Another Hero
Some thought by Rob on Mark 11:9-10; 15:20
Mark 11:9-10 Then those who went ahead and those who followed were shouting,
"Hosanna! Blessed is the one who comes in the name of the Lord! Blessed is
the coming kingdom of our ancestor David! Hosanna in the highest heaven!"
Mark 15:20 After mocking him, they stripped him of the purple cloak and put
his own clothes on him. Then they led him out to crucify him.
- Introduction-The Rules of
hiking-"If you're almost to the top of the mountain, you're probably
not."
- Palm Sunday
- The prophecy of
Zechariah (Zechariah 9:9)
- The meaning of
"messiah"
- Our post-resurrection
interpretation
- Their previous 300
years
- Their view of
"messiah"-Like Moses, setting his people free, a Hero
- The reception of a
Hero messiah
- The conflict between
the Hero and the real Jesus
- The donkey
- The clothes
- The companions
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday
- Give to Caesar (Mark
12:17)
- Love God and neighbors
(Mark 12:30-31)
- The fig tree (Mark
11:20)
- Cleansing the temple
(Mark 11:15-18)
- His prophesies (Mark
13)
- Late Thursday, Friday
- The arrest (Mark 14:
43-52)
- The trial in front of
Caiaphas and the Jewish leaders
- Before Pilate, the
Roman governor
- Influence of the
Jewish leaders
- Releasing Barabbas
- Jesus as a failed
Hero
- Jesus claiming to be
God
- The mob condemning
Jesus (Mark 15:12)
- Conclusions
- The mob wanted a Hero
- Freedom from Rome
- Rebuilding the
kingdom of Israel
- A new King of the
Jews
- We want a Hero, too.
- Power over our
enemies
- Righteousness in our
leaders
- Success in business
- Jesus offers something
different:
- Freedom from our
sinful natures
- The Kingdom of God
- Jesus as the King of
our Hearts.
- We need to leave our
mud pies behind
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