Raising of Jairus' daughter
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Sep 14, 2026
Chip PinkertonGUEST
We've looked already at the first miracle, and that was the miracle of the Lord delivering that demoniac of Gadara and freeing him from the bondage of sin and of Satan.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
We saw last week a woman that had an issue of blood, and this morning we're going to look at the raising of Jairus' daughter.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
You know, in the ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ, that he encountered, as it were, varying levels of faith.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
You know, there are some folks that he came across, and the Bible says that he would marvel because they expressed great faith in him.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
But that's often not how God works.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
He'll let us, as it were, he'll let us endure some things before we see his hand move on our behalf.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
You see that in the life of this man by the name of Jairus.
Chip PinkertonGUEST
So we're going to consider Jairus' faith today, and we're going to see three things about it.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
But Jesus, on his return, was welcomed with delight by the crowd, for they were all waiting for him.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
A man named Jairus, a chief of the synagogue, then came to him, and falling down at the feet of Jesus, he urged him to go to his house, because he had an only child, a daughter twelve years old, and she was dying.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
But as he was going, he was pressed by the crowd.
Mark PenfoldNARRATOR
Then a woman who had suffered from hemorrhage for twelve years, who was not able to be cured by anyone, having come behind him, touched the fringe of his cloak, and at once her flow of blood was stopped.
Joel SimsGUEST
It says, and Jesus returned and the people welcomed him for they had been waiting for him.
Joel SimsGUEST
And there came a man by the name of Jairus.
Joel SimsGUEST
He was an official of the synagogue.
Joel SimsGUEST
He fell at Jesus' feet and began to implore him to come to his house.
Joel SimsGUEST
And Jesus said, No, someone did touch me, for I was aware that power had gone out of me.
Joel SimsGUEST
When the woman saw that she had not escaped notice, she came trembling and fell down before him.
Joel SimsGUEST
Notice both the postures of worship, both Jairus and the woman fell down before him.
Joel SimsGUEST
There is something to that, by the way, just real quick.
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On the hither side of the sea again, where Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood, verses 21 to 43.
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The Nazarites offended at him.
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and they, not merely in his own home, which had been all that Jesus had desired him to do, verse 19.
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Verse 22.
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Iairos, Jairus.
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At the time that Mark wrote this, Jairus and his daughter might still have been found in Palestine.
Ian SlackGUEST
This is from Mark 5, 22 and 23.
Ian SlackGUEST
And behold, there comes one of the rulers of the synagogue, Jairus by name.
Ian SlackGUEST
And when he saw him, he fell at his feet and besought him greatly saying, my little daughter lies at the point of death.
Ian SlackGUEST
I pray thee come, lay thy hands on her.
Ian SlackGUEST
She may be healed and shall live.
Ian SlackGUEST
What did that man do? He laid down his pride.
Ian SlackGUEST
He ran to Jesus because Jairus was a big deal at that time, wasn't he? Ruler of synagogue, highly respected around.
Ian SlackGUEST
And by running after Jesus, he would put the religious bigotry at odds with himself.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
This is the scripture that was our foundation scripture for this Bible study.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
And I want you to notice again what Jesus told Jairus.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Now, here he's dealing with the most serious thing that can happen to the human family on this earth in our estimation.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Not necessarily in God's estimation, but in our estimation today.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
We consider the death of a loved one, the death of one of our children, or the death of a member of our family as the most serious thing that can happen to us.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
I mean, that's serious business, isn't it? Well, now notice what Jesus said to Jairus.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
He said to the woman that had been healed of the issue of blood, daughter, thy faith may be whole.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Now, while he yet spake, there comes one of the rulers of the synagogue's house saying to him, thy daughter is dead, trouble not the master, or trouble not the rabbi any further.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
This is the scripture that was our foundation scripture for this Bible study.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
And I want you to notice again what Jesus told Jairus.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Now here he's dealing with the most serious thing that can happen to the human family on this earth in our estimation, not necessarily in God's estimation, but in our estimation, We consider the death of a loved one, the death of one of our children, or the death of a member of our family as the most serious thing that can happen to us.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
I mean, that's serious business, isn't it? Well, now notice what Jesus said to Jairus.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
He said to the woman that had been healed of the issue of blood, daughter, thy faith made thee whole.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Now, while he yet spake, there comes one of the rulers of the synagogue's house saying to him, thy daughter is dead, trouble not the master, or trouble not the rabbi any further.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
He said, fear not, believe only, and she shall be made whole.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
He didn't say, there was no doubt about that whatsoever.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Let's go back to, uh, Luke 8:50 one more time.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
We'll read what Jesus said there when he spoke to Jairus.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
He w- he had ministered to the woman with the issue of blood.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
She gave her testimony, and Jesus ministered to her and said, "Daughter, be of good comfort.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
He said, "Fear not.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
Believe only and she shall be made whole." Did you notice in that that he did not leave any room for God's Word to fail? None at all.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
And at the same time, it was Jairus's responsibility to resist fear and to believe.
Kenneth CopelandHOST
So we began this by saying fear tolerated is faith contaminated.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Some people died twice.
Chuck MisslerHOST
The widow of Nain's son, Jairus' daughter.
Chuck MisslerHOST
You can make a list of people that were raised from the dead.
Chuck MisslerHOST
How many times did they die? Twice, because they ultimately did.
Chuck MisslerHOST
They were brought back to life.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Different.
Chuck MisslerHOST
So Lazarus, widow of an angel's son, Jairus' daughter, others.
Chuck MisslerHOST
There's another problem.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
And you know, raised on the faith movement and all that, but just walking it out.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
And there's a story, Jairus, you know, he went, his daughter was dying and he came to Jesus and said, will you come to my daughter and heal her or pray for her? And he said, sure.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
Along the way, as they're walking toward the daughter, they met a lady with an issue of blood, been sick for 12 years.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
And Jesus was interrupted.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
And Jairus' daughter, this was of time.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
I mean, this was important.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
His daughter was dying.
April Osteen SimonsGUEST
I mean, yay for that.
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