Mark

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A section-by-section commentary on the New Testament, written by scholars for pastors, teachers, and students of the Bible.;Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Table of Contents; Foreword; Preface; Abbreviations; Introduction; Mark and the Other Gospels; The Circumstances for Mark's Gospel; The Major Themes and Emphases of Mark; Mark's Literary Style; Basic Outline; 1 The Forerunner and Jesus (Mark 1:1-20); Additional Notes 1; 2 The Ministry Begins (Mark 1:21-45); Additional Notes 2; 3 Blasphemy and Bad Company (Mark 2:1-17); Additional Notes 3; 4 More Controversies (Mark 2:18-3:6); Additional Notes 4; 5 The Ministry Widens (Mark 3:7-19); Additional Notes 5. Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Table of Contents Foreword Preface Abbreviations Introduction Mark and the Other Gospels The Circumstances for Mark's Gospel The Major Themes and Emphases of Mark Mark's Literary Style Basic Outline 1 The Forerunner and Jesus (Mark 1:1-20) Additional Notes 1 2 The Ministry Begins (Mark 1:21-45) Additional Notes 2 3 Blasphemy and Bad Company (Mark 2:1-17) Additional Notes 3 4 More Controversies (Mark 2:18-3:6) Additional Notes 4 5 The Ministry Widens (Mark 3:7-19) Additional Notes 5. 6 Critics, Family, and Followers (Mark 3:20-35)Additional Notes 6 7 He Spoke in Parables (Mark 4:1-34) Additional Notes 7 8 Power over Sea and Spirits (Mark 4:35-5:20) Additional Notes 8 9 Jesus Sought and Rejected (Mark 5:21-6:6a) Additional Notes 9 10 The Mission and Herod (Mark 6:6b-29) Additional Notes 10 11 Revealing Wonders (Mark 6:30-56) Additional Notes 11 12 Clean and Unclean (Mark 7:1-23) Additional Notes 12 13 Ministry in Gentile Territory (Mark 7:24-37) Additional Notes 13 14 Feeding the 4,000 and the Meaning of the Feedings (Mark 8:1-21). Additional Notes 1415 Physical and Spiritual Perception (Mark 8:22-9:1) Additional Notes 15 16 Mountaintop Glory and the Descent (Mark 9:2-29) Additional Notes 16 17 Jesus' Death and Discipleship (Mark 9:30-50) Additional Notes 17 18 Marriage, Children, and Possessions (Mark 10:1-31) Additional Notes 18 19 Jerusalem Looms Ahead (Mark 10:32-52) Additional Notes 19 20 Jesus Enters Jerusalem and the Temple (Mark 11:1-25) Additional Notes 20 21 Debate in the Temple (Mark 11:27-12:27) Additional Notes 21 22 The Debate Ends (Mark 12:28-44) Additional Notes 22. 23 Destruction and Persecutions to Come (Mark 13:1-23)Additional Notes 23 24 The Coming of the Son of Man (Mark 13:24-37) Additional Notes 24 25 Devotion and Treachery (Mark 14:1-11) Additional Notes 25 26 The Last Meal (Mark 14:12-26) Additional Notes 26 27 Jesus' Arrest and Abandonment (Mark 14:27-52) Additional Notes 27 28 Trial and Denial (Mark 14:53-72) Additional Notes 28 29 Handed Over to the Gentiles (Mark 15:1-20) Additional Notes 29 30 Crucified, Dead, and Buried (Mark 15:21-47) Additional Notes 30 31 On the Third Day, He Rose (Mark 16:1-8). Additional Notes 3132 An Old Ending to Mark (Mark 16:9-20) Additional Notes 32 For Further Reading Reference Aids Books on Mark Subject Index Scripture Index Old Testament New Testament Apocrypha Pseudepigrapha Josephus Church Fathers Other Early Writings.