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The Gospel of Mark studies the oldest Gospel on record, the first Gospel put into writing, showing us the life and ministry of Jesus. Mark narrates the Good News in a way that involves the reader. When the central message—Jesus is the Son of God—unfolds, every part of the narration, whether healings, parables, teachings, exorcisms or miracles, engages the reader to better understand the identity...

Through the reference to Elijah, the reader understands that the coming of the day of the Lord coincides with the One who is to come. It becomes clear that a new era is dawning. This makes the call for repentance all the more urgent—the words and actions of John the Baptist, like the return of Elijah, are aimed at a conversion of heart as a preparation for His coming. Therefore, the reader now gets personally involved. The “heralding” of John the Baptist is reported in direct speech, containing elements
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