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Are you studying biblical theology and particularly the gospels at any level? Then this book is for you, particularly if you are a believing Christian and especially if you are encountering sceptical views as you read/study. You may have bought a few books on the New Testament and are exploring them. You may be studying the gospels and particularly Mark at Secondary school/ High School. This book will be helpful. Suppose you have enrolled on a University-level course of New Testament Theology to prepare you for ordination as a Minister or accreditation as a Lay Preacher. In that case, this…mehr

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Are you studying biblical theology and particularly the gospels at any level? Then this book is for you, particularly if you are a believing Christian and especially if you are encountering sceptical views as you read/study. You may have bought a few books on the New Testament and are exploring them. You may be studying the gospels and particularly Mark at Secondary school/ High School. This book will be helpful. Suppose you have enrolled on a University-level course of New Testament Theology to prepare you for ordination as a Minister or accreditation as a Lay Preacher. In that case, this book is especially for you. If you're not a Christian, you may want to know why a Priest and Theologian believes what Mark writes about Jesus. Individuals or home groups can use this book for a deeper bible study of Mark. In all of the above scenarios, you may have read or heard highly sceptical views from authors, teachers and lecturers. I want to tell you that you don't have to agree with them. This study book/commentary will help you as you study Mark's gospel with me. In studying theology, you don't have to surrender your faith. A careful study of Mark will assure you in your faith and deepen your grasp on the message of Jesus and the earliest Christians.
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Autorenporträt
Glyn Ackerley is Director of Ordinands in the Diocese of Rochester, England. He is also Vicar of Shorne, Kent. He was ordained in 1987 and was Vicar of St. Philip & St. James, Walderslade from 1994 to 2009. He has wide experience of charismatic renewal.