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We are now in Mark 15:25-32, Mark recording the events surrounding the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross.

An inscription written on a board nailed above the cross proclaimed Jesus, “The King of the Jews.”

The crucifixion began at 9 o’clock in the morning. Here Jesus was crucified between two thieves, one on the left and the other on the right. Jesus thus fulfilled Isaiah 53:12, “He was numbered with the transgressors.”

Dr. Mitchell points to the Savior’s obedience to the Father. He took on Himself all the sins of the whole world from the beginning of time till the end of time.

Have you received this blessed Savior as your own? If you have, thank Him!

Here is Dr. Mitchell as we see Jesus, Mark 15:25 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

This lesson begins in Mark 15:1.

Then we continue in verse 15. Here Pilate wanted to please the crowd so he released a murder, Barabbas, and delivered Jesus to be crucified.

What follows is the scene when the soldiers mocked Jesus and beat Him with a reed and unnecessarily slapped His face repeatedly.

Dr. Mitchell brings out several O.T. scriptures fulfilled by our Lord’s crucifixion, Ps.22, Ps.69 and Isa.53.

While on the way to Golgotha, the soldier commandeered a man to help carry Jesus’ cross.

Our Lord, on the cross, refused to drink the wine mixed with myrrh, a drug used to deaden the pain.

Here is Dr. Mitchell Mark 15:1 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Our study begins in Mark 14:65 and since Dr. Mitchell already spoke on Peter’s 6 steps downward to denial in this section, Dr. Mitchell will proceed on to Mark 15:1.

Dr. Mitchell shares the distinction between these two trials. The first was before an ecclesiastical court of the Jews. This next court is a civil court before Pontius Pilate.

The first trial had to do with Jesus’ person when He was asked if He was the Messiah the son of the Blessed One. Our Lord acknowledged, He Is.

This next trial is a civil trial court and has to do with Jesus’ character. Remember how Pilate said to the Jews, “What evil has He done?” in verse 14.

What do you say about Jesus Christ? Who is He? What has He done?

Let’s turn to Mark 14:65 to begin.

In this lesson, Mark 14:53-64, Mark records Jesus before the council. Here the Lord is subject to a fake trial. This is a most solemn occasion in our Lord’s life.

The sanhedrin, you will notice, had already decided the verdict they wanted against Jesus. They tried to find any witnesses who would testify against Christ. It says, there were many false witnesses. Then two false witnesses said they heard Jesus say that He would destroy the temple and in three days build another. To see how far off these words were from the truth, read John 2:19.

The Lord Jesus remained silent up until the high priest asked him directly if He was the Messiah. Jesus said, “I AM”.

Turn with us to Mark 14:53. Dr. Mitchell tells us about Jesus’ trial.

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Now in Mark 14:26-41 Mark shows us Jesus

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Now we continue with Jesus and His

Open your Bible to Mark 14:3. Our study