John Mark

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John Mark (152:3.3) (176:2.9) (178:3.6) (188:3.2) (193:6.1)
approached Jesus with small basket (177:0.4)
associated with Peter; later, Paul (121:8.3)
at Jesus’ appearances (192:1,2,4secs)
boy of all chores (152:2.5)
death of father (192:4.5)
desire of heart not denied (176:1.2-3)
did not hold stringent ideas about divorce (140:8.14)
dressed fish for resurrected Jesus (192:1.8)
escaped from soldier naked (183:3.9-10)
Gospel of Mark
basis of all subsequent Gospel narratives; changed (121:8.3)
completed in A.D. 68; is really Gospel by Peter (121:8.3)
included Selta apocrypha (176:2.8)
Jesus’ avoidance of writing delayed (121:0.1) (121:8.3)
left out part of Peter’s night vision (152:4.4)
Luke had copy of (121:8.9)
retains something of human Jesus (196:2.3)
had loaves and fishes which fed the 5000 (152:2.7)
hid in shed by olive press (183:0.3)
joined apostles (192:0.4)
kept apostles in touch (191:0.3)
knew Judas intended to betray Jesus (182:2.1,9)
Last Supper was in upper chamber of parents’ home (178:2.8-9) (179:1.1-2)
located Thomas in Bethpage (191:0.13)
overheard all that transpired in Gethsemane (177:1.6) (182:0.1) (182:2.10-12)
parents were Elijah and Mary Mark (182:0.1)
rest day with Jesus (177:1-2secs)
walked around lake with Jesus (152:5.1)

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