Mark

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Mark has been at the center of debate about the nature of the Gospels and their relationships to one another. The history of Markan scholarship therefore offers a good overview of basic issues in the study of the Gospels. It also provides an orientation to different perspectives on the basic introductory questions: who wrote the Gospel, when, where, and why? Mark highlights Markan themes and makes numerous cross-references between related passages. The Gospel, moreover, remains one of the pilla…

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Full title :Mark / R. Alan Culpepper

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Publication Date:©2007

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Publisher(s):Smyth & Helwys Pub
Place of Publication:Macon, GA
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2007

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An Outline of the Gospel According to Mark 1. Jesus and the Coming Kingdom Mark 1:1-45 2. Conflict with the Religious Leaders Mark 2:1-28 3. The Coming Kingdom Brings Divisions Mark 3:1-35 4. Parables of the Kingdom Mark 4:1-41 5. Jesus¿ Power to Give Life Mark 5:1-43 6. The Misunderstood Messiah and the Martyrdom of John the Baptist Mark 6:1-56 7. Jesus¿ Challenge to False Views of Holiness Mark 7:1-37 8. Opening Eyes to Recognize the Messiah Mark 8:1-38 9. Following a Glorified yet Suffering Messiah Mark 9:1-50 10. Conditions for Entering the Kingdom Mark 10:1-52 11. Jesus¿ Entry into Jerusalem Mark 11:1-33 12. Debating with the Authorities in the Temple Mark 12:1-44 13. The Destruction of Jerusalem and the Coming of the Son of Man Mark 13:1-37 14. Preparations for Jesus¿ Death Mark 14:1-72 15. The Crucifixion of Jesus Mark 15:1-47 16. The Resurrection of Jesus Mark 16:1-8 17. The Later Endings of Mark