Mark 9:30–37

30 They continued their journey from there to Galilee. And he did not want to let anyone know. He taught his disciples and said to them. "The Son of Man is sent to the people and they will kill him. When he is killed he will get up after three days." They do not understand this sentence and are afraid to ask him I will

33 They came to Capernaum. When he was at home, they asked: "What are you talking about?" 34 But they are silent as they are disturbing each other. 35 He sat down and called twelve people. 36 He said to them, "If someone goes first, he must be the last and all the servants." 36 He took the children and placed him in the middle of them I embraced him, he said to them, 37 Everyone who receives such a child by my name will receive me.

He said that those who do not personally serve children not only welcome men but welcome to welcome their father. That is to say God (Mark 9: 37). In the same chapter in verse 38, John answered Jesus' words to verse 37, that he had seen a man who casts devils under the name of Jesus, and he tried to ban his experience I asked. He supports him (Mark 9: 39-40). So, in verse 41, Jesus continues to work as a servant, explaining how we share our blessings and receive the blessings of the heaven through fellowship with other members of Christ It is. Jesus continues to teach him that he is very conscious of the moment of his death coming.

Let's see the teachings of Jesus in Mark 9: 30-37. First and foremost, we have to ask questions. Imagine a pastor who is "testing popularity" on his congregation on Sunday to test their knowledge about the Bible. "I will post the results at the front door next Sunday, then I will do my best," if he said, would you like to take a test? Do you leave next Sunday? People are ashamed of the lack of knowledge often. In this article, Jesus teaches what happens to disciples - his death and resurrection. Sadly, Mark reported that they do not understand what he is saying and are afraid to ask him.

What kind of action do you take when you meet who he is and why he is coming? See: they still do not get it 9: 33-41 1. 9: 33-37 there is a situation in us, the author, Mark, let him continue with some sort of fraud and Christian faith about Jesus And it does not include this! Do you believe that Peter also told Mark about this, so he knows this and can write it down? Contrary to what they think the Messiah will do, does Jesus reveal the Messiah kingdom?