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Marcus Dods
Marcus Dods
6 Sermons
Marcus Dods (1834-1909) was a Scottish Free Church theologian and principal of New College, Edinburgh. He was a leading biblical scholar who made technical criticism accessible to ordinary readers.

Sermons 6

Matthew 6:33

Marcus Dods preaches about the unwavering commitment of true followers of Christ, who are drawn to Him because He satisfies their spiritual desires and leads them to seek the kingdom of God above all

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Isaiah 40:3

Marcus Dods preaches about John the Baptist's radical decision to leave behind a life of comfort and privilege to live a solitary, ascetic life in the wilderness, in order to focus on spiritual matter

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Psalm 24:1

Marcus Dods reflects on the profound truth that despite Jesus being the Creator of the world, when He came to earth, the world did not recognize Him. The sermon delves into the missed opportunity of t

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Matthew 16:18

Marcus Dods preaches about Jesus' encounter with Simon, where Jesus sees beyond Simon's current state and names his future identity as Peter, the Rock. This encounter signifies Jesus' ability to trans

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Matthew 16:25

Marcus Dods preaches on the profound message from John 12:24, comparing the life of a grain of wheat to human life. He emphasizes the two choices individuals have: to selfishly consume their life for

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Psalm 139:1

In this sermon by Marcus Dods, he reflects on the comforting words of Jesus in John 14:2, where Christ assures His followers that He is preparing a place for them in heaven. Dods draws a parallel to h

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