Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 2:23-28. "The sabbath was made for humankind, and not humankind for the sabbath." Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 2:23-3:6. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 3:31-35. "Whoever does God’s will is my brother, sister, and mother." Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 3:20-35. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 4:26-32. "Consider a mustard seed." Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 4:26-34. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 4:35-41. "Silence! Be still!" Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 4:35-41. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 5:24-30. "There was a woman who had been suffering from hemorrhages for twelve years." Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 5:21-43. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 6:7-13. "Whatever house you enter, remain there until you leave that place." Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 6:1-13. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
Pray the scripture using audio lectio from Mark 6:14-16. “John, whom I beheaded, has been raised to life.” Read the scripture passage from the Common English Bible. Read the entire lectionary passage from Mark 6:14-29. (New Revised Standard Version). Listen to the meditation by clicking the play button.
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