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1 Jesus: son of god, son of man, SUFFERING servant
mark Jesus: son of god, son of man, SUFFERING servant

2 Authorship A. Background External Evidence Anonymity
The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

3 Where Was Mark Written From?
A. Background External Evidence Anonymity The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

4 When Was Mark Written? A. Background External Evidence Anonymity
The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

5 To Whom Was Mark Written?
A. Background External Evidence Anonymity The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

6 The Greek Text of Mark? A. Background External Evidence Anonymity
The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

7 Mark & Recent Interpretive Approaches
A. Background External Evidence Anonymity The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

8 Major Themes and the Purpose(s) of Mark
A. Background External Evidence Anonymity The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

9 An Outline of Mark A. Background External Evidence Anonymity
The Title(s) of Mark Early Church Fathers Internal Evidence Reasonable Conlusion B. The Messenger Arrives: The Ministry & Character of John the Baptist (1:4-8) C. The Baptism of Jesus (1:9-11) D. The Temptation of Jesus (1:12-13)

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