S3E46 Mark 15:1-15 SCAPEGOAT

Episode 46 of the Verbatim Word with Justin Gerry podcast, hosted by Justin Gerry, titled "S3E46 Mark 15:1-15 SCAPEGOAT" was published on April 11, 2023 and runs 42 minutes.

April 11, 2023 ·42m · Verbatim Word with Justin Gerry

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Whose to blame? Pointing fingers usually leads us back to finding ourselves the one to be at fault. Jesus is bound and delivered to Pilate amid growing resentment from the religious leaders and the crowds. When the people demand a guilty man named Barabbas be released, Jesus becomes the scapegoat for all those deserving of blame. BIBLE VERSE References: MARK 15:1-15 | LEVITICUS 16:6-22 | 2 SAMUEL 12:1-13 | MATTHEW 26:53 | ACTS 4:1-20 | MATTHEW 16:18 | LUKE 11:15-32 | COLOSSIANS 1:5-6 | LUKE 23:2 | EXODUS 14:14 | LUKE 23:4, 14 | JOHN 18:38 | JOHN 19:4-6 | HEBREWS 12:2 | JEREMIAH 17:9 | JEREMIAH 31:31-34 | HEBREWS 8:12 | HEBREWS 10:17 |

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Whose to blame? Pointing fingers usually leads us back to finding ourselves the one to be at fault. Jesus is bound and delivered to Pilate amid growing resentment from the religious leaders and the crowds. When the people demand a guilty man named Barabbas be released, Jesus becomes the scapegoat for all those deserving of blame.

BIBLE VERSE References: MARK 15:1-15 | LEVITICUS 16:6-22 | 2 SAMUEL 12:1-13 | MATTHEW 26:53 | ACTS 4:1-20 | MATTHEW 16:18 | LUKE 11:15-32 | COLOSSIANS 1:5-6 | LUKE 23:2 | EXODUS 14:14 | LUKE 23:4, 14 | JOHN 18:38 | JOHN 19:4-6 | HEBREWS 12:2 | JEREMIAH 17:9 | JEREMIAH 31:31-34 | HEBREWS 8:12 | HEBREWS 10:17 |

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