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What should we learn from the life of Mary of Bethany?



    
    

Clarify Share Report Asked July 01 2013 Mini Anonymous (via GotQuestions)

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Shea S. Michael Houdmann Supporter Got Questions Ministries
Mary of Bethany is one of the most beautiful characters in all of Scripture, and we can learn valuable lessons from studying her life. Mary was the sister of Martha, and her brother was Lazarus who...

July 01 2013 1 response Vote Up Share Report


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Data Bruce Lyon Supporter Elder: Restoration Fellowship Assembly
Mary of Bethany was an amazing example of what great improvement can be made for one who repents and accepts the lord Jesus as their savior. The first time we see her is when she enters a Pharisee's house and weeping at his feet and then wipes his feet with her tears. From that moment her life changed dramatically. What an example of humble submission to the lord Messiah Jesus that each and every one of us should follow at all times. Again we see her later in the gospel records only this time it is to listen to what her master has to say. Indeed, even as we should constantly listen to what our master and lord Jesus has to say to us individually. That is the command God gave to the apostles on the Mount of Transfiguration.... the last words God says to them is "Listen to him".
Do we?

November 23 2013 3 responses Vote Up Share Report


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