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Introduction: 
-(Gk) paideuō - to train children, to chasten, correct, discipline 
-1 Cor. 9:27 
I. The things to renounce 
 A. Ungodliness 
 -Everything that is contrary to the holiness of God 
 -Prov. 6:16-19 
 B. Worldly passions 
 -(Gk) kosmikos epithumia - it is an earthy desire, earthy 
 passionate longing, earthly lust, an earthly impulse. 
II. Things to live for 
 A. A life of prudence 
 -(Gk) sofron – Titus 1:8; 2:2; 2:5; 2:6 
 B. A life of uprightness 
 C. A life of godliness

Introduction:  
-(Gk) paideuō - to train children, to chasten, correct, discipline
-1 Cor. 9:27
I.  The things to renounce
     A.  Ungodliness 
           -Everything that is contrary to the holiness of God     
           -Prov. 6:16-19          
     B.  Worldly passions
           -(Gk) kosmikos epithumia - it is an earthy desire, earthy 
           passionate longing, earthly lust, an earthly impulse.  
II.  Things to live for
      A.  A life of prudence
            -(Gk) sofron – Titus 1:8; 2:2; 2:5; 2:6
      B.  A life of uprightness
      C.  A life of godliness

Grace that Insists on a Disciplined Life/ Titus 2:12

The Praises of the Children 
Matthew 21:14-16 
 
Introduction: 
-The praise of the multitudes in the Triumphal Entry: Matt. 21:9; Mk. 11:9-10; Lk. 19:38; Jn. 12:13 
1. The children joined the praises Matt. 21:8 
2. The children heard the praises Matt. 21:11 
3. The children saw the reason for their praise Matt. 21:12-13 
 a. They saw the zeal of the Lord Jesus 
 b. They saw the healing power of the Lord Jesus Matt. 21:14 
4. The children voiced their praise Matt. 21:15 
5. The children in prepared praise Matt. 21:16 
Conclusion: 
1. Children should see and hear adults in worship to God. 
2. Children will see with their own eyes the power of God. 
3. Children will sing uninhibited to the Lord. 
4. Children will sing, because it is ordained of God.

The Praises of the Children
Matthew 21:14-16

Introduction:
-The praise of the multitudes in the Triumphal Entry:  Matt. 21:9; Mk. 11:9-10; Lk. 19:38; Jn. 12:13
1.  The children joined the praises  Matt. 21:8
2.  The children heard the praises  Matt. 21:11
3.  The children saw the reason for their praise  Matt. 21:12-13
     a.  They saw the zeal of the Lord Jesus
     b.  They saw the healing power of the Lord Jesus  Matt. 21:14 
4.  The children voiced their praise  Matt. 21:15
5.  The children in prepared praise  Matt. 21:16
Conclusion:
1.  Children should see and hear adults in worship to God.  
2.  Children will see with their own eyes the power of God. 
3.  Children will sing uninhibited to the Lord.
4.  Children will sing, because it is ordained of God.

The Praises of the Children | Matthew 21:14-16

El Corazón Importa 
1 Samuel 13:14; 16:1-13 
 
Introducción: 
-Las similitudes entre Saul y David: 
a. Hombres Escogidos 
b. Hombres Humildes 
c. Hombres Honrados 
 -Los hombres de Jabes Galaad 1 Cr. 10:12 
1. El corazón de Saul: Un corazón enfocado en edificar su propio 
 reino 
 a. Ignoró la Palabra de Dios 1 Sam. 13:8-14 
 b. Se enfocó en preferencias personales 
 -1 Sam. 15:3, 9, 22-23; 1 Cr. 10:13-14 
2. El corazón de David: Un corazón enfocado en edificar el reino 
 de Dios 1 Sam. 16:1-13 
 a. Demostró su celo al matar a Goliat 1 Sam. 17:26 
 b. Tuvo varias oportunidades de matar a Saul 1 Sam. 24:1-7; 
 26:5-25 
 c. Su meta mayor fue edificar el Templo de Dios 2 Sam. 7; 
 1 Cr. 28-29 
 d. Cometió muchos errores y pecó delante de Dios 2 Sam.1:1-13 
 -Pero confesó sus pecados: Sal. 32 & 51 
3. El corazón del hombre de hoy: 
 a. Como concierne al creyente 
 -David, la niña de Su ojo Sal. 17:8 
 -La carnalidad de la iglesia de Corinto 1 Co. 3:3 
 -Las cosas que el creyente tiene que hacer morir Col. 3:5-9 
 -Las cosas que el creyente debe de ponerse Col. 3:12-16 
 b. Como concierne al inconverso 
 -Col. 3:5-6 
Conclusión: Mt. 22:37; Ap. 20:12

El Corazón Importa
1 Samuel 13:14; 16:1-13

Introducción:
-Las similitudes entre Saul y David:
a.  Hombres Escogidos
b.  Hombres Humildes
c.  Hombres Honrados
    -Los hombres de Jabes Galaad   1 Cr. 10:12
1. El corazón de Saul: Un corazón enfocado en edificar su propio 
    reino
     a.  Ignoró la Palabra de Dios   1 Sam. 13:8-14
     b.  Se enfocó en preferencias personales  
          -1 Sam. 15:3, 9, 22-23; 1 Cr. 10:13-14
2.  El corazón de David: Un corazón enfocado en edificar el reino 
     de Dios   1 Sam. 16:1-13
     a.  Demostró su celo al matar a Goliat 1 Sam. 17:26
     b.  Tuvo varias oportunidades de matar a Saul 1 Sam. 24:1-7; 
           26:5-25
     c.  Su meta mayor fue edificar el Templo de Dios   2 Sam. 7; 
         1 Cr. 28-29  
     d.  Cometió muchos errores y pecó delante de Dios  2 Sam.1:1-13
          -Pero confesó sus pecados:  Sal. 32 & 51
3.  El corazón del hombre de hoy:
      a.  Como concierne al creyente
           -David, la niña de Su ojo   Sal. 17:8

El Corazon Importa 1 Samuel 13:14; 16:1-1

Taking Ground for the Kingdom 
Joshua 1:1-9 
 
Introduction: 
Deut. 31:7-8 
1. The command to his servant v.2 
 -The specifics of the command. 
 -God is raising you up for a specific task. 
 -Eph. 2:10 
2. The dimensions of the land to his servant vv.3-4 
 -God is entrusting you with part of His Kingdom. 
3. The promise to his servant vv.5,9 
 a. The strength of the Lord 
 b. The presence of the Lord 
 -Heb. 13:5 
 -God promises to be with you through it all. 
4. The requests to his servant vv.6-9 
 a. Be strong and courageous 
 -vv.6, 7, 9 
 b. Obey the law of God 
 -The multi-blessings of the Word of God Ps. 19:7-11 
Conclusion:

Taking Ground for the Kingdom
Joshua 1:1-9

Introduction:
Deut. 31:7-8
1.  The command to his servant   v.2
     -The specifics of the command. 
     -God is raising you up for a specific task.
     -Eph. 2:10  
2.  The dimensions of the land to his servant   vv.3-4
     -God is entrusting you with part of His Kingdom.
3.  The promise to his servant   vv.5,9
     a. The strength of the Lord
     b. The presence of the Lord
         -Heb. 13:5
      -God promises to be with you through it all.
4.  The requests to his servant vv.6-9
     a.  Be strong and courageous
          -vv.6, 7, 9
     b.  Obey the law of God
          -The multi-blessings of the Word of God   Ps. 19:7-11
Conclusion:

Taking Ground for the Kingdom - Joshua 1:19

The Directive to the Lead Elder 
Titus 2:1 
 
Introduction: 
-1 Tim. 6:3; 2 Tim. 1:13; Titus 1:9; 1 Pet. 5:1 
1. The lead elder must not imitate falsehood v.1a 
 -Titus 1:10-16 
2. The lead elder must be a teacher v.1b 
3. The lead elder must teach acceptable sound doctrine 
 v.1c 
 -Jn. 16:12-13; Acts. 2:42, 20:27 
 -Beware of contemporary distortions 
 -Have the spirit of the Bereans Acts 17:11 
Conclusion: 
 
Questions and Applications: 
 
1. Who could ever believe that a teacher of God’s 
Word would ever be described, as Paul described these Judaizes (Titus 1:10-16)? What would be the teaching that would immediately let you know that the Bible teacher was way off? 
 
2. Consider the calling of a pastor? Among the 
many things that he is called to do he must teach. Jesus said to Peter, “If you love me, feed my sheep” Jn. 21:17. Should this be your expectation when you come to church? 
 
3. How would you define “sound doctrine,” to a 
 new believer? 
 
4. How would you define teaching, if it should be 
 “according to sound doctrine? 
 
E. Jesus said that only the Truth can set you 
free, John 8:32. He also said, “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life, no man comes to the Father, but by me” John 14:6. Receive Jesus today.

The Directive to the Lead Elder
Titus 2:1

Introduction:
-1 Tim. 6:3; 2 Tim. 1:13; Titus 1:9; 1 Pet. 5:1
1.  The lead elder must not imitate falsehood   v.1a
     -Titus 1:10-16
2.  The lead elder must be a teacher   v.1b
3.  The lead elder must teach acceptable sound doctrine  
     v.1c
     -Jn. 16:12-13; Acts. 2:42, 20:27 
     -Beware of contemporary distortions  
     -Have the spirit of the Bereans   Acts 17:11  
Conclusion:  

Questions and Applications:

1.  Who could ever believe that a teacher of God’s
Word would ever be described, as Paul described these Judaizes (Titus 1:10-16)?  What would be the teaching that would immediately let you know that the Bible teacher was way off?  

2.  Consider the calling of a pastor?  Among the 
many things that he is called to do he must teach.  Jesus said to Peter, “If you love me, feed my sheep” Jn. 21:17.   Should this be your expectation when you come to church?

3.  How would you define “sound doctrine,” to a 
     new believer?  

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The Directive to the Lead Elder| Titus 2:1

One of the Pastor’s Tasks – Part I 
Titus 1:10-13 
 
Introduction: 
-2 Thessalonians 2:3-4; Titus 1:9 
I. A description of the false teachers v.10 
 -Acts 27:7,12, 13, 21 
 A. Rebellious v.10a 
 B. Empty talkers v.10b 
 C. Deceivers v.10c 
 -Gal. 6:3 
 D. The circumcision v.10d 
 -Acts 2:11; Gal. 3:1-3; 4:9-10 
II. The confrontation of these false teachers v.11 
 -Two other approaches: 
-The patient and loving 2 Tim. 2:24-26 
-Their ultimate rejection Titus 3:10-11 
 A. They must be stopped vv. 11-12 
 -Phil. 3:2, Paul called them dogs 
 B. They must be rebuked v.13 
Conclusion: 1 John 4:1

One of the Pastor’s Tasks – Part I
Titus 1:10-13

Introduction:
-2 Thessalonians 2:3-4; Titus 1:9
I.  A description of the false teachers  v.10
    -Acts 27:7,12, 13, 21
    A.  Rebellious  v.10a
    B.  Empty talkers   v.10b
    C.  Deceivers  v.10c
          -Gal. 6:3
    D.  The circumcision   v.10d
          -Acts 2:11; Gal. 3:1-3; 4:9-10
II.  The confrontation of these false teachers  v.11
      -Two other approaches:
-The patient and loving   2 Tim. 2:24-26
-Their ultimate rejection   Titus 3:10-11 
      A.  They must be stopped   vv. 11-12
            -Phil. 3:2, Paul called them dogs
      B.  They must be rebuked   v.13
Conclusion: 1 John 4:1

One of the Pastor's Tasks-Part 1/ Titus 1:10-3

The Disgrace of Allowing Sin in the Christian Home 
Joshua 6:1-8:29 
 
Introduction: 
-Acts 15:20; Rom. 6:1-2; 15:4 
1. There is the holiness that God desires from the Christian home 
 -“Sanctify yourselves…” Josh. 3:5 
 -Israel had to be circumcised a second time Josh. 5:3 
 -Instructions on the destruction of Jericho Josh. 6:17-19 
2. There will be many victories in the Christian home 
 -The destruction of Jericho Josh. 6:20-21 
3. There will be the disappointments in the Christian home 
 -Sin crept in to the nation of Israel 
 -Achan’s sin Josh. 7:1 
 -Israel loses before Ai Josh 7:5 
 a. Secret sin 
 -Prov. 15:3 
 b. Deliberate sin 
 -Eli, the priest 1 Sam. 2:22-25 
 -Gal. 6:7 
4. There must be the cleansing of the Christian home 
 -Josh. 7:16-25 – the identification and confession of Achan

The Disgrace of Allowing Sin in the Christian Home
Joshua 6:1-8:29

Introduction:
-Acts 15:20; Rom. 6:1-2; 15:4
1.  There is the holiness that God desires from the Christian home
      -“Sanctify yourselves…”  Josh. 3:5
      -Israel had to be circumcised a second time  Josh. 5:3
      -Instructions on the destruction of Jericho  Josh. 6:17-19
2.  There will be many victories in the Christian home  
      -The destruction of Jericho  Josh. 6:20-21
3.  There will be the disappointments in the Christian home
     -Sin crept in to the nation of Israel
     -Achan’s sin  Josh. 7:1
     -Israel loses before Ai  Josh 7:5   
     a.  Secret sin
          -Prov. 15:3
     b.  Deliberate sin
         -Eli, the priest  1 Sam. 2:22-25
         -Gal. 6:7
4.  There must be the cleansing of the Christian home
      -Josh. 7:16-25 – the identification and confession of Achan

The Disgrace of Allowing Sin in Christian Home/ Joshua 6:1-8:29

Introduction: 
I. The wisdom of the woman in her home 
 A. She has the potential for wisdom in her home 
 -Ps. 111:10 
 1. Wisdom that can only begin with a relationship with 
 Christ. 
 2. Wisdom that can only be enhanced by a growing 
 relationship with Christ. 
 -James 1:5; 1 Sam. 3:10-11, 12-14 
 B. She has the potential of building her home 
 -How Does She Build Her Home? 
 1. She has a plan for her home 
 2. She is viewing her home 
 3. She is a student of the home 
 4. She guards herself 
 5. She ministers to her husband 
 6. She ministers to her children 
 7. She cares about her house 
II. The foolishness of the woman in the home 
 A. She incorporates folly in her home 
 -Eph. 2:1-3; Deut. 4:27 
 B. She can destroy her home with her hands 
 -Heb.יָד yad hand (859), abandon (1), authority (9), 
 command (3), leadership (1) 
 1. A deliberate or willful action 
 2. Abandonment 
 3. Headship 
 4. A lacking “help meet” 
 -The Eve type: Gen. 3:6 
 -The Sapphira type: Acts 5:9 
Conclusion: Jn. 1:12: Believe – Receive - Become

Introduction:
I. The wisdom of the woman in her home
    A.  She has the potential for wisdom in her home
          -Ps. 111:10
          1.  Wisdom that can only begin with a relationship with 
               Christ.
          2.  Wisdom that can only be enhanced by a growing 
                relationship with Christ.
          -James 1:5; 1 Sam. 3:10-11, 12-14
     B.  She has the potential of building her home        
           -How Does She Build Her Home?
            1.  She has a plan for her home 
            2.  She is viewing her home
            3.  She is a student of the home 
            4.  She guards herself  
            5.  She ministers to her husband 
            6.  She ministers to her children 
            7.  She cares about her house  
II.  The foolishness of the woman in the home
      A.  She incorporates folly in her home
            -Eph. 2:1-3; Deut. 4:27
      B.  She can destroy her home with her hands 
            -Heb.יָד yad  hand (859), abandon (1), 

"The Power in the Hands of a Woman" | Proverbs 14:11

Introduction: 
I. The variant is on signs v.17 
 A. A troublesome statement concerning all believers v.17 
 1. They will cast out demons v.17a 
 -Lk. 9:1-2 
 2. They will speak with new tongues v.17b 
 -1 Cor. 14:18-19 
 3. They will take up serpents v.18a 
 4. They will drink anything deadly v.18b 
 -Acts 28:1-6 
 5. They will lay hands on the sick v.18c 
 -1 Cor. 12:30 
II. The variant allows for truth vv.19-20 
 A. His ascension to heaven v.19a 
 B. His seat at the right hand of God v.19b 
 -Matt. 26:64; Mk. 14:62; Lk. 22:69; Eph. 1:20; Col. 3:1; 
 Heb. 8:1, 12:22 
III. The variant concludes with signs v.20 
 -2 Cor. 12:12; Heb. 2:3b-4

Introduction:
I.  The variant is on signs   v.17
     A.  A troublesome statement concerning all believers   v.17
           1.  They will cast out demons   v.17a
                 -Lk. 9:1-2
           2.  They will speak with new tongues   v.17b
   -1 Cor. 14:18-19
           3.  They will take up serpents   v.18a
           4.  They will drink anything deadly   v.18b
         -Acts 28:1-6
           5.  They will lay hands on the sick   v.18c
                 -1 Cor. 12:30
II.  The variant allows for truth vv.19-20
      A.  His ascension to heaven   v.19a
      B.  His seat at the right hand of God   v.19b
            -Matt. 26:64; Mk. 14:62; Lk. 22:69; Eph. 1:20; Col. 3:1; 
            Heb. 8:1, 12:22
III.  The variant concludes with signs   v.20
        -2 Cor. 12:12; Heb. 2:3b-4

''The So Called Variant Verses :Focusing on Signs'' Mark 16:17-20

-Spiritual Gifts: 1 Cor. 12:1-4 
I. A ministry that focuses on observation Mk. 15:40-41 
 1. Mary Magdalene 
 2. Mary, the mother of James and Joses Matt. 10:2 
 3. Salome, the wife of Zebedee Matt. 27:56 
 -Mk. 16:1 
 4. Mary his mother of Jesus Jn. 19:25 
 5. Mary, the wife of Clopas Jn. 19:25 
II. A ministry that focuses on caring Mk. 16:1-4 
 -Nicodemus Jn. 19:39 
 1. Mary Magdalene, Mary, mother of James, and Salome 
 2. Mary the mother of Jesus Jn. 19:26 
 3. Joanna Lk. 24:10 
 4. Many other women Lk. 24:10 
 -Neh. 5:19 
III. A ministry that focuses on supplying material needs 
 Lk. 8:2-3 
 -Mk. 15:41; Lk. 24:10 
IV. A ministry that focuses on a personal witness Mk. 16:9 
 1. The first to witness the resurrected Christ 
 2. The first to give witness to his disciples 
 
The song mentioned at the end is "I've Just seen Jesus" 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yLgtd_kkxw

-Spiritual Gifts:  1 Cor. 12:1-4
I.   A ministry that focuses on observation   Mk. 15:40-41
      1.  Mary Magdalene
      2.  Mary, the mother of James and Joses   Matt. 10:2 
      3.  Salome, the wife of Zebedee   Matt. 27:56 
           -Mk. 16:1
      4.  Mary his mother of Jesus   Jn. 19:25
      5.  Mary, the wife of Clopas Jn. 19:25
II.  A ministry that focuses on caring   Mk. 16:1-4
      -Nicodemus  Jn. 19:39
      1. Mary Magdalene, Mary, mother of James, and Salome
      2. Mary the mother of Jesus   Jn. 19:26
      3. Joanna Lk. 24:10
      4. Many other women Lk. 24:10
      -Neh. 5:19  
III.  A ministry that focuses on supplying material needs  
        Lk. 8:2-3
        -Mk. 15:41; Lk. 24:10  
IV.  A ministry that focuses on a personal witness   Mk. 16:9
        1.  The first to witness the resurrected Christ 
        2.  The first to give witness to his disciples

The song mentioned at the end is "I've Just seen Jesus"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yLgtd_kkxw

The Role of Women in the Ministry of Jesus - Mark 15:40;16:1-4

Imita Esta Alabanza – Salmo 138:1-3 
 
Introducción: 
-Bosquejo del Salmo 138, (Biblia de Estudio MacArthur) 
 I. Alabanza Individual 138:1-3 
 II. Alabanza Internacional 138:4-5 
 III. Alabanza Invencible 138:6-8 
1. Es una alabanza del corazón v.1a 
 -Mr. 12:30 
2. Es una alabanza sin ninguna vergüenza v.1b 
3. Es una alabanza con una expresión visible v.2a 
4. Es una alabanza de fe v.2b 
5. Es una alabanza con un enfoque inicial v.2d 
6. Es una alabanza a propósito v.2c 
 a. Por su nombre 
 b. Por su misericordia 
 b. Por su fidelidad 
 c. Por su exaltado nombre y Palabra 
7. Es una alabanza por la respuesta a la oración v.3 
Outline of Psalm 138, (MacArthur Study Bible ) 
 I. Individual Praise 138:1-3 
 II. International Praise 138:4-5 
 III. Invincible Praise 138:6-8 
1. It is a praise from the heart v.1a 
 -Mk. 12:30 
2. It is a praise that is unashamed v.1b 
3. It is a visible expression of praise v.2a 
4. It is a praise of faith v.2ab 
5. It is a praise with an initial focus v.2c 
6. It is a praise that is purposeful v.2d 
 a. For his name 
 b. For his lovingkindness 
 b. For his faithfulness 
 c. For his exalted name and Word 
7. It is a praise for answered prayer v.3 
 -1 Pet. 3:12

Imita Esta Alabanza – Salmo 138:1-3 Introducción: -Bosquejo del Salmo 138, (Biblia de Estudio MacArthur) I. Alabanza Individual ...

&quot;Imitate This Praise&quot; / &quot;Imita esta Alabanza&quot; / Psalm 138:1-3/ Salmo 138:1-3

I. The crucifixion vv.24a, 25 
 -The third hour: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 
 -Ps. 22:16 
II. The gambling for his garments v.24b 
 -Jn. 19:23; Ps. 22:18 
III. The inscription on the cross v.26 
 -“This is Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews” 
 -Jn. 19:20 Aramaic, in Latin, and in Greek. 
IV. The two thieves crucified on each side of him vv. 27, 32b 
 -Isa. 53:12; Lk. 23:39-43 
V. The mockery of men vv. 31, 32a 
 A. The passers-by 
 -Ps. 22:7; 109:25 
 B. The chief priests vv. 31-32 
 1. They focused on his redemptive work 
 -Lk. 19:10 
 2. They focused on faith 
 -Zech. 12:10; Rev.1:7

I.  The crucifixion  vv.24a, 25
     -The third hour:  9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 
     -Ps. 22:16
II.  The gambling for his garments  v.24b
      -Jn. 19:23; Ps. 22:18
III.  The inscription on the cross v.26
       -“This is Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews” 
       -Jn. 19:20 Aramaic, in Latin, and in Greek.  
IV.  The two thieves crucified on each side of him  vv. 27, 32b
        -Isa. 53:12; Lk. 23:39-43 
V.  The mockery of men  vv. 31, 32a
      A.  The passers-by
            -Ps. 22:7; 109:25       
      B.  The chief priests  vv. 31-32
            1.  They focused on his redemptive work  
   -Lk. 19:10
            2.  They focused on faith  
   -Zech. 12:10; Rev.1:7

(84) The First Three Disgraceful Hours of the Crucifixion" / Mark 15:24-32

The Trials of Jesus Begin 
Mark 14:53-65 
 
Introduction: 
-Matt. 26:57-68; Lk. 22:54,55, 63-65; Jn. 18:12,18, 24 
-Six Trials: 3-Religious; 3-Polictical 
 1. Before Annas Jn. 18:12–14, 19–24 
 2. Before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin Matt. 26:57–68 
 3. Before the Sanhedrin Matt. 27:1; Mk. 15:1a; Lk. 22:66–71 
-The strange statement by Caiaphas Jn. 18:14 
I. A trial of falsehood vv.55-60 
 A. Testimonies that contradicted each other v.56 
 -Deut. 19:15 
 B. Testimonies that misquoted truth v.58 
 -What did Jesus really say? Jn. 2:20-22 
 C. Testimonies that required no defense v. 60 
 -Matt. 26:57 
 -The silence of Jesus prophesied: Isa. 53:7 
II. A trial of declaration vv.61-64 
 -Matt. 26:63; Ps. 110:1; Dan. 7:13 
 -A picture of His second coming 
 -The admission of Jesus, blasphemous to the high priest 
III. A trial of abuse v.65 
 -They violated the law de Moises Lev. 24:16 
 -They willful abused him 
 -Jesus knew who struck him Isa. 11:2-4 
Conclusion:

The Trials of Jesus Begin
Mark 14:53-65

Introduction:
-Matt. 26:57-68; Lk. 22:54,55, 63-65; Jn. 18:12,18, 24
-Six Trials:  3-Religious; 3-Polictical
  1. Before Annas  Jn. 18:12–14, 19–24
  2. Before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin Matt. 26:57–68
  3. Before the Sanhedrin Matt. 27:1; Mk. 15:1a; Lk. 22:66–71
-The strange statement by Caiaphas Jn. 18:14
I.  A trial of falsehood vv.55-60
     A.  Testimonies that contradicted each other v.56
           -Deut.  19:15
     B.  Testimonies that misquoted truth v.58
           -What did Jesus really say?  Jn. 2:20-22
     C.  Testimonies that required no defense v. 60
          -Matt. 26:57
          -The silence of Jesus prophesied:  Isa. 53:7
II.  A trial of declaration vv.61-64
      -Matt. 26:63; Ps. 110:1; Dan. 7:13 
      -A picture of His second coming
      -The admission of Jesus, blasphemous to the high priest
III.  A trial of abuse   v.65
       -They violated the law de Moises Lev. 24:16
       -They willful abused him
       -Jesus k

(80) The Trials of Jesus Begin - Mark 14:53-65

-Matt. 26:36-46; Lk. 22:39-46 
I. The need of prayer vv.32-33 
 -Lk. 22:39 – a familiar place for prayer 
 A. The need for corporate prayer v.32 
 B. The need for personal prayer support v.33 
 -Prov. 17:17; 2 Co. 5:21 
 -Lk. 22:43 – an angel strengthening him 
 C. The request for prayer v.34 
 -Aaron and Hur assisted Moses in prayer Ex. 17:22 
II. The prayer to the Father vv.35-36 
 -The Lord’s Prayer, Jn. 17 
 A. The separation 
 B. The humility 
 C. The intimacy 
 -“Abba Father” – a double reference to God the Father 
 D. The specifics of the prayer v.36 
 1. “Take this cup away” 
 -Num. 22:22 
 -Sweat like blood: Lk. 22:44 
 2. “Not my will, but yours be done” 
 -Three intervals of prayer: Matt. 26:39, 42, 44 
III. The prayer interrupted by physical fatigue vv.37-40 
 -A crucial reminder: Mk. 14:38 
IV. The immediacy of the prayer vv.41-42

-Matt. 26:36-46; Lk. 22:39-46
I.  The need of prayer vv.32-33
     -Lk. 22:39 – a familiar place for prayer
     A.  The need for corporate prayer v.32 
     B.  The need for personal prayer support   v.33
           -Prov. 17:17; 2 Co. 5:21 
           -Lk. 22:43 – an angel strengthening him  
     C.  The request for prayer v.34
           -Aaron and Hur assisted Moses in prayer   Ex. 17:22
II.  The prayer to the Father  vv.35-36
      -The Lord’s Prayer, Jn. 17
      A.  The separation
      B.  The humility  
      C.  The intimacy 
            -“Abba Father” – a double reference to God the Father
      D.  The specifics of the prayer  v.36
            1.  “Take this cup away”
                 -Num. 22:22
            -Sweat like blood: Lk. 22:44 
            2.  “Not my will, but yours be done”  
                 -Three intervals of prayer:  Matt. 26:39, 42, 44
III.  The prayer interrupted by physical fatigue  vv.37-40
       -A crucial reminder:  Mk. 14:38
IV.  The immediacy of th

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