Mark 1:16-20 - Revision history

KurtElieson: Redirected page to Mark 1:1-45

2015-11-30T03:38:34Z

Redirected page to Mark 1:1-45

Matthewfaulconer: /* Verses 16-20 */ link

2007-02-28T05:36:39Z

‎Verses 16-20: link

Matthewfaulconer: /* Exegesis */ from JEF's SS lesson #7. see blog for additional questions

2007-02-28T05:36:17Z

‎Exegesis: from JEF's SS lesson #7. see blog for additional questions

Matthewfaulconer: /* Questions */

2007-02-28T05:22:26Z

‎Questions

Matthewfaulconer: /* Questions */ q from JEF's post on blog, SS lesson #7

2007-02-28T05:17:01Z

‎Questions: q from JEF's post on blog, SS lesson #7

MJ: /* Lexical notes */

2006-10-20T04:51:51Z

‎Lexical notes

Eric: /* Lexical notes */ explained anthropos

2005-07-25T16:14:43Z

‎Lexical notes: explained anthropos

Matthewfaulconer at 04:29, 12 April 2005

2005-04-12T04:29:08Z

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== Questions ==
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== Lexical notes ==
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== Exegesis ==
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-* Most of the time disciples choose their teachers/masters. Here, Jesus chooses his disciples. What significance does this reversal have?
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-* The Greek word translated "men" in verse 17 is ''anthropos'', so women are included.
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-== Exegesis ==
-===Verses 16-20===
-Notice that Mark interrupts his story of Jesus’ power and the illustrations of that power, his miracles, to tell of the call of the disciples (verses 16-20) and the teaching and ordination of the Twelve ([[Mark 3:13|3:13]]-19), and to tell us the parables of the kingdom of God ([[Mark 4:1|4:1]]-34). So, we could say that the primary theme of this section (indeed of Mark as a whole) is Jesus’ power, but the secondary theme is the church. Notice that these stories lead, eventually, to Jesus sending the Twelve out as missionaries ([[Mark 6:7]]-13.)
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 == Exegesis ==
 ===Verses 16-20===
-Notice that Mark interrupts his story of Jesus’ power and the illustrations of that power, his miracles, to tell of the call of the disciples (verses 16-20) and the teaching and ordination of the Twelve ([[Mark 3:13|3:13-19]]), and to tell us the parables of the kingdom of God ([[Mark 4:1|4:1]]-34). So, we could say that the primary theme of this section (indeed of Mark as a whole) is Jesus’ power, but the secondary theme is the church. Notice that these stories lead, eventually, to Jesus sending the Twelve out as missionaries ([[Mark 6:7]]-13.)
+Notice that Mark interrupts his story of Jesus’ power and the illustrations of that power, his miracles, to tell of the call of the disciples (verses 16-20) and the teaching and ordination of the Twelve ([[Mark 3:13|3:13]]-19), and to tell us the parables of the kingdom of God ([[Mark 4:1|4:1]]-34). So, we could say that the primary theme of this section (indeed of Mark as a whole) is Jesus’ power, but the secondary theme is the church. Notice that these stories lead, eventually, to Jesus sending the Twelve out as missionaries ([[Mark 6:7]]-13.)
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 * Most of the time disciples choose their teachers/masters. Here, Jesus chooses his disciples. What significance does this reversal have?

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 == Lexical notes ==
-* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add lexical notes''
+* The Greek word translated "men" here is ''anthropos'', so women are included.
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 == Exegesis ==