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Introduction to the Gospel of Mark


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Introduction to the book
  • I Peter 5:13 – Mark was not a physical son. This is referring to a spiritual relationship.
  • Colossians 4:10
  • Mark worked with Peter and Paul.
  • Antioch – Jerusalem
    • Acts 11:29-30
    • Jerusalem
      • Acts 12:5, 12
      • Act 12:1-17 – Paul and Barnabas in Jerusalem.
      • Travels of Mark
        • Antioch (45 AD) – Acts 12:25
        • Salamis (48 AD) – Acts 13:5
        • Perga – Acts 13:13
        • Jerusalem (49 AD) – Mark back home
        • Antioch (52 AD) – Mark with Paul and Barnabas
        • Cyprus – Acts 15:37-39 – Mark with Barnabas (the last we hear about Barnabas)
        • Rome (63 AD) – Mark with Paul during his first imprisonment
          • Colossians 4:10-11; Philemon 1:23-24
          • Babylon (I Peter 5:13) – Mark with Peter in Babylon
          • Asia Minor (68 AD) – II Timothy 4:11 – Mark with Timothy during Paul’s second imprisonment
          • Rome: Until Paul was killed
          • Alexandria, Egypt – Preached and was martyred there
          • Timeline
            • Mark was written about 67 AD according to most sources, although some say it was written about 48 AD, before Matthew.
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