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1. www.patheos.com › blogs › wakeupcallThe Secret Teachings of Jesus - Patheos

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   Jul 14, 2021 · Strieber believes that the most important sayings and key teachings of Jesus are found in two gospels not found in the Bible, the Gospel of Thomas and the Gospel of Mary. They are a part of the...

   • Author: Tom Rapsas

2. danielhulsey.com › 2017/10/11 › the-genius-of-theThe Genius of the Gospel of Mark: The Messianic Secret

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   Oct 11, 2017 · In Mark 8:27-30, Peter makes an extremely important confession. “You are the Christ.” This is the central claim of the Gospel of Mark and Christianity as a whole. However, Jesus tells his disciples to keep this a secret.

3. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 22277gospels - In Mark 4 what does Jesus mean by "the secret of ...

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   Apr 18, 2016 · In Mark 4, before explaining to his disciples the parable of the sower, Jesus tells them: [Mar 4:11 NIV] (11) He told them, "The secret of the kingdom of God has been given to you. But to those...

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5. www.thegospelcoalition.org › commentary › markCommentary | Mark L. Strauss | TGCBC - The Gospel Coalition

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   Jesus’s answer is puzzling: “The secret of the kingdom of God has been given to you, but to those outside, everything comes in parables.” He then quotes from Isaiah 6:9–10, where Jesus seems to say that he teaches in parables so that people will not understand.

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6. bibleproject.com › articles › mark-gospel-servantMark: The Gospel of the Servant-Messiah - BibleProject

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   Sep 17, 2017 · In summary, Mark’s Gospel is a narrative proclamation that Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, whose death and resurrection paid the penalty for our sins and achieved victory over Satan, sin, and death.

   • Author: Mark L. Strauss

7. interestingliterature.com › 2021 › 06A Summary and Analysis of the Gospel of Mark – Interesting ...

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   Gospel of Mark: summary. Mark’s gospel doesn’t mention anything about the virgin birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, or of Jesus’ supposed descent from David.

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   Is the Gospel of Mark a secret?

   • Secrets are not universally bad or good. The Gospel of Mark has a secret (one that involves suffering but is ultimately good). On a number of occasions, Jesus attempts to keep his miraculous deeds a secret. It might seem curious at first, but Mark is using this secret motif to shape the reader’s idea of Jesus as Messiah.

   The Genius of the Gospel of Mark: The Messianic Secret

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   What does the Gospel of Mark say about Jesus?

   • In this gospel we first find Peter’s famous confession to Jesus, ‘Thou art the Christ’ (8:29), yet one of the most intriguing things about the Gospel of Mark, in the last analysis, is how often the narrative seems simultaneously to assert Jesus’ special significance while also sweeping its impact to one side.

   A Summary and Analysis of the Gospel of Mark

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   What is Jesus''Messianic Secret'?

   • 1:25 In response, Jesus silences the demon and commands it to come out of the man. This is the beginning of Mark’s “messianic secret,” where Jesus commands others to keep silent about his identity (see Introduction). We will discuss this theme more later.

   Mark | Commentary | Mark L. Strauss | TGCBC - The Gospel Coalition

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   What does the Bible say about Jesus?

   • 1:1 The Gospel begins with a statement of Jesus’s identity: “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.” The word “gospel” (euangelion) means “good news.” The Greek term had a rich history in the Greco-Roman world, where it was used of joyful announcements, such as a victory in battle or the birth of a king.

   Mark | Commentary | Mark L. Strauss | TGCBC - The Gospel Coalition

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   What does Peter say about Jesus?

   • In Mark 8:27-30, Peter makes an extremely important confession. “You are the Christ.” This is the central claim of the Gospel of Mark and Christianity as a whole. However, Jesus tells his disciples to keep this a secret. In Mark 9:2-9 Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John.

   The Genius of the Gospel of Mark: The Messianic Secret

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   What does the first half of the Gospel say about Jesus?

   • The first half of the Gospel concerns the identity of Jesus as the mighty Messiah and Son of God (Mark 1:1–8:30 ). The second half concerns the mission of Jesus (Mark 8:31–16:8 ). Shockingly, the Messiah is not here to conquer the Roman legions but to suffer and die as an atoning sacrifice for sins.

   Mark: The Gospel of the Servant-Messiah - BibleProject

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9. www.jstor.org › stable › 1461043Mark's Use of the Messianic Secret - JSTOR

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   standing of Jesus' life persisted alongside the messianized view, Mark sought to resolve the contradiction in these conceptions by inserting the explanation that Jesus had kept his messiahship a secret throughout his ministry.