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How does Jesus defend His disciples and followers?

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Jesus defends His followers by affirming their faith and works as good when they align with His will (Mark 14:6-9).

Throughout Scripture, we see Jesus consistently defending and representing His disciples. In Mark 14:6-9, when the disciples criticized the woman for anointing Him, Jesus interjects, asserting her act was 'a good work.' This defense showcases His role as an advocate, validating true expressions of faith and service regardless of the criticism they may face from others. The sermon highlights that Jesus' defense is comforting, demonstrating His commitment to support those who honor Him, especially when faced with misunderstanding, even from fellow believers. This aspect of Jesus’ character assures us that when we act in faith to serve Him, He is present to defend and uphold us, aligning with the overarching theme of grace that permeates His ministry.
Scripture References: Mark 14:6-9

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