This section with the beginning of chapter 14 takes us to the cross.

We are now in the shadow of the cross, and Mark now moves us into what I look at as the

Holy of Holies of Scripture.

We go inside the veil to see the blood sprinkled.

This is the sacred ground of Holy Scripture.

Thank you. This is the sacred ground of Holy Scripture.

Welcome to Grace to You, the Bible teaching ministry of John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

Today we're launching a series meant to help you prepare for a worshipful resurrection Sunday. It's titled The Divine Drama of Redemption. Now, as we look at the

Easter story over the next three weeks, John is going to focus on the narrative from the Gospel

of Mark. This is one of Grace to use standout Easter studies. It covers the rich and

compelling content of the salvation story, but it does so in a sort of high-altitude, fast-paced way.

Whether you're a new Christian or a longtime believer, these next three weeks will help build

your understanding of all that happened over a few history-changing

days in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago. So now, here's John MacArthur to unpack the divine drama

of redemption. Well, let's open the Word of God to the 14th chapter of Mark. This section,

with the beginning of chapter 14 14 takes us to the cross.

We are now in the shadow of the cross.

The great discourse sermon on the second coming of Christ is complete and Mark now moves

us into what I look at as the Holy of Holies of Scripture.

We go inside the veil, see the blood sprinkled. This is the sacred ground

of Holy Scripture, the account of the cross. And of course, all four Gospels, Matthew,

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