Mark 10.32-34

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Limerick

There once were disciples who knew
That Jesus had a tough road to pursue
He’d be mocked and betrayed
Then crucified, it’s said
But on the third day, he’d rise anew

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of Mark 10.32-34 is to reflect on the sacrifices and challenges that others have made for your benefit. Take some time to think about the people in your life who have made sacrifices or faced difficult situations in order to help or support you. This could be a family member, friend, mentor, or even a stranger who has shown kindness to you.

Once you have identified these individuals, consider ways in which you can show gratitude and appreciation for their sacrifices. This could involve reaching out to them with a thank-you message, offering to help them in return, or simply acknowledging the impact they have had on your life.

By taking the time to recognize and appreciate the sacrifices of others, you can embody the spirit of empathy and compassion that is emphasized in the passage. This practical response can help foster a sense of gratitude and connection with those around you, ultimately contributing to a more compassionate and understanding community.

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Related passages

Themes: Jesus predicts his death, disciples’ misunderstanding, suffering and sacrifice.

Related passages:
1. Matthew 16:21 – Jesus predicts his death and resurrection, disciples’ misunderstanding.
2. Luke 9:22 – Jesus predicts his death, disciples’ confusion and lack of understanding.
3. Mark 8:31 – Jesus predicts his death, disciples’ lack of understanding and fear.

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