In this message Pastor Martin expounds the incident of the self-imprecation of the Jews at the civil trial of Jesus before Pilate. Those concerned more with a faithful exposition of God's Holy Word than with political correctness and historical revisionism will find this sermon biblically clear and helpful.
This is another in a series of sermons on the Passion narrative from a larger series of expositions of the Gospel according to Mark.
We witness, from the very Word of God itself, the suffering and agony of Jesus Christ in His final hours leading to His atoning death on the cross beginning in Gethsemane. Its meaning and relevance for Jesus Christ and for you and me are clearly opened up and powerfully applied throughout this series of messages.
Also available in RealAudio® format on www.tbcnj.org.
This message (EP-W-174) is from a series of Expositions on the Gospel of Mark. Cassette tapes may be purchased through Trinity Book Service.
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“ Words Cannot Express! ” This sermon was the most riveting I’ve ever heard concerning this particular passage in scripture.
Delivered with such majestic pathos, my heart was reminded of God’s election of those His Son died for, my worthless self included, thank you Father, thank you Lord for your selfless obedience.
Jerry (9/6/2006)
from California
“ Great Sermon ” Powerful sermon! This is a message that is rarely preached in today's politically correct environment.
For over forty years, Pastor Albert N. Martin faithfully served the Lord and His people as an elder of Trinity Baptist Church of Montville, New Jersey. Due to increasing and persistent health problems, he stepped down as one of their pastors, and in June, 2008, Pastor Martin and...
