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What theme does Mark introduce in Chapter 2 of his narrative?
What theme does Mark introduce in Chapter 2 of his narrative?
- Faith and devotion
- Healing and redemption
- Conflict and rejection (correct)
- Love and forgiveness
In Mark 3:1-6, who plots to destroy Jesus after the healing on the Sabbath?
In Mark 3:1-6, who plots to destroy Jesus after the healing on the Sabbath?
- The disciples and the crowd
- The Pharisees and the Herodians (correct)
- Local authorities and Roman soldiers
- The Sadducees and the Zealots
What event leads to the plotting against Jesus in Mark 3:1-6?
What event leads to the plotting against Jesus in Mark 3:1-6?
- A healing performed on the Sabbath (correct)
- Jesus' baptism by John
- The feeding of the multitudes
- Jesus' sermon on the mount
Which chapter in Mark's narrative introduces the theme of conflict?
Which chapter in Mark's narrative introduces the theme of conflict?
What action performed by Jesus instigates a serious plot against him?
What action performed by Jesus instigates a serious plot against him?
Flashcards
Conflict in Mark 2
Conflict in Mark 2
Mark presented conflict and rejection early on, setting the stage for future opposition to Jesus.
Mark 3:1-6
Mark 3:1-6
This passage details a healing on the Sabbath, leading to the Pharisees and Herodians' plot against Jesus.
Pharisees and Herodians
Pharisees and Herodians
These groups opposed Jesus and sought to harm him.
Sabbath healing
Sabbath healing
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Jesus' opposition
Jesus' opposition
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Study Notes
Conflict and Rejection in Mark
- Mark introduces the themes of conflict and rejection early in the narrative (Chapter 2).
- These themes are further emphasized in Mark 3:1-6. This account depicts a healing on the Sabbath.
- The Pharisees and Herodians react by plotting Jesus' destruction.
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