Creation Killed The Creator's Son
As the opposition to Jesus increased, He told a parable foreshadowing what would happen to Him on the cross. Just like those opponents, anyone who rejects Jesus rejects the Father who sent Him.
Author

Bryce Staggs
Recommission Strategist

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Creation Killed The Creator's Son
As the opposition to Jesus increased, He told a parable foreshadowing what would happen to Him on the cross. Just like those opponents, anyone who rejects Jesus rejects the Father who sent Him.
Date
January 20, 2019
Speaker

Bryce Staggs
Recommission Strategist
Scripture
Mark 11:27-12:12
Jesus Is Challenged (Mark 11:27-33)
- The religious leaders’ true beliefs were hidden in their questions (v. 28).
- Jesus’ authority always demands a response (v. 30).
- Be careful not to let pride or fear prevent you from encountering Jesus (v.33).
Jesus Is Rejected (Mark 12:1-12)
- Characters in the parable
- Man/ Builder: God the Father
- Vineyard: Israel/ God’s people
- Tenants: Religious Leaders
- Servants: Prophets
- Son: Jesus
- In Isaiah the problem is a fruitless vineyard, in Mark, the problem is wicked tenants (v.1-5).
- Jesus was rejected, not because he was misunderstood, but because he was understood all too well (v. 6-8).
- Rejection of Jesus leads to destruction, but acceptance of Jesus leads to resurrection (v. 10-11).
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