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The Touch of Compassion
Mark 1:40-41
I.
COMING INTO CONTACT WITH A LEPER WAS BOTH DANGEROUS AND UNLAWFUL.
(Lev.13:45-46)
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No one touched lepers.
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They were to remain separate.
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They were to cry unclean.
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JESUS DID NOT TOUCH HIM IN ORDER TO HEAL HIM PHYSICALLY.
/A study of Jesus’ healing practices reveals great diversity of approach./
Examples: Mark 2:11; 3:5; Luke 13:13
III.
JESUS TOUCHED HIM TO HEAL HIS SOUL.
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Jesus knew what it would take to reach the man.
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What kind of religious man shows such love?
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CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBILITY IS *NOT* TO MIMIC THE METHOD BUT THE HEART.
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Faith healers usually employ the same tactic when executing their practice.
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The healing we bring is as diverse as the people we minister to.
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We need the heart of compassion.
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