Sermon Tone Analysis
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*Desperate Times…Desperate Measures*
Mark 5:21-35
*Background & Setting*
v Jesus is back in the area that He was teaching in Chapter 4.
v It is possible that both Jairus and the Unnamed Woman were in that first crowd.
*Cast of Characters*
v *Jesus*- the most famous Jewish Rabbi of the time living in a Jewish world
v *Jairus*- a synagogue ruler, very prominent man in society (Basically, he’s a big shot!)
/1 of only 2 people to whom Mark gives a name./
v *Unnamed Woman*- probably late teens or early 20s.
Has suffered with bleeding for the last 12 years.
o She’s an outcast with more than just a medical condition, */social/*, */emotional/* & */religious/* implications as well.
o Because of this persistent problem, she is continually “ceremonially unclean”
o Never allowed to touch or be touched by anyone or they would be “unclean” (Lev.
15:34-35)
*/v.
27- Knowing that Jesus is her last hope, at great risk, she puts her plan into motion/*
*Jesus’ Response*
v He stops- he placed this no-named woman’s needs above that of Jairus!
v He draws attention to the fact that he had physical contact with her!
v He listens…to her whole story!
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