EPISODE · Apr 29, 2019 · 22 MIN
Chase Replogle — Easter and Mark's Strange Gospel Ending
from Pastor Writer: Conversations on Reading, Writing, and the Christian Life · host Chase Replogle
If you are familiar with the gospel of Mark or have paid close attention to your bible’s footnotes, you know there are major questions about how Mark intended to end his gospel. The gospel of Mark ends with chapter 16, and most Bible's include this strange note between verses eight and nine. The ESV puts it, “Some Of The Earliest Manuscripts Do Not Include 16:9–20.”I think Mark was making a literary move. I think Mark intended for his gospel to conclude with an open ending. I think he had good reasons for it.
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If you are familiar with the gospel of Mark or have paid close attention to your bible’s footnotes, you know there are major questions about how Mark intended to end his gospel. The gospel of Mark ends with chapter 16, and most Bible's include this strange note between verses eight and nine. The ESV puts it, “Some Of The Earliest Manuscripts Do Not Include 16:9–20.” I think Mark was making a literary move. I think Mark intended for his gospel to conclude with an open ending. I think he had go...
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