Mark 15:1-41

Scripture – Mark 15:1-41

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• Mark 15:1-15 - The trial with Pilate
• Mark 15:1-5 - The first trial
• Mark 15:6-15 - The second trial
• Mark 15:16-41- The crucifixion
• Mark 15:16-20 - Jesus is beaten and mocked
• Mark 15:21-23 - Jesus led to Golgotha
• Mark 15:24-26 - Jesus is crucified
• Mark 15:27-32 - Jesus is mocked
• Mark 15:33-37 - Jesus' last words
• Mark 15:38-41 - The immediate results of Jesus' death.

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Mark 14:32-72

Scripture – Mark 14:32-72

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• Mark 14:32-72 - Jesus’ prayer, arrest, and trial
• Mark 14:32-36 - Jesus’ prayer of distress.
• Mark 14:37-42 - The sleeping disciples.
• Mark 14:43-52 - The arrest of Jesus of Nazareth in the Garden of Gethsemane.
• Mark 14:53-59 - Jesus is accused before the Sanhedrin.
• Mark 14:60-62 - Jesus testifies at His own trial.
• Mark 14:63-65 - The Sanhedrin condemns Jesus to death.
• Mark 14:66-72 - Peter’s denial.

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Mark 14:1-31

Scripture – Mark 14:1-31

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• Mark 14:1-31 - Preparation for Jesus' death.
• Mark 14:1-2 - The rulers resolve to kill Jesus
• Mark 14:3 - Jesus is anointed with perfume
• Mark 14:4-9 - The reaction
• Mark 14:10-11 - Judas agrees to betray Jesus
• Mark 14:12-16 - Preparation for passover
• Mark 14:17-21- Jesus gives Judas a chance to repent.
• Mark 14:22-31 - The last supper and Jesus' prediction.

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Mark 13

 Scripture – Mark 13

Observation – 

• Mark 13 – Signs of the End 
• Mark 13:1–4 – The disciples ask about the end times
• Mark 13:5–13 – Jesus warns of deception, persecution, and endurance
• Mark 13:14–23 – The abomination of desolation and great distress
• Mark 13:24–27 – The coming of the Son of Man in power and glory
• Mark 13:28–31 – The lesson from the fig tree
• Mark 13:32–37 – Stay alert and ready

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Mark 12

Scripture – Mark 12

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• Mark 12 – Teaching with Authority
• Mark 12:1–12 – The parable of the tenants
• Mark 12:13–17 – Paying taxes to Caesar
• Mark 12:18–27 – A question about the resurrection
• Mark 12:28–34 – The greatest commandment
• Mark 12:35–37 – Jesus questions the teachers about the Messiah
• Mark 12:38–40 – Warning against the teachers of the law
• Mark 12:41–44 – The widow’s offering

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