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Mark Bible Study Guide

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Mark overview

Gospel

Mark — The Servant King Who Gives His Life

Book context

Mark at a glance

New Testament
Biblical periodChrist's earthly ministry

The Gospels bear witness to Jesus Christ, the promised King, crucified Savior, risen Lord, and Son of God.

Book passageMark 1-16
WriterTraditionally attributed to Mark and associated with Peter's witness.
AudienceBelievers needing a direct witness to Jesus as the suffering Son of God and Servant King.
Ruling powers / settingRome rules the wider setting, with local Jewish and Roman authorities appearing in the passion narrative.

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10 references

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Mark 1:1Mark 1:15Mark 2:10-12Mark 4:39-41Mark 8:29-31Mark 9:7Mark 10:45Mark 14:61-62Mark 15:39Mark 16:6

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