Gospel Of Mark NT

Unlike the other Gospels, throughout the narrative of the Gospel of Mark Jesus tried to keep his messianic identity a secret.

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Tradition states that the author of the Gospel of Mark was actually Simon-Peter.

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The Gospel of Mark does not contain a birth narrative of Jesus.

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Throughout the Gospel of Mark Jesus is primarily shown to be a liberator of the poor and outcast.

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Although the disciples did not completely understand Jesus and his message, the Gospel of Mark indicates that they continued to follow him.

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Jesus taught that the greatest should always be considered the leader within a group.

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The Sadducees and Pharisees clearly understood the parables of Jesus that challenged their leadership of Judaism.

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The audience of the Gospel of Mark likely lived a peaceful lifestyle in Rome under the Pax Romana.

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The author of the Gospel of Mark likely travelled with and knew Jesus personally.

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The Gospel of Mark is the shortest of all four of the canonical Gospels

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