THE NEW TESTAMENT AND THE SAYINGS OF JESUS · V
The Gospel of Mark
The complete Gospel, chapters 1–16, with Greek text, word-order glosses, close English, fluent English, and textual and translation notes. Notes identify the textual status of the ending and other disputed readings.
Compiled by Priest Sergey Koudy.
About this volume
This volume belongs to The New Testament and the Sayings of Jesus, a study in seventeen volumes. Russian and English versions are available. Read online or save the book as a PDF.
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Book contents
- Mark 1:1–4 · The beginning and the wilderness messenger
- Mark 1:5–8 · John’s baptism and proclamation
- Mark 1:9–13 · Baptism and the wilderness
- Mark 1:14–15 · The appointed time and the good news
- Mark 1:16–20 · The first disciples
- Mark 1:21–28 · Teaching and the unclean spirit
- Mark 1:29–34 · The house and the evening crowd
- Mark 1:35–39 · Prayer and the nearby towns
- Mark 1:40–45 · Cleansing and the spreading report
- Mark 2:1–5 · The crowded house and the lowered mat
- Mark 2:6–12 · The question of forgiveness
- Mark 2:13–17 · Levi and the meal
- Mark 2:18–22 · Fasting, cloth, and wineskins
- Mark 2:23–28 · The grainfields and the Sabbath
- Mark 3:1–6 · A withered hand and a plot
- Mark 3:7–12 · The crowd beside the sea
- Mark 3:13–19 · The twelve and their names
- Mark 3:20–22 · The house, his family, and the accusation
- Mark 3:23–27 · A divided kingdom and the strong man
- Mark 3:28–30 · Forgiveness and an eternal sin
- Mark 3:31–35 · Those who do the will of God
- Mark 4:1–9 · The sower and the four soils
- Mark 4:10–12 · The mystery and those outside
- Mark 4:13–20 · Hearing, receiving, and bearing fruit
- Mark 4:21–22 · The lamp and what is hidden
- Mark 4:23–25 · Listening and the measure
- Mark 4:26–29 · The seed that grows
- Mark 4:30–32 · The mustard seed
- Mark 4:33–34 · Parables and private explanation
- Mark 4:35–41 · The wind, the sea, and the great calm
- Mark 5:1–5 · The man among the tombs
- Mark 5:6–10 · The name Legion
- Mark 5:11–17 · The herd and the witnesses
- Mark 5:18–20 · Go home and tell your people
- Mark 5:21–24 · Jairus asks for his daughter
- Mark 5:25–29 · The woman in the crowd
- Mark 5:30–34 · The question and the woman’s answer
- Mark 5:35–38 · The report and the journey to the house
- Mark 5:39–43 · The girl gets up
- Mark 6:1–6 · A prophet in his hometown
- Mark 6:7–13 · The twelve are sent in pairs
- Mark 6:14–20 · Herod hears and John is imprisoned
- Mark 6:21–26 · The banquet and the request
- Mark 6:27–29 · John’s death and burial
- Mark 6:30–34 · The apostles return and the crowd arrives
- Mark 6:35–38 · Bread for the crowd
- Mark 6:39–44 · The groups, the meal, and the baskets
- Mark 6:45–48 · The boat and the fourth watch
- Mark 6:49–52 · Take heart; it is I
- Mark 6:53–56 · Recognition and healing in Gennesaret
- Mark 7:1–5 · The hands and the tradition of the elders
- Mark 7:6–8 · Lips, heart and human tradition
- Mark 7:9–13 · Corban and help for parents
- Mark 7:14–15 · Entering and coming out
- Mark 7:16 · Traditional hearing saying
- Mark 7:17 · The disciples ask in the house
- Mark 7:18–19 · The heart, the stomach and food
- Mark 7:20–23 · What comes from within
- Mark 7:24–26 · A woman from Syrophoenicia
- Mark 7:27–30 · The children, the little dogs, and the reply
- Mark 7:31–35 · Through Sidon; the man’s ears are opened
- Mark 7:36–37 · The instruction and the spreading report
- Mark 8:1–3 · Compassion after three days
- Mark 8:4–6 · Seven loaves and thanksgiving
- Mark 8:7–10 · Small fish, seven baskets, and Dalmanutha
- Mark 8:11–13 · The request for a sign
- Mark 8:14–16 · One loaf and the warning about leaven
- Mark 8:17–21 · Do you not remember?
- Mark 8:22–26 · The blind man and the second touch
- Mark 8:27–30 · Public opinion and Peter’s answer
- Mark 8:31–33 · Suffering, rising, and the rebuke
- Mark 8:34 · Take up the cross
- Mark 8:35–37 · Life and the whole world
- Mark 8:38 · Ashamed of me and my words
- Mark 9:1 · The kingdom come in power
- Mark 9:2–8 · Transfiguration and the voice
- Mark 9:9–13 · Coming down and the question about Elijah
- Mark 9:14–19 · The crowd, the argument, and the father’s report
- Mark 9:20–24 · Since childhood; belief and unbelief
- Mark 9:25–29 · The command, the boy’s rising, and prayer
- Mark 9:30–32 · Teaching while passing through Galilee
- Mark 9:33–37 · The discussion of rank and the child
- Mark 9:38–39 · Do not stop him
- Mark 9:40–41 · For us; a cup of water
- Mark 9:42 · Causing the little ones to stumble
- Mark 9:43 · The hand and the unquenchable fire
- Mark 9:44 · Traditional first repeat
- Mark 9:45 · The foot and life
- Mark 9:46 · Traditional second repeat