Thursday March 14th-
Mark 16
16:1-8 Did you ever wonder how the women
planned to move the stone, which Mark says was very large? They even ask this
question themselves in v. 3
The women speak with an angel,
who proclaims that Christ has risen. They are told to go tell the disciples and
Peter. Is there a reason for separating Peter here? What special concern does
this show, in light of recent events?
Notice who Jesus first appears
to. Why is this significant? Who could He have appeared to, and why didn’t He?
Verses 12 and 13 are an
abbreviated version of the disciples on the Road to Emmaus (Luke 24).
Verse 14 mentions the Eleven. Who
are they, and what happened to the 12th?
The following verses are a
version of the Great Commission. What does Jesus say about baptism and faith?
Is baptism necessary for salvation?
Do we still see these signs
today? Which is more important: the signs, or what the signs point to?
In verse 1, is "Mary the mother of James" Jesus' mother?
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't think so. Although the Virgin Mary did give birth to Jesus' brother James, I think that this may refer to the wife of Zebedee and the mother of disciples James and John.
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