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99241 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, John.7

… 15:12, 25, where naturally enough the old order is maintained, Luke speaks of Paul and Barnabas, not Barnabas and Saul. We must remember that, at that time, Paul …

99242 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.33

… last 12 verses be not included. These add post-resurrection appearances, the Commission, the Ascension, and a brief summary of apostolic activity. Thus its …

99243 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.34

… ); Mark 12:28 - 34 (the questioning scribe). There is enough of this material to show clearly that the author could not have been wholly dependent on the other evangelists …

99244 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.35

… and 12 in John. Three of the 19 are not found elsewhere. The total for the New Testament is 160, so that Mark has a fair proportion. When Old Testament references …

99245 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.37

… :1-12), the withered hand (3:1-5), the storm stilled (4:35-41), the Gerasene demoniac (5:1-17), Jairus' daughter (5:22 ff), the woman with the issue (5:25-34), feeding the 5,000 (6:35 …

99246 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.38

… Mark 12:37; especially Mark 12:34 ). A miracle is definitely declared to be for the purpose of instruction ( Mark 2:10 ), and the implication is frequent that His miracles …

99247 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.39

… (11:12), seeks rest in seclusion (6:31) and sleeps on the boat cushion (4:38); He pities the multitude (6:34), wonders at men's unbelief (6:6), sighs over their sorrow and blindness …

99249 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.83

… Acts 12:1 - 25. This is favored by the fuller description of it in Mark, especially the word "ready"--a most natural touch, the echo of the housewife's exclamation …

99250 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.13

… or 12 years after the Ascension. These Swete sets aside as due to the mistaken tradition that Peter began work in Rome in the 2nd year of Claudius (42 AD). Similarly …

99251 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.22

… 14:12 and Mark 15:42; (c) from the fact that the Law is not mentioned and the Old Testament is only once quoted in Mark's own narrative; (d) the Gentile sections, especially …

99252 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.23

… Mark 12:42; (b) the preponderance of works of power, the emphasis on authority ( Mark 2:10 ), patience and heroic endurance ( Mark 10:17 ff); (c) Mark 10:12 which forbids a …

99253 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.24

… Servant (12:18 f); the latter by Mk who identifies Him with the Messianic King (11:10; 14:62). Davidson summarizes the description of the Servant: "(1) He is God's chosen …

99254 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.25

… :1 - 12. That gave Peter his gospel as we have already seen, and at the same time the general lines of its presentation. We see it sketched for Romans in Acts 10:1 - 48 …

99255 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.29

3. His greatness--the Galilean Ministry: Mark 1:14 through Mark 8:30; compare Isaiah 43:1 - 28 through Isaiah 52:12 .

99256 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.36

… 11:12 through Mark 12:44 ); foretelling their doom ( Mark 13:1 - 37 ); preparing for death ( Mark 14:1 - 42 ); betrayed, condemned, crucified and buried in a rich man's tomb ( Mark …

99257 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.37

5. His victory--the resurrection: Mark 16:1 - 20; compare Isaiah 53:10 - 12. What follows in Isaiah is taken up in Acts, for the first part of which Peter or Mark may have been Luke's main source.

99258 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.40

… ( Mark 12:34 ), and to superhuman beings, whether good ( Mark 13:32 ) or evil ( Mark 1:13, 12; 3:27 ).

99259 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.41

… :25; 12:6 and Mark 13:32. The Spirit is mentioned in Mark 1:8, 10, 12; 3:29 and Mark 13:11. The last passage especially implies His personality.

99260 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 2.42

… ( Mark 12:6 ); He gives His life a ransom instead of many ( Mark 10:45 ); His blood shed is thus the blood of the covenant ( Mark 14:24 ); that involves for Him death in the fullest …