Bible Study Lessons,Teacher's Edition

The Gospel of Mark, Study Guide

Robby Barrett

Ebbie C. Smith

Reference

Baptistway

The Gospel of Mark: People Responding to Jesus offers a study of the Gospel of Mark in thirteen chapters or lessons. From the very first verse of the Gospel of Mark, we know what Mark thinks of Jesus and, indeed, what Mark wants us to think of Jesus. Jesus is "Christ, the Son of God," and Jesus brings and is "good news." The rest of the Gospel of Mark amplifies these truths. The Gospel of Mark shows us in Jesus' words and deeds, with an emphasis in Mark's Gospel on the deeds, who Jesus truly is. There's more. The Gospel of Mark lets us see who Jesus is by letting us look at him through others' eyes-the eyes of the people in Jesus' life. That aspect of the Gospel of Mark is the framework for this study. A number of people in the Gospel of Mark are shown responding to Jesus, in both positive and negative ways. We will seek to learn from the Gospel of Mark about who Jesus is and how we need to respond to him ourselves by studying Scripture passages on these people's responses to Jesus. As we look at their responses, our goal will be to receive "the good news of Jesus Christ, the Son of God" (Mark 1:1) and respond positively to that "good news."

The Gospel of Mark: People Responding to Jesus

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The Gospel of Mark, Study Guide

The Gospel of Mark: People Responding to Jesus

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