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Chapter 15 begins with Jesus being sent before Pilate. The story is a familiar one. The people preferred Barnabas being released, rather than Jesus. One

Chapter 13 contains “signs of the end.” Jesus was with His disciples, and was warning them of the things that were ahead for them. His

Chapter 11 records Mark’s account of the week before Jesus’ crucifixion. In it we read of His triumphal entry (verses 1-11); the Temple cleansed (verses

Chapter 9:14-29 records the story of Jesus and the father of the boy with the dumb spirit. Jesus said to the father, “…all things are

Chapter 7 records the Pharisees having a form of religion but denying the power of Christ. Jesus called them hypocrites–professing to believe one thing, but

The feeding of the 5,000 is recorded in chapter 6. There are many lessons we can learn from this portion of Scripture. We see in

Chapter 3:13-21 records the calling of the twelve. Chapter 3:35 gives the qualifications of becoming a brother or sister to Christ. “For whosoever shall do

The Gospel of Mark presents Jesus as a Servant. The writer was John Mark, the son of one of the New Testament Marys. In the

Chapters 26 and 27 record the account of Christ’s capture, trial, and crucifixion. There are definitely two schools of thought concerning the day on which

The Olivet Discourse is continued in chapter 25. We see pictures here of the wise and the foolish virgins. The wise virgins portray separation from