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This second and final commentary on the Gospel of Mark, covering verses 8:27–16:20, details the revelation of who the Christ is, the fate of the revealed Christ played out, His appearances to His disciples, the sending of the apostles, and Christ’s ascension. Special attention is given to the ending of Mark’s Gospel. The early church father Eusebius, who was tasked by Emperor Constantine with...

critical issue for the rich man and everyone else alive. (In metaphoric terms, the rich man is attempting to run before he is able to walk.) But second, and, again, more important, Jesus’ statement shows that the man’s circumstances—his possessions, his riches—have been standing in the way of his understanding, much less embracing, Jesus’ friendly, kindly, gracious invitation (“C’mon, bud, follow me”). Why is this so? Taking the cue from the man’s initial question (10:17), as well as considering
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