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Mark 14:1-11

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1 After two dayes folowed ester and the dayes of swete breed. And the hye prestes and the Scrybes sought meanes how they myght take hym by crafte and put him to deeth.
2 But they sayde: not in the feast daye leest eny busynes aryse amonge the people.
3 When he was in Bethania in the housse of Simon the leper even as he sate at meate ther came a woma hauynge an alablaster boxe of oyntment called narde that was pure and costly: and she brake the boxe and powred it on is heed.
4 And ther were some that were not content in them selves and sayde: what neded this waste of oyntment?
5 For it myght have bene soolde for more then thre hundred pens and bene geve vnto the poore. And they grudged agaynste hir.
6 And Iesus sayde: let hir be in reest why trouble ye hir? She hath done a good worke on me.
7 For ye shall have poore with you all wayes: and when soever ye will ye maye do them good: but me ye shall not have alwayes.
8 She hath done that she coulde: she came a fore honde to anoynt my boddy to his buryinge warde.
9 Verely I saye vnto you: wheresoever this gospell shalbe preached thorowout the whole worlde: thys also that she hath done shalbe rehearsed in remembraunce of her.
10 And Iudas Iscarioth one of the twelve went awaye vnto the hye prestes to betraye hym vnto them.
11 When they herde that they were gladde and promised yt they wolde geve him money. And he sought howe he myght conveniently betraye him.

Mark 14:1-11 Study Resources

Sermons

The Problem With Jesus - He Is Worshipped! - B
The Problem With Jesus - He Is Worshipped! - B
Jack Hibbs

On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his series called, The Problem with Jesus. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth -- all in commemoration of Passion Week. In the opening verses of Mark fourteen, we are told of the well-known account of the woman who interrupts a meal attended by Jesus, so that she could pour very expensive oil on His head. Well, some at the table objected. Yet both she and Jesus knew about the cultural significance of this act of worship.

The Problem With Jesus - He Is Worshipped! - A
The Problem With Jesus - He Is Worshipped! - A
Jack Hibbs

On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his series called, The Problem with Jesus. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth -- all in commemoration of Passion Week. In the opening verses of Mark fourteen, we are told of the well-known account of the woman who interrupts a meal attended by Jesus, so that she could pour very expensive oil on His head. Well, some at the table objected. Yet both she and Jesus knew about the cultural significance of this act of worship.

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