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LESSONS FROM HEROD AND JOHN LESSONS FROM HEROD AND JOHN

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MARK 61429 Herods Marriage Herod had married his brothers wife Herodias v17 Violated the law Leviticus 1816 2021 Adultery defined Romans 714 Matt 199 Even pagan kings did not commit adultery ID: 482825

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LESSONS FROM HEROD AND JOHN

MARK 6:14-29Slide2

Herod’s “Marriage”

Herod had married his brother’s wife Herodias

v.17

Violated the law

Leviticus 18:16, 20:21

Adultery defined

Romans 7:1-4, Matt. 19:9

Even pagan kings did not commit adultery

Jesus’ teaching

Matt. 19:3-11

Philip and Herodias still

joined

by God

Herod and Herodias

married

but

not joined

Cannot separate and remarry othersSlide3

John’s Courage

Not afraid of the king

Told the truth

Fulfilled his responsibility

2 Tim. 4:2

Ezekiel 33:Slide4

Herod and Herodias’ Reactions

Not repentance

Anger

Galatians 4:16

Seek to kill him

Herod feared him (the people)

Knew he was right

Unwilling to obey

James 4:17

Imprisoned him

Actions speak louder than internal feelings Compare

Mark 6:19-20

with

Matt. 14:5 Slide5

Herod’s Birthday Party

“Important” people

Men’s hall and ladies’ hall

Lots of alcohol

Lots of entertainment

Like a worldly bachelor party on a royal scale

1 Peter 4:3Slide6

Salome’s

A

ttire and Behavior

Herodias’ daughter named Salome

She danced for the intoxicated men

Herod has no problem with incest

The

manner

of the dancing was wrong

(Acceptable dancing

Psalm 150:4

)

The

attire

for the dancing was wrong

Gen. 3:21

The

effect

of the dancing was wrong

v.22, Colossians 3:5Slide7

Herod’s Foolish Oath

M

otivation: the effect of Salome’s dance

Half the kingdom

is an expression

Foolishly offered her a “blank check”

God offered this to Solomon

1 Kings 3:1-15

God knew what his answer would be

James & John asked Jesus for a favor

Mark 10:35

Jesus did not say “

yes

” before they specified the request

Mark 10:36-37Slide8

Herodias’ Evil Advice

Asked Herodias for advice

Parental guidance is important

Eph. 6:4

Not what Salome wanted but Herodias wanted

The head of John on a charger immediately

No chance to change her mind

Herod hated to fulfill this wish

Daniel 6

He had to keep his word (peer pressure)Slide9

Parallels with Elijah

King marries a wicked woman

Prophet courageously rebukes king

Queen is an enemy of the prophet

Queen seeks to kill prophet

King is more reluctant

Queen influences king

King and queen both suffer consequences

John is the Elijah of prophecy

Matt. 17:10-13