sins (Mark 12:1–44)
- 10. The life received from God leads to love for our neighbor (Mark 12:1–44)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 13
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Even the great temple collapses before the word of the Lord (Mark 13:1–2)
- 2. When there are many who deceive and rumors of wars are heard, whom will we believe? (Mark 13:3–8)
- 3. The gospel that will be preached to all the nations even in the midst of persecution (Mark 13:9–13)
- 4. Flee according to the warning and rely on the Lord, who shortened those days (Mark 13:14–23)
- 5. After the tribulation, the Savior gathers His own people (Mark 13:24–27)
- 6. Carry out the work entrusted to you until the Master comes (Mark 13:28–37)
- 7. Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away (Mark 13:1–37)
- 8. The end is not yet, so there is much work for us to do (Mark 13:1–37)
- 9. Live as people who are awake while the world is asleep (Mark 13:1–37)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 14
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The scheme to kill Jesus and the grace that gives life to sinners (Mark 14:1–2)
- 2. The service of the woman who prepared for Jesus’ burial (Mark 14:3–9)
- 3. Are you trying to exchange Jesus for your own gain? (Mark 14:10–11)
- 4. The Passover table prepared according to the word (Mark 14:12–16)
- 5. Even at the same table, examine the heart that believes in the Lord (Mark 14:17–21)
- 6. The body and the blood of the covenant given up for us (Mark 14:22–25)
- 7. Walk the path entrusted to you while praising the grace of salvation (Mark 14:26)
- 8. The promise of the resurrection that came before the disciples’ bold claims (Mark 14:27–31)
- 9. The prayer in Gethsemane led to obedience for sinners (Mark 14:32–42)
- 10. Even on the night when all fled, the word of salvation is fulfilled (Mark 14:43–50)
- 11. The steps of following the Lord are not sustained by our own courage (Mark 14:51–52)
- 12. The One whom people condemned is the Christ, who bore our sins (Mark 14:53–65)
- 13. The promise of salvation given even though He knew that Peter would deny Him three times (Mark 14:66–72)
- 14. People calculated the price, and the Lord gave Himself without price (Mark 14:1–72)
- 15. The salvation of Christ that remains in the face of broken vows (Mark 14:1–72)
- 16. Believe in the Son, who received the cup of suffering (Mark 14:1–72)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 15
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Why the King who bore our sins was silent before Pilate (Mark 15:1–5)
- 2. Look at the Lord, who was delivered up in our place where Barabbas was released (Mark 15:6–15)
- 3. Believe in Jesus, who was mocked, as the true King (Mark 15:16–20)
- 4. Why did Jesus not come down from the Cross? (Mark 15:21–32)
- 5. The veil of the temple torn from above when the Lord breathed His last (Mark 15:33–41)
- 6. The Lord, who was laid in the tomb, is the Savior who paid the full price of our sins (Mark 15:42–47)
- 7. The righteous salvation of God accomplished behind an unjust trial (Mark 15:1–47)
- 8. Before the same Cross, people are divided in two (Mark 15:1–47)
- 9. Enter through the door of the kingdom of heaven that was opened before the door of the tomb was closed (Mark 15:1–47)
Sermons on Mark Chapter 16
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The Lord, who is not in the tomb, and the saints’ hope of resurrection (Mark 16:1–11)
- 2. Why do they not believe even after hearing the testimony of the resurrection? (Mark 16:12–13)
- 3. He who believes and is baptized will be saved (Mark 16:14–18)
- 4. The Lord works together with those who preach the gospel (Mark 16:19–20)
- 5. The rest of heart given by the Lord, who rose on the first day of the week (Mark 16:1–20)
- 6. We who believe that we will live again are not pitiable people (Mark 16:1–20)
- 7. The new tongues a born-again person speaks, the language of the kingdom of heaven (Mark 16:1–20)
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