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   Jesus Restores a Demon-Possessed Man - They went across the lake to the region of the Gerasenes. When Jesus got out of the boat, a man with an impure spirit came from the tombs to meet him. This man ...

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3. www.bibleref.com › Mark › 5What does Mark 5:20 mean? - BibleRef.com

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   When the Jews begin to understand Jesus is the Messiah, they expect Him to make all these prophecies come true in their lifetime. They don't understand that God's promises won't completely come to fruition until the Millennial Kingdom, far in the future. The Gentile view of Jesus is simpler.

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6. www.movement.org.uk › resources › jesus-andJesus and the Afflicted Man (Mark 5: 1-20) - Movement

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   Opening Prayer Jesus, Where others see demons You see fear, heart, survival and bravery. Lead us to see ourselves and our neighbours with your eyes, Because you bring us to the festival of human community. Amen.

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   This man in Mark’s gospel is an extraordinary man of survival and pain. He has been ostracised from his community and he howls and gashes himself with stones, mourning and lamenting. Jesus has just crossed the sea with his disciples and on the shore, it seems, this man begins to shout, to protect himself from the great protector. In a tone of irony...

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   This man in Mark’s gospel represents the interest that Jesus takes in communities that create their own belonging at the expense of one of their own. He lives on the margins, a fragmented version of himself. When the people come to see what has happened, they do not fear the pigs - they, instead, fear the man who is clothed and in his right mind. W...

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   1. Who is treated in the way this anonymous man was treated today? Whose howling comes from their treatment by the community? 2. When the man saw Jesus, he begged to be left alone - why is this? Why would someone fear goodness? 3. What are the ways in which the instruction of Jesus to the man to “Go home to your friends” can be applied today? 4. If...

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   Jesus of Nazareth, You crossed seas to find people in distress, And when you did, you returned them to their deepest humanity. Find us, in the places where we betray our humanity and that of others. Return us to the deepest design of our heart, Because you believe in us. Amen

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   James Alison, “Clothed and in his right mind”, Faith Beyond Resentment, Crossroad Publishing Company, 2001.

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7. enduringword.com › bible-commentary › mark-5Enduring Word Bible Commentary Mark Chapter 5

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   c. Jesus, Son of the Most High God: This is what the demons said in response to Jesus’ command to come out of the man (for He said to them, “Come out of the man”). This was a way they tried to resist the work of Jesus.

8. www.bibleref.com › Mark › 5What does Mark chapter 5 mean? - BibleRef.com

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   Back on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus meets one of the rulers of the synagogue whose daughter lies dying. The man begs Jesus to come to his house to heal the girl, and Jesus obliges (Mark 5:21–24). Before Jesus gets far, however, He feels power going out of Him.

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   What is a man in Mark's Gospel?

   • This man in Mark’s gospel is an extraordinary man of survival and pain. He has been ostracised from his community and he howls and gashes himself with stones, mourning and lamenting. Jesus has just crossed the sea with his disciples and on the shore, it seems, this man begins to shout, to protect himself from the great protector.

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   Did Jesus perform a miracle in Mark 5?

   • In Mark 5, they will learn more about His power as He performs familiar miracles with an even greater scope. The first miracle recorded by Mark was the release of a man possessed by a demon (Mark 1:21–27). Since that time, Jesus has performed many exorcisms around Capernaum (Mark 1:32–34).

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   What did Jesus say to the man in the Decapolis?

   • … 19 But Jesus would not allow him. “Go home to your own people,” He said, “and tell them how much the Lord has done for you, and what mercy He has shown you.” 20 So the man went away and began to proclaim throughout the Decapolis how much Jesus had done for him.

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   How many examples of begging in the Gospel of Mark?

   • There are nine instances of begging in the gospel of Mark, and in all but one, Jesus grants that which is requested. The demons in this man beg not to be sent to the deep places and Jesus sends them to the pigs. When the herdsmen and villagers come to see the damage, they beg Jesus to leave and he makes to leave.

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   What kind of miracles did Jesus perform?

   • This acts as a kind of target-softening; the next time Mark records Jesus in the area, the people welcome Him and His miracles (Mark 7:31–37). The testimony of the freed man, it seems, will go a long way to making his neighbors receptive to the gospel (Mark 5:11–20). The most common type of miracle Jesus performed, however, was healing.

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   Why does Jesus tell a rescued man to travel with Jesus?

   • Although the recently-rescued man wishes to travel with Jesus, Jesus tells him to stay and explain to his friends what has happened. This acts as a kind of target-softening; the next time Mark records Jesus in the area, the people welcome Him and His miracles (Mark 7:31–37).

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10. biblehub.com › mark › 5-20Mark 5:20 So the man went away and began to proclaim ...

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    So the man went away and began to tell in the Decapolis how much Jesus had done for him. And all the people were amazed. New Living Translation. So the man started off to visit the Ten Towns of that region and began to proclaim the great things Jesus had done for him; and everyone was amazed at what he told them.