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-The Gospel of Mark presents [[Jesus]] as a Servant. The  writer was [[John]] Mark, the son of one of the [[New Testament]]  [[Mary]]s. In the first part of chapter 1 we are given a brief  look at the ministry of [[John]] the Baptist, who came  preaching and proclaiming that One mightier than he was  coming. In verses 9-11 we are given an account of the  baptism of [[Jesus]], and begin to follow His ministry through  the next chapters.
+The Gospel of Mark presents [[Jesus]] as a Servant. The  writer was [[John]] Mark, the son of one of the [[New Testament]]  [[Mary]]s. In the first part of chapter 1 we are given a brief  look at the ministry of [[John the Baptist]], who came  preaching and proclaiming that One mightier than he was  coming. In verses [[Mark 1:9|9-11]] we are given an account of the  baptism of [[Jesus]], and begin to follow His ministry through the next chapters.
-An interesting verse is verse 17 of chapter 2,  where [[Jesus]] says, "...I came not to call the righteous, but  sinners to repentance." The Scribes and Pharisees had seen  [[Jesus]] eating with publicans and sinners. They had  questioned His reasoning concerning this. When [[Jesus]] heard  it, He was quick to explain that those who were whole had  no need of a physician, only those who were sick.
+An interesting verse is [[Mark 2:17|verse 17]] of chapter 2,  where [[Jesus]] says, "...I came not to call the righteous, but  sinners to repentance." The [[Scribes]] and [[Pharisees]] had seen  [[Jesus]] eating with publicans and sinners. They had  questioned His reasoning concerning this. When [[Jesus]] heard  it, He was quick to explain that those who were whole had  no need of a physician, only those who were sick.
 Many times it is easy for us to overlook those who  have the greatest need of our ministries. The down-and- outers, the poor and rejected, the sick and afflicted, are  often overlooked, or passed by, by well-meaning Christians.  If we have something in our hearts to share, we should  share it with everyone with whom we come in contact. A  witness by you today may mean the salvation of some soul  tomorrow.
-'''MEMORY VERSE FOR TODAY:''' Man now can be: Righteous.
+'''MEMORY VERSE FOR TODAY:''' Man now can be: [[Righteous]].
-[[Romans]] 5:19 For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience  of one shall many be made righteous.
+[[Romans 5:19]] For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience  of one shall many be made righteous.

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		+	The Gospel of Mark presents [[Jesus]] as a Servant. The writer was [[John]] Mark, the son of one of the [[New Testament]] [[Mary]]s. In the first part of chapter 1 we are given a brief look at the ministry of [[John]] the Baptist, who came preaching and proclaiming that One mightier than he was coming. In verses 9-11 we are given an account of the baptism of [[Jesus]], and begin to follow His ministry through the next chapters.
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		+	An interesting verse is verse 17 of chapter 2, where [[Jesus]] says, "...I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance." The Scribes and Pharisees had seen [[Jesus]] eating with publicans and sinners. They had questioned His reasoning concerning this. When [[Jesus]] heard it, He was quick to explain that those who were whole had no need of a physician, only those who were sick.
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		+	Many times it is easy for us to overlook those who have the greatest need of our ministries. The down-and- outers, the poor and rejected, the sick and afflicted, are often overlooked, or passed by, by well-meaning Christians. If we have something in our hearts to share, we should share it with everyone with whom we come in contact. A witness by you today may mean the salvation of some soul tomorrow.
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		+	'''MEMORY VERSE FOR TODAY:''' Man now can be: Righteous.
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		+	[[Romans]] 5:19 For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous.