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LOVES REWARD
Mark 16:1-7
INTRODUCTION
Story of an angel who visited earth.
Took back three things:
(1) Flowers; (2) babies smile; (3) woman's love.
Notice the love of these women and its reward.
DISCUSSION:
CONSIDER THE LOVE THEY HAD.
It put the men to shame.
Mark 12:41-42.
Faced difficulties.
Mark 16:3.
First to render service.
Luke 24:9-10.
Unselfish.
John 19:39-40; Mark 16:1.
FACTS ABOUT THEIR LOVE.
It was greater than faith or hope. 1 Cor 13.
Love is common to God and man.
Love lives while faith struggles.
Spices show their faith and hope are dead.
Love is under the law.
Luke 23:56; John 14:15; 1 John 2:3-4.
Life must go on.
Not satisfied with what others had done.
Jn 19:39.
THEIR LOVE IS REWARD.
Only because they obeyed.
Mark 16:1.
Suppose they had come Saturday?
Saw an angel.
Luke 24:3-10.
First to find Christ alive.
First to tell the good news.
Luke 24:9-10.
Conclusion:
Last to leave the cross; first to the tomb.
Promise was fulfilled.
Mark 16:7.
Jesus is coming again.
Acts 1:10-11.
We must follow him in death;
If we follow him in life,
We will be ready to follow him in death and life everlasting.
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