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Mark 7:24-30
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Mark's account of Peter's journey
* Jesus already told us what comes out of the heart that defiles a person => Mark 7:1-23
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Meeting the woman (Mark 7:24-30)
* Some background about the exchange
* Mark 7:24 - Tyre and Sidon - leaving Israel and moving into a Gentile region (Mark 3)
* Jesus fame has spread.
* Mark 7:25-26 - Syrophoenician
* She is a Gentile (pagan) and therefore, outside the promises of Israel
* Mark 7:27 - Gentile "dogs"
* Some notable things about the exchange:
* She fell at His feet (this only happens in Mark three times)
* Mark 3 - Demonized prostrate themselves when Jesus is around
* Mark 5 - Woman with the blood issue
* Mark 7 - This is the third time; She is giving in / submitting
* She calls Him "Lord"
* Only person who addresses Jesus as Lord (Lord & Savior)
* She says "Yes"
* She was not there to get Jesus to enter her story; She is here to enter His story.
* She wanted to get in on what Jesus was doing.
* She says that she will take the crumbs!
* She had learned enough about Jesus that He is no ordianary man
* She abandons herself to Jesus
* What does this mean?
* Her actions and words show us that she has the right heart
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Are crumbs enough?
* For those who know Jesus
* You will face trouble, hardships, and pain and it is always right to bring all of this to Jesus
* Will you say, "Yes Lord, whatever You want?"
* Paul seemed to get and understand this
* 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 => Grace is enough.
* Philippians 4:11-13 => Grace is enough.
Jesus your plan is best.
* For those who are getting to know Jesus
* What Isaiah pointed out (Isaiah 53)
* She sees Jesus gracious and good
* She sees that the crumbs falling from the table are enough.
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