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St. Mary Magdalene believed in Jesus' promises. That no matter The Scriptures tell us she was possessed by seven demons. But Jesus set.
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- The Life Of Mary Magdalene Sermon by Charles La Porte, Luke - leondumoulin.nl
- Who was Mary Magdalene?
- Mary Magdalene - Loyal Follower of Jesus
Although she was not able to be a priest or chosen as Pope like her counterpart, Peter, she was the first one chosen by the Risen Lord to see His glory and is mentioned several times by name in the Gospels. She is an example to us of the important role women are meant to play in the Church.
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Who was Mary Magdalene?
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Christ once healed ten lepers, but only one came back to thank Him for His grace and power. Emancipated, Mary helped Jesus to evangelize as she willing gave of her substance to help meet His needs. How much her personal presence and service must have meant to Jesus. Mary went with her Lord into the shadows, and is thus represented as being among those who followed Jesus on His last sad journey from Galilee to Jerusalem. No longer is He on the road with crowds gathering and hanging on His words. Fearless in His declaration and denunciations, He is arrested and tried for His life.
Some of His intimate friends had deserted Him, but Mary and her band did not forsake Him. The poet reminds us—. She listened as Pontius Pilate pronounced His death sentence of crucifixion although he had found no fault in Him. She witnessed and wept as Jesus left the hall to be spat upon and ill-treated by the crowd thirsting for His blood.
Mary Magdalene - Loyal Follower of Jesus
Mary was one of the sorrowing group of holy women who stood as near as they could to comfort Jesus by their presence in the closing agonies of the crucifixion Luke In the renowned picture gallery in the Louvre, there is a painting of desolation, despair and love. The artist has depicted the night of the crucifixion. It is Mary Magdalene with loving lips and hands pressing against the bleeding feet of Christ.
The artist Rubens, in his masterpiece, The Descent of the Cross represents Mary Magdalene, and Mary the wife of Cleophas, assisting Joseph and Nicodemus in receiving the battered body from the tree, preparing it for burial, then placing the precious remains in the new tomb in the garden. Last at the cross, where Jesus died as the Lamb of God, Mary Magdalene was also the first at the garden tomb to witness the most important event in world history and the pivotal truth of Christianity, namely the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
What a great honor God conferred upon the faithful Mary Magdalene in permitting her to be the first witness of that Resurrection! She was at the tomb early on that first Easter morning, and as the light of earliest day filtered across Jerusalem, she peered into the cave. Seeing it was empty, she wept. Then John, the inspired genius who wrote in unusually terse Greek, describes what happened in a way unparalleled in narrative literature.
She stood at the door of the sepulcher weeping, and as she wept two angels appeared, one at the head and the other at the feet, where the body of Jesus had lain. Whom seekest thou? Mary, so full of her Lord, felt that all others must know Him whose body was missing from the tomb. Then Jesus commissioned Mary to become the first herald of His Resurrection.
Mary had stayed near to Christ in His journeyings, and had cared for many of His human needs until His corpse was laid in the tomb. He now rewarded her with a closer knowledge of things divine, and she was given an honor that cannot be taken away from her, namely, that of being the first among men or women to see the Risen Lord, and to receive the first message from His lips John Although this is the last glimpse we have of Mary Magdalene, we have no hesitation in assuming that she was present with the women Acts who assembled with the apostles in the upper chamber for prayer and supplication, and to await the coming of the promised Spirit.
Upon that historic day, Pentecost, when a bequeathed Guide and Comforter came, Mary must have been caught up by His power and made an effective witness of her risen and now ascended Lord. There are one or two important lessons we can learn from Mary of Magdala.
First of all, in her we see what Christ is able to do for a woman. When He first met her she was an afflicted, tormented soul, but Jesus healed her of her insanity and also of the maladies of her soul, and made her His loyal and sacrificial follower. Have we been cleansed of demon-like sins? I find to this day these seven abominations in my heart. It is better to enter into Heaven with seven devils excavated out of our hearts as with a knife, than to have them gnawing in our hearts to all Eternity.
A further lesson is that of what a woman can do for the One who has done so much for her.
Once Mary was healed and saved, she practiced her faith in following Jesus and ministering to Him and His disciples of her substance and witnessing to His death and Resurrection to others. Are there not a thousand ways in which converted and consecrated women can serve the Master acceptably. She owed much, gave much, loved much, served much. Has He expelled Satan from our lives? If so, are we loving and serving Him to the limit of our capacity, daily witnessing to the power of His Resurrection?
Starting your free trial of Bible Gateway Plus is easy. The next step is to choose a monthly or yearly subscription, and then enter your payment information. You can cancel anytime during the trial period. To subscribe at our regular subscription rate, click the button below. To manage your subscription, visit your Bible Gateway account settings. Upgrade, and get the most out of your new account. Try it free for 30 days. All the Women of the Bible — Mary Magdalene. In Demonic Bondage Although Mary was a woman of high standing and comfortable circumstances, she suffered from the malady of periodic insanity.