BNT – 214, Quiz-2

The Gospel of Mark presents Jesus as the servant.

The Gospel of Mark omits Jesus’ ancestry and birth.

The Gospel of Mark does not identify Jesus as the Son of God.

Jesus is portrayed as a servant in the Gospel of Mark.

Miracles are predominant in this Gospel.

Key verses in Mark are 10:43-45 and 8:34-37. These verses tell us that we must become.

The key chapter in Mark is chapter 8, with Peter’s confession “you are Christ.”

Mark is the longest Gospel.

Almost 40% of Mark is devoted to the last 8 days of Jesus’ earthly life.

Mark tells of the last seven days as a time of hostility of crisis proportions.

The Gospels were written and printed before Jesus died.

John was Mark’s Hebrew name and Mark was his Latin name.

Mark was raised in a devout home and was a cousin to Barnabus.

Peter is considered Mark’s spiritual father.

Mark was one of the twelve Apostles.

Mark is identified as the author in the Gospel account called Mark.

It is believed that Peter was Mark’s source of eyewitness account concerning Jesus.

Mark wrote this Gospel while living in Athens, Greece.

Mark’s Gospel was written to a Gentile audience, especially the Romans.

The Roman mind was impressed more by action and power then by discourse or dialogue.

Mark showed Jesus as the ever active servant, living and working among men.

Nero has already burned Rome before Mark wrote his Gospel account.

Confrontation is never shown in the Gospel of Mark.

Mark shows the power and authority of Jesus over

After Peter’s confession that Jesus was the Christ, Jesus began to reveal to His. disciples that He would die and be raised again the third day.

Jesus showed Himself as Redeemer, Lord, Christ, and Messiah.

The transfiguration probably took place in Africa.

The transfiguration prepared the way for the rest that was to follow in Jesus’ life, and in the experiences of the disciples.

Jesus tried to postpone His death.

The ministry of Jesus was foreordained by divine appointment.

The crucifixion was not a mystery.

The Roman soldier at the crucifixion did not see what most Jews saw.

There are no major differences of opinion about the end of Mark’s Gospel.

Immediately is an important word in Mark’s Gospel.

In 2-4 paragraphs, on a separate sheet of paper, give your opinion why it was necessary for Jesus to be seen as a servant. What does His example of servanthood say to us today? Your answer should not exceed 1 page.