NT SG3: Matthew and Mark

What does the name Matthew mean?

• Gift of God, gift of Yahweh
• The God of Israel
• Peace with all nations
• Shalom

The shorter ending of Mark includes what verses?

• Mark 16: 1-8
• Mark 16:9-20
• Mark 17: 1-8
• Mark 17: 9-20

The longer ending in Mark includes what verses?

• Mark 16:9-20
• Mark 16: 1-8
• Mark 17: 9-20
• Mark 17: 1-8

What is the issue with the end of Mark?

• The earliest manuscripts are shorter than the later manuscripts supporting the belief that an ending was added later.
• It's written in a different language that the other Gospels.
• It is word for word the same ending that is found in Matthew.
• It doesn't mention Jesus at all.

What is the issue with the end of Mark?

• The earliest manuscripts are shorter than the later manuscripts supporting the belief that an ending was added later.
• It's written in a different language that the other Gospels.
• It is word for word the same ending that is found in Matthew.
• It doesn't mention Jesus at all.

Provide a three point outline of the Gospel of Mark.

• The Servant Serves (1-8) The Servant is Identified (8) & The Servant Sacrificed (9-16)
• The Servant Identified (1-8), The Servant Serves (8), and The Servant is Sacrificied (9-16)
• The kingdom is established (1-8), The kingdom is called (8), The king is sacrificied (9-16).
• Redemption, Revelation, and Revenge

Give the Central Proposition for the book of Mark.

• Mark 10:45 Jesus came to serve
• Mark 10: 55 Jesus speaks in parables
• Mark 10:45 Jesus heals the blind
• Mark 10:55 Jesus is a military leader

What issue became significant early on in Mark’s Gospel as a point of opposition from the Pharisees?

• In Mark 2, Jesus forgives sin
• In Mark 2, Jesus has control over nature
• In Mark 2, Jesus resurrects the dead.
• In Mark 2, Jesus heals he sick.

Jesus is presented as a man of action which would appeal to a Roman audience. Mark moves the narrative along with his use of action words moving from event to event. What does the Greek word euthos mean?

• immediately
• and
• move
• go

Jesus is presented as a man of action which would appeal to a Roman audience. Mark moves the narrative along with his use of action words moving from event to event. What does the Greek word kai mean?

• and
• immediately
• now
• move