5. • Luke 10:21
• John 2:13-17; Mark 3:5
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6. • Luke 10:21
• John 2:13-17; Mark 3:5
• Luke 4:2
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7. “A man of sorrows and acquainted
with grief” (Isaiah 53:2-5, 7).
• Luke 10:21
• John 2:13-17; Mark 3:5
• Luke 4:2
• John 4:7; 19:28
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21. • Dread of shame (Hebrews 12:2)
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22. What forced these tears
from his eyes?
• Dread of shame (Hebrews 12:2)
• Dread of spiritual contamination
(2 Corinthians 5:21;
Galatians 3:13).
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36. What put Him there?
Only a dead soul can see Jesus
being crucified on the cross without
mourning because it was necessary
for Him to have to die.
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38. Thought Question:
How much mourning have we
done over our sins?
Psalm 38:18; Isaiah 6:5; Joel
2:12-13; Luke 18:13; Matthew
26:75; 1 Kings 16:31
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43. “Be afflicted, and mourn, and weep:
let your laughter be turned to
mourning, and your joy to
heaviness” (James 4:8-10).
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45. When Jesus came to Golgotha,
they hanged Him on a tree;
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46. When Jesus came to Golgotha,
they hanged Him on a tree;
They drove great nails through hands
and feet, and made a Calvary.
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47. When Jesus came to Golgotha,
they hanged Him on a tree;
They drove great nails through hands
and feet, and made a Calvary.
They crowned Him with a crown of
thorns,
red were His wounds and deep,
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48. When Jesus came to Golgotha,
they hanged Him on a tree;
They drove great nails through hands
and feet, and made a Calvary.
They crowned Him with a crown of
thorns,
red were His wounds and deep,
For those were crude and cruel days,
and human flesh was cheap.
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50. When Jesus came to Jacksonville,
they simply passed Him by,
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51. When Jesus came to Jacksonville,
they simply passed Him by,
They never hurt a hair on Him,
they only let Him die.
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52. When Jesus came to Jacksonville,
they simply passed Him by,
They never hurt a hair on Him,
they only let Him die.
For men had grown more tender,
and they would not give Him pain,
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53. When Jesus came to Jacksonville,
they simply passed Him by,
They never hurt a hair on Him,
they only let Him die.
For men had grown more tender,
and they would not give Him pain,
They only just passed down the
street, and left him in the rain.
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59. The capacity of a sensitive conscience, to
mourn, to feel pain, is a clear indication of
life and health.
• Exodus 7:13-14, 22; 2 Chronicles
36:13; Mark 6:52; 8:17; John 12:40
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65. If we can commit a sin
—knowingly violate God’s law—
without pain of conscience,
then something is wrong
(cf. Matthew 13:5-7).
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67. The Belgian
Catholic
missionary
Damien de
Veuster went as
a missionary to
the lepers of
Molokai. For
thirteen
years . . .
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93. • Jesus could hardly wait till He
got to the door of His tomb
before He spoke of restoring
Peter’s faith (cf. Mark 16:7).
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94. Peter (Matthew 27:69-75;
Luke 22:61)
• Jesus could hardly wait till He
got to the door of His tomb
before He spoke of restoring
Peter’s faith (cf. Mark 16:7).
• John 21; Acts 2
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98. No one can say, “Thanks be to God,
through Jesus Christ our Savior” until
he has first said
• “O wretched man that I
am” (Romans 7:24-25, Paul
describing his condition
under the Old Law).
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101. The very first word of John the
Baptist was
• “repent” (Matthew 3:2).
• Repentance brings “seasons
of refreshing” (Acts 3:19).
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