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Mark 4:35 - 41; Mark 5:1-20
Jesus the powerful shepherd
Read Mark 4:35-41.
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What does this show us about Jesus’ strength and authority?
2. Why are the disciples afraid, would you be?
Read Mark 5:1-20.
3. When talking about the man, what is the main focus about him?
4. Why are the peoples response a negative one, why do they want Jesus to leave?
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If you remember in Mark 3:23-27 Jesus rebuts the accusation that he is possessed by Satan.
In light of this context and what we have just read.
What did we learn about Jesus’ interaction with the demoniac?
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What does Jesus ask the man to do and what does he actually do in verses 19-20?
What is implied about Jesus?
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