Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
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Who wrote the Gospel of Mark?

A

John Mark

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2
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Mark composed his Gospel using what?

A

The accounts related to him by Peter

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3
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When was Mark’s Gospel written?

A

Early to mid-AD 60s

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4
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Describe Mark’s writing style

A

Brisk, terse, fast-paced

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5
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By frequently using the Greek term εὐθύς (euthus, immediately or straightway) in his Gospel, what does Mark do?

A

Intensifies the story’s momentum and focus

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6
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How does Mark portray Jesus?

A

As the suffering servant who will let nothing stop Him from carrying out His mission

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7
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Why did Mark’s portrayal of Jesus appeal to his Roman audience?

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They admired people who were courageous and devoted to the cause

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Why does Mark explain certain Jewish rites and ceremonies in his narratives?

A

He assumes that his audience is unfamiliar with Jewish customs

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9
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What is the focus of Mark’s Gospel?

A

The death, burial, and resurrection as Jesus’ central mission

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10
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What is the pivotal climax of Mark’s Gospel? (Include a scripture reference)

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“Who do you say that I am?” “The Christ” (Mark 8:29)

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