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  1. Principio del Evangelio - (La redención y el Reino de Dios llegaron a la vida y ministerio de Jesucristo, comenzando con su bautismo por Juan – Marcos 1: 1-3) - {Descargar PDF}
  2. El Precursor - (Juan el Bautista preparó el camino para el Mesías, el heraldo del Reino de Dios y el que bautiza en el Espíritu - Marcos 1: 4-8) - {Descargar PDF}
  3. En Espíritu y Fuego - (Juan bautizó a hombres y mujeres en agua, pero el Mesías de Israel bautizará en espíritu y fuego - Mateo 3: 11-12) - {Descargar PDF}
  4. Perdona a tu Perseguidor - (La forma en que reaccionamos a la hostilidad y la persecución demuestra exactamente de quién somos discípulos y a qué reino servimos) - {Descargar PDF}
  5. ¿Quién es este hombre? - (En el Evangelio de Marcos, nadie reconoce quién es Jesús excepto los demonios. Solo en su muerte en una cruz romana los hombres entendieron su identidad) - {Descargar PDF}
  6. ¡Desgarrad los Cielos! - (El Espíritu de Dios y la voz del cielo confirmaron el llamado y la identidad de Jesús, Hijo, Mesías y Siervo del Señor) - {Descargar PDF}
  7. El Siervo Ungido - (Después de su bautismo en el Jordán, la voz del cielo identificó a Jesús como el Hijo de Dios y el Siervo de Yahvé) - {Descargar PDF}
  8. ¿Sirviente o César? - (Jesús rechazó la oferta de Satanás de poder político ilimitado y, en cambio, eligió el camino del Siervo Sufriente que conduce al Calvario - Mateo 4: 8-11) - {Descargar PDF}
  9. Misericordia, no Sacrificio - (El perdón conecta el llamado del publicano con la curación del paralítico – la autoridad de Cristo para perdonar pecados - Marcos 2: 13-17) - {Descargar PDF}
  10. El Mesías Inesperado - (Fue solo cuando murió que el centurión romano a cargo de la ejecución reconoció que Jesús era el Hijo de Dios) - {Descargar PDF}

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  1. The Gospel Begins - (Redemption and God's Kingdom arrived in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, starting with his baptism by John – Mark 1:1-3) - {PDF Copy}
  2. The Salvation of the Lord - ('Jesus’ means “Yahweh saves.” In the man of Nazareth, the salvation promised by the God of Abraham has arrived) - {PDF Copy}
  3. The Son of Abraham - (Jesus is the Son of Abraham, the heir of the promises, and the Messiah who implements the inheritance for his people) - {PDF Copy}
  4. The Forerunner - (John the Baptist prepared the way for the Messiah, the herald of the Kingdom of God and the one who baptizes in the Spirit – Mark 1:4-8) - {PDF Copy}
  5. In Spirit and Fire - (John baptized men and women in water, but the Messiah of Israel will baptize in the Holy Spirit and Fire - Matthew 3:11-12) - {PDF Copy}
  6. Rend the Heavens! - (The Spirit of God and the voice from heaven confirmed the calling and identity of Jesus - Son, Messiah, and Servant – Mark 1:9-11) - {PDF Copy}
  7. The Anointed Son - (Jesus is the anointed Son of God whose life and ministry are filled with the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit) - {PDF Copy}
  8. Servant or Caesar? - (Jesus rejected Satan’s offer of unlimited political power and instead chose the way of the Suffering Servant that leads to Calvary - Matthew 4:8-11) - {PDF Copy}
  9. The Kingdom Herald - (After his baptism, the Spirit drove Jesus to the wilderness to be tested by the Devil. But he overcame and succeeded where Israel failed) - {PDF Copy}
  10. Opposition Begins - (Jesus began to proclaim the Gospel following the arrest of John, foretaste of the opposition that would plague his ministry – Mark 1:14-15) - {PDF Copy}
  11. His Authority - (He is the Son of Man foreseen by Daniel, the Messiah who has absolute authority from Yahweh over all things) - {PDF Copy}
  12. Who is this Man? - (In Mark’s Gospel, no one recognizes who Jesus is except demons. Only in his death on a Roman cross was his identity understood by men) - {PDF Copy}
  13. The Greater Moses - (In Matthew, Jesus is the Greater Moses who interprets the Law and the Prophets and brings God’s promises to fulfillment) - {PDF Copy}
  14. Christ's Kingdom - (Jesus proclaimed a new political reality, the Kingdom of God, which bears little resemblance to the political systems and regimes of this age) - {PDF Copy}
  15. First Disciples - (In Galilee, Jesus summoned four fishermen to leave their livelihoods and follow him, thus becoming his first disciples – Mark 1:16-20) - {PDF Copy}
  16. Authority over Satan - (Jesus demonstrated his authority over Satan’s domain by driving his forces out of the children of Israel – Mark 1:21-28) - {PDF Copy}
  17. Authority over Disease - (Neither social conventions nor purity regulations prevented Jesus from ministering to the physical needs of men and women – Mark 1:29-39) - {PDF Copy}
  18. Authority over Purity Codes - (The touch of Jesus cleansed a leper, and the forbidden physical contact failed to render him unclean – Mark 1:40-45) - {PDF Copy}
  19. Forgiving Sin - (Jesus healed a paralytic. By doing so, he demonstrated the authority of the Son of Man to discharge the stain of sin – Mark 2:1-12) - {PDF Copy}
  20. Mercy, not Sacrifice - (Forgiveness connects the call of the tax collector to the healing of the paralytic – Christ’s authority to forgive sins – Mark 2:13-17) - {PDF Copy}
  21. Lord of Sabbath - (In response to Jewish religious leaders, Jesus demonstrated that he was Lord even of the Sabbath Day - Mark 2:23-3:6) - {PDF Copy}
  22. The Unexpected Messiah - (Jesus is revealed as the Savior of Mankind in his sufferings and self-sacrificial death for others, including his enemies) - {PDF Copy}

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