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    Emily - 5 years ago
    I need someone to explain the verse Mark chapter 4 from verse 1. I am not an everyday bible reader but always when I auto choose to read a verse the one mentioned above always pops up. Can someone please explain what does it mean ?
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    Melki - In Reply - 5 years ago
    This is not an answer to your question. IF you didn't know, Yahuwah commanded us to meditate on the book of the law DAY and NIGHT. You have to start doing that. SHALOM.
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    Joseph - In Reply - 5 years ago
    Jesus is explaining how people react to the word of God. some does not accept it at all some accept it but not in there heart not rooted and when they are tested they cant stand firm, those who because of fame and fortune cant produce the simplicity of the Word that is Jesus Christ. and last the true believer who has taken up his cross and followed Jesus Christ. Luke 9:23 God Bless
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    Gerry Jones - In Reply - 5 years ago
    Jesus first taught on the land by the seaside Because there were so many people who came to hear Jesus, He stepped into a ship on the water and taught from there. Assuming that the ship sat much higher, Jesus could be heard by the many, many people who gathered on land. Perhaps you are opening to this verse because Jesus wants you to go out and teach as He did. May God Bless You!
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