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Jesus as Gospel: Is there Emperor Typology in Mark 1:1?

Some have suggested that the “OF” case in Mark 1:1 in the phrase “Gospel of Jesus” is objective… meaning that Jesus is the gospel and not merely the preacher of a Gospel, though Mark 1:14-15 will show that he does preach a gospel as well. Here, in Mark...

April 25, 2019 Andrew Sargent Bible Backgrounds, Biblical Language Issues, Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, HAGALAH, Inductive Study Methods, Meeting the Jesus of Mark, New Testament Studies

Beginning Mark with Beginning: Is there New Creation in Mark 1:1?

Some words require a serious amount of cultural packaging to define… (A Technical Term is not just a different Word; it’s a different World.) …such as our past discussion on the importance of Ancient Near Eastern war runners for understanding the meaning of Gospel.[1] Other words, however, give...

March 7, 2016 Andrew Sargent Biblical Language Issues, Biblical Theology, Communication, Inductive Study Methods, Meeting the Jesus of Mark, New Testament Studies No Comment

Jesus as Gospel: Is there Emperor Typology in Mark 1:1?

Beginning Mark with Beginning: Is there New Creation in Mark 1:1?

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