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The aim of this commentary is to simply and solely help the spiritual life of those who use it. J. D. Jones provides commentary on the Gospel of Mark, treating the most perplexing passages and drawing out the general character and lessons from the book. But The Gospel According to St. Mark remains primarily and distinctively a devotional volume—a book which the Bible reader can take up day-by-day...

His vehicle for conveying truth just at this juncture, we may profitably look at the facts which make the parable so useful. The Greek word literally means “A placing of one thing beside another,” with a view to comparison. Now there is a deep correspondence between this natural world of ours and the spiritual world. “The world of nature and the world of spirit,” as Archbishop Trench says, “proceed from the same hand and grow out of the same root.” The things on earth are copies of the things in
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