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Mark 8:27-31
"Living the Cross Centered Life - CJ Mulhaney"
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Who do people say Jesus is?
! 2. Who do you say Jesus is?
! 3. Why did Jesus say He had to die and must die?
!! 1.
Who do people say Jesus is?
* Mark 1:1 and Mark 15:39 are the bookends of who Mark says Jesus is
* John the Baptist knew - Mark 1:7-8
* Demons knew - Mark 1:23-35
* The disciples needed time to figure it out.
* They had preconceived ides of who the Messiah was supposed to be.
* They thought the Messiah would purge the Romans via a revolution
* Mark 8:27
* City was named after Caesar
* "Gates of Hell" located here
* No Pharisees lived here because of all the idolatry and pagan worship that was located here.
* Mark 6:14 - Some thought Jesus was John the Baptist, Elijah, a prophet
* No one said Jesus was the messiah
* Thought Jesus was another looking for the Messiah yet to come
* Jesus preached/taught in a way that left the door open "Kingdom is near"
* "Vintage Jesus - Mark Driscoll" discusses who Jesus is today
* Makes Jesus an extension, projection of what and what we are
* Playdough Jesus
* Anyone who you want Him to be
!! 2. Who do you say Jesus is?
* Most important question that Jesus asks that we all have to individually answer
* Peter said, "You are the Christ!." - Mark 8:29-30
* Greek = Messiah, the Annointed One
* You are the someone else we are looking for
* All the lessons finally learned and what Jesus wanted the Disciples to see and understand.
* Mark 8:30 - "Tell no one", why??
* This confession is the first touch
* The Disciples did not see clearly what type of king, Jesus was going to be.
* Mark 8:31
* Jesus taught the Disciples over several days
* Jesus told them plainly, "I am going to die and raise from the dead."
!! 3. Jesus must suffer and die, why??
* The Disciples needed a second touch to see Jesus clearly
* Why He came.
* How all was supped to work.
* This didn't register with them until it all happened
* They didn't believe it until they actually saw Him face-to-face; This is when they saw Him clearly
!! Resurrection is the second touch
* Mark doesn't go into the theology of the Cross; He just keeps the story simple.
* Mark just wants us to see clearly who Jesus was.
* If you see who Jesus really is, nothing can stay the same
* You can't live the way you want, you can't mold Jesus into what you want.
* *C.S. Lewis - "One thing it can't be is moderately important.
If it isn't true, then it isn't important.
If it is true, then it is infinitely important."*
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