Scripture index: Mark

Old Testament canon › Twelve Minor Prophets (one book)

John the Baptist › Was the Elijah to come

Mk 1:9–10

Baptism › Passages cited for immersion

Mk 1:9–11

Mk 1:10–11

Theophany › Possible appearances of God

Mk 1:12–13

Amillennialism › Satan bound during church age

Jesus is God › “God cannot be tempted with evil”

Church government › Has all authority

Church government › Has all authority

Church government › Has all authority

Mk 2:18–20

Marriage › Metaphor for Christ and Church

Mk 2:19–20

Mk 2:21–22

Parables › The wine and wineskins

Mk 2:23–28

Sabbath › Jesus, Son of Man is Lord of Sabbath

Sabbath › Jesus, Son of Man is Lord of Sabbath

Mk 3:13–19

Ordination › Without mention of laying on hands

Mk 3:14–15

Mk 3:28–29

Hell › “Unquenchable fire”, “lake of fire”, “second death”, “outer darkness”, etc.

Mk 3:31–35

Family › But Jesus held faith above family

Parables › The sower

Mk 4:10–13

Purpose of parables › Purpose of Jesus’ parables

Mk 4:21–25

Parables › The lamp under a bushel

Mk 4:26–29

Parables › The growing seed

Mk 4:30–32

Parables › The mustard seed

Mk 4:33–34

Purpose of parables › Purpose of Jesus’ parables

Mk 5:22–23

Laying on of hands › To heal

Church government › Has all authority

Laying on of hands › To heal

Mk 6:8–10

Paid ministry › Apostles and seventy instructed to carry no money and receive their living from the gospel

Church government › Chief shepherd, teacher, overseer, cornerstone of the church

Jesus is God › “I AM” statements

Purpose of parables › Parables were often misunderstood

Baptism › Places where baptizō and baptismos are not typically translated “baptism”

Mk 7:5–23

Questions asked of Jesus › “Why do your disciples break the tradition of the elders? For they do not wash their hands when they eat.”

Mk 7:9–13

Family › Jesus affirmed family values, honored his earthly parents

Mk 7:14–23

Mk 7:21–22

Free will › Will is determined by heart nature

Mk 7:21–23

Total depravity › Depravity of each man is total

Mk 7:24–30

Jesus is God › Omnipresence (everywhere-present)

Mk 7:27–28

God the Father › Of Israel

Laying on of hands › To heal

Mk 8:11–13

Questions asked of Jesus › “We wish to see a sign from you.”

Mk 8:14–21

Purpose of parables › Parables were often misunderstood

Laying on of hands › To heal

Laying on of hands › To heal

Mk 9:11–13

John the Baptist › Was the Elijah to come

Mk 9:30–32

Purpose of parables › Literal things were also misunderstood

Definite atonement › “All” or “every” (gr. pas) can be distributive (i.e., “every kind”)

Eternal generation › Son sent by Father

Hell › “Unquenchable fire”, “lake of fire”, “second death”, “outer darkness”, etc.

Hell › Gehenna (final eternal state, Hell)

Hell › Gehenna (final eternal state, Hell)

Mk 9:47–48

Hell › “Unquenchable fire”, “lake of fire”, “second death”, “outer darkness”, etc.

Definite atonement › “All” or “every” (gr. pas) can be distributive (i.e., “every kind”)

Mk 10:2–12

Old Testament canon › Deuteronomy

Old Testament canon › Genesis

Mk 10:6–8

Marriage › One man and one woman

Mk 10:7–8

Old Testament canon › Genesis

Laying on of hands › To bless

Mk 10:13–16

Baptism › Infants and children of believers should also be baptized

Laying on of hands › To bless

Mk 10:17–22

Essential practices › Keeping the commandments (non-specific)

Mk 10:17–27

Questions asked of Jesus › “What good deed must I do to have eternal life?”

God is love › Jesus loved specific unbelievers

Attributes of God › Omnipotence (all-powerful)

Mk 10:28–30

Family › But Jesus held faith above family

Baptism › Christ’s atonement is the real cutting off of sin signified by circumcision and baptism

Mk 10:38–39

Slavery › Christians are to serve one another

Jesus is God › “No man can ransom another”

Mk 10:47–48

Jesus, son of David › Jesus called son of David

Mk 11:9–10

Old Testament canon › Psalms

Old Testament canon › Jeremiah-Lamentations (one book)

Church government › Has all authority

God the Father › Of an otherwise unspecified audience (“your” or “our” Father)

Mk 11:27–33

Questions asked of Jesus › “By what authority are you doing these things, and who gave you this authority?”

Mk 11:28–33

Church government › Has all authority

Mk 12:1–11

Scripture › NT authors assume OT is easy to understand

Mk 12:10–11

Old Testament canon › Psalms

Mk 12:13–17

Mk 12:18–27

Old Testament canon › Deuteronomy

Sons of God in Genesis 6 › But seems to contradict Jesus’ teaching that angels cannot/do not marry

Mk 12:28–34

Mk 12:29–30

Old Testament canon › Deuteronomy

Sin › Wrong attitude

Old Testament canon › Leviticus

Old Testament canon › Deuteronomy

Mk 12:32–33

Second coming › “No man knows the day or the hour”

Mk 12:34–37

Second coming › “No man knows the day or the hour”

Mk 12:35–37

Mk 13:1–2

Temple › No earthly temple under new covenant

Jesus is God › “I AM” statements

Old Testament canon › Daniel

Unconditional election › Believers elected

Unconditional election › Believers elected

Old Testament canon › Daniel

Mk 13:26–27

Jesus is God › God’s elect are his elect

Unconditional election › Believers elected

Mk 13:28–31

Parables › The budding fig tree

Mk 13:34–37

Parables › The faithful servant

Mk 14:17–21

Jesus is God › Omniscience (all-knowing)

Providence › Concurrence in calamity, evil

Mk 14:22–25

Lord’s Supper › Institution of

Covenant theology › New covenant

Mk 14:27–31

Jesus is God › Omniscience (all-knowing)

Mk 14:61–63

Jesus is God › “I AM” statements

Mk 14:61–64

Jesus is God › Did not recant or explain away claims taken as blasphemy

Old Testament canon › Psalms

Jesus is God › “You will never die”

Temple › No earthly temple under new covenant

Mk 16:1–2

Sabbath › Jesus’ resurrection was on a Sunday

Sabbath › Jesus’ resurrection was on a Sunday

Definite atonement › “World” in some places carries idea of “all nations”

Mk 16:15–16

Laying on of hands › To heal