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The spiritual counsels of Mark, a fifth century monk in Asia Minor, are equally rich in theological insight and historical interest. His writings were deeply valued by Byzantine ascetics, were circulated during the Reformation, and were read by Lutheran divines and Roman theologians. The general level of interest in his works during the first half of the second millennium is eloquently reported...

compassion, but the braggart will lose it when attacked on all sides by temptations to boastfulness. 7 A humble person’s mouth will speak the truth, but the person who speaks against the truth is like that servant who hit the Lord in the face [Jn 18:22]. 8 Do not be a disciple of someone who praises himself, lest you learn pride instead of humility. 9 Do not let your heart become conceited about your interpretations of Scripture, lest your intellect ever fall afoul of the spirit of blasphemy.11 10
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