NT318 Book Study: The Gospel of Mark in Its Roman Context

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Explore the social settings, traditions, and historical setting, as well as the question of the authorship of Mark. Tackle the first half of Mark, which is dedicated to Jesus’ ministry in Galilee, where he performed miracles; and the second half of Mark, which is focused on Jesus in Jerusalem and the passion. Discover the purpose of Mark’s Gospel, which is to present Jesus as God’s true Son who fulfills his mission on earth. Dr. Craig Evans sheds light on the book of Mark and brings the text to life.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Introduction to the Gospel of Mark

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Who Wrote Mark and When? Part 1

Who Wrote Mark and When? Part 1

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Jesus’ Public Ministry Begins

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Mark’s Thesis Statement (1:1–3)

Mark’s Thesis Statement (1:1–3)

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Jesus’ Power as Exorcist and Healer

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Names and Pigs

Names and Pigs

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Son of Man, Apostles of God

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Healing and Forgiving the Paralytic

Healing and Forgiving the Paralytic

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Messianic Revelations

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Peter’s Confession of Christ

Peter’s Confession of Christ

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Kingdom Ethics and Relationships

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Divorce

Divorce

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Jesus in Jerusalem

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Triumphal Entry: Part 1

Triumphal Entry: Part 1

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Escalating Antagonism

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Narrative Structure

Narrative Structure

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Road to the Cross

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Devotion and Betrayal

Devotion and Betrayal

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Death, Burial, and Resurrection

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Jesus before Pilate

Jesus before Pilate

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Conclusion

Bringing the Gospel to Life

Bringing the Gospel to Life

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