Mark 5:  Things you don’t see everyday: Vs. 7-  The Demons recognize who Jesus really is Vs. 8-13  Jesus expels thousand of demons Vs. 29  Woman is healed by touching the clothes of Jesus Vs. 30  Jesus felt her touch, even in the crowd. Vs. 41-42  Jesus raises a little girl from the dead Vs. [...]

Mark 4:  The Teaching On The Lake Vs.1-2:     This chapter contains the largest body of teaching in the Gospel of Mark.  Vs.2- Tells us that Jesus taught the people many things in the form of parables.  Theses verses represent only a part of what Jesus actually taught. The following parables are about the Kingdom of [...]

MARK 3 Things you don’t see or hear every day: Vs.4-  Jesus knew what they were thinking,  Vs.5-  Hand is healed,  Vs. 10- Many were healed,  VSS.11-12- Evil spirits knew who he was,  Vs.15- Gave the Apostles authority,  Vs.29- Prophetic declaration. I.  Famous Healing Ministry,  Vss.1-12 Vs.4- Jesus asks if it is all right to [...]

Lesson 4-  Mark Chapter 2 Events in Chapter Two That You Don’t See Every Day: Vs. 3-12:  Healing of the Paralytic Vs. 4:  Sins are forgiven Vs. 8:  Knew what they were thinking Vs. 11:  Healing Vs. 13-14:  Calling of Levi (Matthew) The Tax Collector Vs. 14:  Levi actually got up & followed Vs. 19:  [...]

Chapter One I.  Verse 1  The Gospel of Jesus Christ ‘The Gospel of Jesus Christ’= The original name of this Gospel= ‘the Good News of Jesus Christ’  Grk: euangelion ‘Jesus’= Grk,  ‘Yeshua’-Aramaic,  ‘Yoshua’-Heb.,  ‘Joshua’-English -means= ‘Jehovah is Salvation’ ‘Christ’=Grk., Annointed One, Messiah ‘The Son of God’- does not appear in some early manuscipts- Alexandrinus, Vaticanus, [...]

Nearly half of the 45 verses in Mark- Chapter One, are connected with some kind of ‘supernatural’ event.  Why is this important you ask?  Critics of the New Testament have long held that the Gospels were written long after the events, by second generation Christians who embellished the scriptures with ‘supernatural’, events in order to [...]

Lesson 1- INTRODUCTION TO MARK The Gospel of mark is considered to be the earliest of the four gospels, written between 50-60 AD. While there is no internal reference to the author, early Christian writers, like Papias (140 AD) have named John Mark as the writer. John Mark is the same man who traveled briefly [...]