The workbook on the Gospel of Mark will be welcomed by all who are looking for reading material which children themselves can use. Mark’s account of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ is a good starting point for more serous study. By means of questions, with spaces left for written answers, the reader has to ‘work’ as well as take-in. The result is a book helpful for either the home or the classroom. Four additional helps are included:
Preface | vii | |
Introduction | xi | |
The author of the Gospel of Mark | xiii | |
1 | Beginnings [1:1-45] | 1 |
2 | Questions and answers [2:1-3:6] | 10 |
3 | Friends and foes [3:7-35] | 17 |
4 | Parables [4:1-34] | 21 |
5 | Miracles [4:35-5:43] | 26 |
6 | Opinions – pro and con [6:1-56] | 32 |
7 | Opposition – traditions [7:1-37] | 38 |
8 | Peter’s confession [8:1-38] | 42 |
9 | Transfiguration [9:1-50] | 47 |
10 | Interviews [10:1-52] | 53 |
11 | Authority [11:1-12:12] | 60 |
12 | A day of questions [12:13-44] | 67 |
13 | The future [13:1-37] | 74 |
14 | Facing death [14:1-72] | 80 |
15 | Crucifixion [15:1-47] | 90 |
16 | Resurrection [16:1-20] | 95 |
Tips for teachers | 99 | |
Outlines of the Gospel of Mark | 101 | |
Special projects | 102 | |
Glossary | 103 | |
Notes | 105 | |
Maps | ||
Palestine at the time of Christ (1) | ii | |
The Temple of Herod | 73 | |
Jerusalem | 86 | |
Palestine at the time of Christ (2) | 98 |