सर्वश्रेष्ठ Caafimaadka पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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Remembers Jesus’ prophecy 29:00

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Peter demonstrates that Jesus is the Messiah.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Who Are You? 29:00

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Mark 14:53–59 describes Jesus being brought to the Sanhedrin and the first part of the trial. It is an exercise in frustrationद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Leaving All to Flee From Jesus 29:00

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The Gospels do not go into great detail about Judas’s motivation. But Ellen G. White writes: “Judas had naturally a strong love for money; but he had not always been corrupt enough to do such a deed as thisद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Gethsemane 29:00

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Leaving the walled city of Jerusalem where they ate the Passover meal, Jesus and His disciples go across the Kidron Valley to a garden on the slopes of the Mount of Olivesद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Last Supper 29:00

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Mark 14:12 notes that this is the first day of unleavened bread, when the Passover lamb was sacrificed. The meal was on Thursday eveningद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Unforgettable 28:50

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Judas’s betrayal also is unforgettable. Mark implies that his motivewas greed. The Gospel of John makes it explicit (John 12:4–6).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Taken and Tried 28:35

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And He said, ‘Abba, Father, all things are possible for you. Take this cup from Me; nevertheless, not what I will, but what You will’ ” (Mark 14:36, NKJV)द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Coming of the Son of Man part 2 29:00

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The Coming of the Son of Man part 2. The great event described in Mark 13:24–32 is none other than the return of Jesus Christ in glory.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Coming of the Son of Man part 1 28:41

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The great event described in Mark 13:24–32 is none other than the return of Jesus Christ in glory, preceded by signs in the sun, moon, and starsद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Great Tribulation 29:00

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Mark 13:14, regarding the abomination of desolation, is the fulcrumaround which the chapter pivots.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Abomination of Desolation 28:45

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Jesus comes to the central point about the fall of Jerusalem in Mark 13:14. He refers to “the abomination of desolation.” The Lord says that the reader should understand. With these words, Jesus is pointing the disciples to the book of Daniel.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Not One Stone on Another 29:00

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As we have noted, the temple complex was a truly amazing structure. Josephus notes that the Royal Portico on the south side of the complex had 162 pillars, each of which three men clasping hands could reach around (Antiquities, 15.11.5 §§413–414).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Two Little Coins in the Offering 28:57

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The Jerusalem temple was an amazingly beautiful structure. The temple mount dominated the city, and the massive stones involved in its construction are a marvel to this day, some weighing hundreds of tonsद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Last Days 29:00

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Then they will see the Son of Man coming in the clouds with great power and glory. And then He will send His angels, and gather His elect from the four winds, from the farthest part of earth to the farthest part of heaven’ ” (Mark 13:26, 27, NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Christ’s merciful, unselfish life 29:00

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He declares that the open sinner is less guilty than is he who professes to serve God, but who bears no fruit to His glory.”—Ellen G. White, The Desire of Ages, p. 584.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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SOMCT_AWRx_20240830_6 29:00

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Earthly Duties and Heavenly Outcomes 29:00

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But while peaceably subject to the laws of the land, they should at all times give their first allegiance to God.”—Ellen. G. White, The Desire of Ages, p. 602द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Who Said You Could Do That? 29:00

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The day after Jesus cleanses the temple, the religious leaders confront Him in the temple courts, asking by what authority He acted the day beforeद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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A Cursed Tree and a Cleansed Temple 29:00

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Then He says the leaders have made the temple a den of robbers (Jer. 7:11). Then,at the end of this amazing day, Jesus leaves the city with His disciples (Mark 11:19).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Triumphal Entry 29:00

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The Triumphal Entry. Jerusalem is located in a hilly region at an elevation of about 2,400 feet (about 740 meters). In Jesus’ day its population was perhaps40,000–50,000, but this swelled at Passover.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Jerusalem Controversies 29:00

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Jerusalem Controversies. And whenever you stand praying, if you have anything against anyone, forgive him, that your Father in heaven may also forgive you your trespasses’ ” (Mark 11:25, NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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SOMCT_AWRx_20240824_7 28:45

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How did Bartimaeus react to Jesus’ passing by 28:39

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The title “Son of David” in Jesus’ day had two concepts connected with it—the restoration of a king to Israel’s throne (compare with Isaiah 11; Jer. 23:5, 6; Jer. 33:15)द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Jesus approached Jerusalem 29:00

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Jesus then calls the group together to give one of His most profound teachings. He indicates that Gentile rulers use power for personal advantage.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Destiny of Every Soul 29:00

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Mark 10:27 seems like a beautiful place to end the story: you cannotmake it to heaven on your own, you need the grace of God in order tobe saved.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Jesus and Children 29:00

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While children were desired, they were of low social status, along thelines of slaves, actually (Gal. 4:1, 2).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Teaching Disciples: Part II 29:00

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For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many’ ” (Mark 10:45,NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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God’s Plan for Marriage 29:00

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Herod had beheaded John the Baptist because of his rebuke regarding this illicit relationship (see Matt. 14:1–12)द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Lord's response 29:00

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Jesus immediately picks up on the expression of doubt. The Lord’s response can be paraphrased, “What do you mean, ‘If You can’?” (Mark 9:23).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The Kingdom of God with the responsibility to care 29:00

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leaders are tasked in the kingdom of God with the responsibility to care for these new converts with special care, similar to the Old Testament ethic of caringद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The healthy man in hell 29:00

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For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life’ ” (John 3:16, ESV)द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Who Is the Greatest? 29:00

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The betrayer is not pointed out at this time, but the reader already knows who it is because of the identification of Judas (see Mark 3:19)द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The mountain and the multitude 29:00

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Luke notes that they were talking about Jesus’ departure (Greek-exodos) that He was about to accomplish in Jerusalem (Luke 9:30, 31). ‘If You can do anything, have compassion on us and help us’ ” (Mark 9:22, NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The cost of discipleship 29:00

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When Jesus first called the disciples, He said He would make themfishers of men (Mark 1:17)द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Teaching disciples: Part I 28:49

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When He had called the people to Himself, with His disciples also, He said to them, “Whoever desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me” (Mark 8:34, NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The followers of our Lord 28:47

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“Among the followers of our Lord today, as of old, how widespreadis this subtle, deceptive sin.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Tongue-tied 29:00

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The Lord’s manner of healing the man is curious, particularly for modern readers. He puts His fingers in the man’s ears, spits, touches his tongue and sighs.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Divine power 29:00

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Divine power. Jesus takes the opportunity to warn the disciples against the “leaven” of the Pharisees and Herod (Mark 8:15), meaning their teachings (compare with Matt. 16:12).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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The woman’s response reveals her faith 29:00

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He has shown that she who has been regarded as an outcast from Israel is no longer an alien, but a child in God's household. As a child it is her privilege to share in the Father's gifts.”—Ellen G. White, The Desire of Ages, p. 401.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Clean Hands or Clean Heart? 28:58

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First, it would be odd for Jesus suddenly to dismiss Mosaic instructions in Mark 7:14–19 when He had just defended Moses against tradition in Mark 7:6–13.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Inside Out 29:00

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Inside Out. There is nothing that enters a man from outside which can defile him; but the things which come out of him, those are the things that defile a man (Mark 7:15, NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Human Traditions Versus God’s Commands 29:00

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During the time between the testaments, the idea of washing hands in order to remain ritually pure was extended to commonpeople, even though these rules originally applied only to the priests inthe Old Testament (Exod. 30:17–21).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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A Different Kind of Messiah 29:00

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A Different Kind of Messiah. After the disciples return from their mission, they go with Jesus to a remote area on the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee to rest. But a large crowd of 5,000 people arrives at the location before themद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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God's mission 29:00

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God's mission. In the evening the disciples recommend sending the crowd away tofind food, but Jesus tells them to feed the crowdद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Rejection and Reception 29:00

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The mission of the Twelve Apostles in taking the message of Jesus everywhere stands in sharp contrast with the imprisonment and silencing of the Baptistद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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On the Roller Coaster With Jesus 29:00

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So it is likely that he is desperate. This desperation is exemplified by Jairus’s falling on his knees before Jesus.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Can You Hear a Whisper Above a Shout? 28:58

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Can You Hear a Whisper Above a Shout? The man rushed at Jesus—no word about the disciples (they probably ran off). When the man came near to Jesus, he fell down before Him.द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Calming a Storm 28:54

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At the beginning of Mark 4, Jesus steps into a boat to teach the crowd on the shore. In Mark 4:10–12, it seems He may have gotten out of the boat and talked with the disciples privatelyद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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Miracles Around the Lake 29:00

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However, Jesus did not permit him, but said to him, ‘Go home to your friends, and tell them what great things the Lord has done for you, and how He has had compassion on you (Mark 5:19, NKJV).द्वारा Adventist World Radio

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True holiness is wholeness in the service of God 29:00

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True holiness is wholeness in the service of God. Love is the underlying principle of God's governmentद्वारा Adventist World Radio

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