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   Was the Gospel of mark the end?

   • To Mark, his gospel story was not the end, but the beginning. The risen Jesus continues to reign as the King of the world, and the Gospel of Mark invites us into experiencing this and participating in spreading that good news. The invitation to set off on this journey to meet the risen King for yourself still stands.

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   How long is Mark's Gospel compared to the other gospels?

   • First it is significantly shorter than the other Gospels–with only 16 chapters compared to Matthew (28), Luke (24) and John (21). But more important is how Mark begins his Gospel and how he ends it. He has no account of the virgin birth of Jesus–or for that matter, any birth of Jesus at all.

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   What was wrong with the Gospel of Mark?

   • The problem with the Gospel of Mark for the final editors of the New Testament was that it was grossly deficient. First it is significantly shorter than the other Gospels–with only 16 chapters compared to Matthew (28), Luke (24) and John (21). But more important is how Mark begins his Gospel and how he ends it.

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   What does the Gospel of Mark say about Jesus?

   • Mark opens his gospel saying, “this is the beginning of the good news about Jesus Christ” (Mark 1:1 ). To Mark, his gospel story was not the end, but the beginning. The risen Jesus continues to reign as the King of the world, and the Gospel of Mark invites us into experiencing this and participating in spreading that good news.

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   What happens in the Gospel of Mark?

   • He arrives in Jerusalem, throws the moneylenders from the temple, holds the Last Supper with the apostles, and is betrayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, arrested, and crucified. His body is taken down from the Cross and buried, but Mark’s gospel concludes with an account of the subsequent Resurrection. Gospel of Mark: analysis

   A Summary and Analysis of the Gospel of Mark

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   Did mark end the Gospel at verse 8?

   • ABSTRACT: The majority of surviving Greek manuscripts include Mark 16:9–20 at the end of the Gospel, and the majority of Christians throughout church history have received these verses as God’s word. Nevertheless, both external and internal evidence suggest that Mark likely ended his Gospel at verse 8, however abrupt the conclusion may seem.

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   Oct 8, 2024 · First it is significantly shorter than the other Gospels–with only 16 chapters compared to Matthew (28), Luke (24) and John (21). But more important is how Mark begins his Gospel and how he ends it. He has no account of the virgin birth of Jesus–or for that matter, any birth of Jesus at all.

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   May 9, 2023 · Longer Ending of Mark’s Gospel. The longer ending of Mark’s Gospel (Mark 16:9–20) recounts Jesus appearing to Mary Magdalene, who reports this appearance to the other disciples, who in turn do not believe her (verses 9–11).

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   Oct 1, 2019 · If you turn to the end of the book (Mark 16:9-20 ), you’ll find the account of Jesus appearing to his disciples after his death and resurrection. He leaves them with a motivating speech to preach the gospel to all creation (Mark 16:15 ). At first glance, quite satisfying.

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   Then there’s the question of how the Gospel of Mark ends. The verses 16:9-20 are usually included in translations of the Bible, but two of the most reliable Greek manuscripts omit them, and instead Mark ends abruptly. 16:8 ends Mark on a rather strange and sudden note:

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   Apr 16, 2010 · Church tradition ties Mark to this Gospel, but the story never mentions that he is the writer. But we can read what is there in the last chapter of the story and propose some reasons why the narrative ends at 16:8 and what this might mean for our own faith and discipleship.

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   May 17, 2024 · First, Mark’s ending forces us to trust in Jesus’s authoritative word. If Jesus repeatedly said that he would rise from the dead (Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:34), then that authoritative word should suffice.

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   Sep 17, 2017 · While this is posible, it seems more likely that Mark intended to end his Gospel this way. In many respects, the whole Gospel is a call to faith in the face of trials and suffering. Mark’s readers, who were likely suffering for their faith (see below), have heard the announcement of the resurrection, but they do not see Jesus physically with ...