Mark 10:32 - 11:11
Gospel of MarkSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg provides a comprehensive analysis of Mark 10:32 - 11:11. Jesus predicts His death, rebukes James and John's request for positions of power, and emphasizes the importance of serving others. Blind Bartimaeus is healed, and Jesus' entry into Jerusalem on a donkey is a politically charged act. Despite the spectacle of His arrival, Roman authorities did not consider Jesus to be a threat to their rule.
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Mark 11:12 - 11:33
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