Expositions of
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共 236 题- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- ST. MARK
- CONTENTS
- WHAT 'THE GOSPEL' IS (Mark i. 1)
- THE STRONG FORERUNNER AND THE STRONGER SON (Mark i. 1-11)
- MIGHTY IN WORD AND DEED (Mark i. 21-34)
- HEALING AND SERVICE (Mark i. 30, 31, R.V.)
- A PARABLE IN A MIRACLE (Mark i. 40-42)
- CHRIST'S TOUCH (Mark i. 41)
- CHRIST'S AUTHORITY TO FORGIVE (Mark ii. 1-12)
- THE PUBLICANS' FRIEND (Mark ii. 13-22)
- THE SECRET OF GLADNESS (Mark ii. 19)
- WORKS WHICH HALLOW THE SABBATH (Mark ii. 23-28; iii. 1-5)
- THE ANGER AND GRIEF OF JESUS (Mark iii. 5)
- AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST (Mark iii. 6-19)
- THE MISTAKES OF CHRIST'S FOES AND FRIENDS (Mark iii. 22-35)
- CHRIST'S KINDRED (Mark iii. 31-35)
- CHRIST'S RELATIONS (Mark iii. 35)
- FOUR SOILS FOR ONE SEED (Mark iv. 10-20)
- LAMPS AND BUSHELS (Mark iv. 21)
- THE STORM STILLED (Mark iv. 35-41)
- THE TOILING CHRIST (Mark iv. 36, 38)
- THE LORD OF DEMONS (Mark v. 1-20)
- A REFUSED REQUEST (Mark v. 18,19)
- TALITHA CUMI (Mark v. 22-24, 35-43)
- THE POWER OF FEEBLE FAITH (Mark v. 25, 27, 28)
- TOUCH OR FAITH? (Mark v. 28, 34)
- THE LOOKS OF JESUS (Mark v. 32)
- THE MASTER REJECTED: THE SERVANTS SENT FORTH (Mark vi. 1-13)
- CHRIST THWARTED (Mark vi. 5, 6)
- HEROD--A STARTLED CONSCIENCE (Mark vi. 16)
- THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN (Mark vi. 17-28)
- THE WORLD'S BREAD (Mark vi. 30-44)
- CHILDREN AND LITTLE DOGS (Mark vii. 24-30)
- THE PATTERN OF SERVICE (Mark vii. 33, 34)
- THE PATIENT TEACHER AND THE SLOW SCHOLARS (Mark viii. 17, 18)
- THE RELIGIOUS USES OF MEMORY (Mark viii. 18)
- THE GRADUAL HEALING OF THE BLIND MAN (Mark viii. 22-25)
- CHRIST'S CROSS, AND OURS (Mark viii. 27--ix. 1)
- THE TRANSFIGURATION (Mark ix. 2-13)
- JESUS ONLY (Mark ix. 8)
- CHRIST'S LAMENT OVER OUR FAITHLESSNESS (Mark ix. 19)
- THE OMNIPOTENCE OF FAITH (Mark ix. 23)
- UNBELIEVING BELIEF (Mark ix. 24)
- RECEIVING AND FORBIDDING (Mark ix. 33-42)
- AN UNANSWERED QUESTION (Mark ix. 33)
- SALTED WITH FIRE (Mark ix. 49)
- CHILDREN AND CHILDLIKE MEN (Mark x. 13-15)
- ALMOST A DISCIPLE. (Mark x. 17-27)
- CHRIST ON THE ROAD TO THE CROSS (Mark x.32)
- DIGNITY AND SERVICE (Mark x. 35-45)
- BARTIMAEUS (Mark x. 46)
- AN EAGER COMING (Mark x. 50)
- LOVE'S QUESTION (Mark x. 51; Acts ix. 6)
- A ROYAL PROGRESS (Mark xi. 2)
- CHRIST'S NEED OF US AND OURS (Mark xi. 3)
- NOTHING BUT LEAVES (Mark xi. 13, 14)
- DISHONEST TENANTS (Mark xii. 1-12)
- GOD'S LAST ARROW (Mark xii. 6)
- NOT FAR AND NOT IN (Mark xii. 34)
- THE CREDULITY OF UNBELIEF (Mark xiii. 6; Luke xviii, 8)
- AUTHORITY AND WORK (Mark xiii. 34)
- THE ALABASTER BOX (Mark xiv. 6-9)
- A SECRET RENDEZVOUS (Mark xiv. 12-16)
- THE NEW PASSOVER (Mark xiv. 12-26)
- THE SLEEPING APOSTLE (Mark xiv. 37)
- THE CAPTIVE CHRIST AND THE CIRCLE ROUND HIM (Mark xiv. 43-54)
- THE CONDEMNATION WHICH CONDEMNS THE JUDGES (Mark xiv. 55-65)
- CHRIST AND PILATE; THE TRUE KING AND HIS COUNTERFEIT (Mark xv. 1-20)
- THE DEATH WHICH GIVES LIFE (Mark xv. 21-39)
- SIMON THE CYRENIAN (Mark xv. 21)
- THE INCREDULOUS DISCIPLES (Mark xvi. 1-13)
- PERPETUAL YOUTH (Mark xvi. 5)
- THE FIRST PREACHING OF THE RESURRECTION (Mark xvi. 5, 6)
- LOVE'S TRIUMPH OVER SIN (Mark xvi. 7)
- THE WORLD-WIDE COMMISSION (Mark xvi. 15)
- THE ENTHRONED CHRIST (Mark xvi. 19)
- WHAT 'THE GOSPEL' IS
- The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ.--Mark i. 1
- I. The Gospel is the 'Gospel of Christ.'
- II. The Gospel of Christ is the 'Gospel of God.'
- IV. The good news about Christ and God is _the_ gospel.
- THE STRONG FORERUNNER AND THE STRONGER SON
- MIGHTY IN WORD AND DEED
- HEALING AND SERVICE
- The first thing in the story is, as it seems to me--
- I. The disciple's intercession.
- The next thing to note in this incident is--
- II. The Healers method.
- The last point is--
- III. The healed sufferer's service.
- A PARABLE IN A MIRACLE
- I. First, then, notice the leper's cry.
- II. Notice, secondly, the Lord's answer.
- III. Lastly, note the immediate cure.
- CHRIST'S TOUCH
- CHRIST'S AUTHORITY TO FORGIVE
- THE PUBLICANS' FRIEND
- THE SECRET OF GLADNESS
- WORKS WHICH HALLOW THE SABBATH
- THE ANGER AND GRIEF OF JESUS
- I. Consider then, first, the solemn fact of Christ's anger.
- AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST
- III. Lastly, notice the sanity of the insane.
- THE MISTAKES OF CHRIST'S FOES AND FRIENDS
- CHRIST'S KINDRED
- II. This relationship includes all others.
- CHRIST'S RELATIONS
- I. The example for us.
- II. The promise for us.
- FOUR SOILS FOR ONE SEED
- LAMPS AND BUSHELS
- THE STORM STILLED
- THE TOILING CHRIST
- THE LORD OF DEMONS
- A REFUSED BEQUEST
- TALITHA CUMI
- THE POWER OF FEEBLE FAITH
- TOUCH OR FAITH?
- Take two or three phases of it--
- 1. You get it formularised into a system in sacramentarianism.
- THE LOOKS OF JESUS
- I. The welcoming look of love and pity to those who seek Him.
- II. The Lord's looks of love and warning to those who have found Him.
- III. The Lord's look of anger and pity on His opponents.
- IV. The look of the Lord on the profaned Temple.
- THE MASTER REJECTED: THE SERVANTS SENT FORTH
- CHRIST THWARTED
- HEROD--A STARTLED CONSCIENCE
- I. You have here the voice of a startled conscience.
- THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN
- THE WORLD'S BREAD
- CHILDREN AND LITTLE DOGS
- THE PATTERN OF SERVICE
- THE PATIENT TEACHER, AND THE SLOW SCHOLARS
- I. The grieved Teacher.
- II. Now let me say a word about the slow scholars.
- THE RELIGIOUS USES OF MEMORY
- I. First of all, then, remember and be thankful.
- II. Secondly, let me say, remember and repent.
- III. Lastly, let me say, remember and hope.
- THE GRADUAL HEALING OF THE BLIND MAN
- CHRIST'S CROSS, AND OURS
- THE TRANSFIGURATION
- JESUS ONLY!
- I. The solitary Saviour.
- 1. He is alone in His nature. 'Son of God.'
- 2. He is alone in the sinlessness of His manhood. 'My Beloved Son!'
- 3. He is alone as God's Voice to men. 'Hear Him!'
- II. The vanishing witnesses.
- III. The waiting disciples.
- 2. What Christian death may become.
- CHRIST'S LAMENT OVER OUR FAITHLESSNESS
- THE OMNIPOTENCE OF FAITH
- UNBELIEVING BELIEF
- I. First, then, note here the birth of faith.
- II. Then, secondly, we have here the infancy of faith.
- III. Notice the cry of infant faith.
- IV. Lastly, we have here the education of faith.
- RECEIVING AND FORBIDDING
- AN UNANSWERED QUESTION
- SALTED WITH FIRE
- II. Notice the painfulness of this fiery cleansing.
- III. Lastly, notice the preservative result of this painful cleansing.
- I. With the symbol itself and the ideas derived from it.
- II. The part which we have to take in this cleansing process.
- III. The relation to one another of those who possess this energy.
- CHILDREN AND CHILDLIKE MEN
- I. Christ blessing children.
- II. The child's nearness to Christ.
- III. The child and the Church.
- Do not hinder by neglect. '_Despise_ not one of these little ones.'
- ALMOST A DISCIPLE
- CHRIST ON THE ROAD TO THE CROSS
- IV. So, lastly, I would see here the lonely Christ.
- DIGNITY AND SERVICE
- BARTIMAEUS
- I. Notice the beggar's petition and the attempts to silence it.
- II. So, notice Christ's call and the suppliant's response.
- IV. Lastly, notice, sight given, and the Giver followed.
- AN EAGER COMING
- LOVE'S QUESTION
- A ROYAL PROGRESS
- II. Notice the revelation of a new kind of King and Kingdom.
- III. Lastly, we have the Royal visitation of the Temple.
- CHRIST'S NEED OF US AND OURS
- II. And now turn for a moment to the wider application of these words.
- NOTHING BUT LEAVES
- I. What Christ sought and seeks.
- II. Now note, in the next place, what Christ found.
- III. And so, lastly, let me ask you to notice what Christ did.
- DISHONEST TENANTS
- GOD'S LAST ARROW
- I. The Son who follows and surpasses the servants.
- III. The unwearied divine charity.
- NOT FAR AND NOT IN
- I. Who are near?
- II. Why they are only near.
- The two most familiar and fatal of these are:--
- III. Such men cannot continue near.
- IV. Unless you are in, you are finally shut out.
- THE CREDULITY OF UNBELIEF
- AUTHORITY AND WORK
- I. The authority with which the servants are invested.
- THE ALABASTER BOX
- I. The first of them is the motive which hallows everything.
- A SECRET RENDEZVOUS
- II. We note also the authoritative claim which He makes.
- III. The answer and blessedness of the unknown disciple.
- THE NEW PASSOVER
- I. The solemn prophecy.
- II. The self-distrustful question, 'Is it I?'
- III. The safety of the self-distrustful.
- THE SLEEPING APOSTLE
- THE CAPTIVE CHRIST AND THE CIRCLE ROUND HIM
- THE CONDEMNATION WHICH CONDEMNS THE JUDGES
- CHRIST AND PILATE: THE TRUE KING AND HIS COUNTERFEIT
- THE DEATH WHICH GIVES LIFE
- SIMON THE CYRENIAN
- THE INCREDULOUS DISCIPLES
- PERPETUAL YOUTH
- III. The faithful dead shall live in a body that cannot grow old.
- THE ANGEL IN THE TOMB
- I. Note the first witness to the Resurrection.
- IV. And now, lastly, note here the summons to grateful contemplation.
- LOVE'S TRIUMPH OVER SIN
- III. Notice, finally, the gradual cure of the pardoned Apostle.
- I. An example of the depth to which the soul of man can descend.
- II. An example of the cleansing power of Christ.
- THE WORLD-WIDE COMMISSION
- I. The divine audacity of Christianity.
- II. The foundations of this bold claim.
- III. Its vindication in facts.
- IV. The practical duty.
- THE ENTHRONED CHRIST
- IV. Lastly, this great fact sets before us the ever-active Helper.