The Gospel according to St Mark: An Introduction and Commentary

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An Introduction and Commentary

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Edited by C. E. B. Cranfield

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: March 2010
Print publication year:: 1959
Online ISBN:: 9780511554902
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511554902

Series:: Cambridge Greek Testament Commentaries
Subjects:: Classical Studies, Biblical Studies - New Testament, Classical Literature, Religion

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The last fifty years have seen a shift of emphasis in New Testament scholarship. When the task was to establish the text and to discuss the authenticity of the documents, linguistic and historical considerations came first. Now that these things are approaching a settled state it has become possible, and necessary, to give more attention to the theological and religious content of the New Testament. Hence the New Testament is re-examined by scholars in this new series. Each volume takes a book of the New Testament and, after an introduction on general matters, goes through the text in great detail, commenting especially on theological matters, relating the contents to the life and worship of the early Christian communities. It is assumed that students have their own Greek text beside the open commentary. The text on which the commentary is based is the Kilpatrick-Nestle edition.

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The Gospel according to St Mark

An Introduction and Commentary

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Preface by the General Editor
pp v-vi

Contents
pp vii-viii

List of Abbreviations
pp ix-xv

Acknowledgements
pp xvi-xvi

INTRODUCTION
pp 1-2

I - AUTHORSHIP, DATE AND PLACE OF WRITING
pp 3-9

II - THE CHARACTER OF THE GOSPEL
pp 10-21

III - THE THEOLOGY OF THE GOSPEL
pp 21-22

IV - TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF THE GOSPELS
pp 22-30

NOTES
pp 31-32

I - THE BEGINNING
pp 33-60

II - BEGINNINGS OF THE GALILEAN MINISTRY
pp 61-122

III - LATER STAGES OF THE GALILEAN MINISTRY
pp 123-203

IV - JESUS GOES OUTSIDE GALILEE
pp 204-265

V - THE WAY TO JERUSALEM
pp 266-346

VI - MINISTRY IN JERUSALEM
pp 347-412

VII - THE PASSION
pp 412-462

VIII - THE RESURRECTION
pp 462-476

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
pp 477-490

REVISED ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
pp 490-499

Addenda
pp 500-500

Index
pp 501-504

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