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In his gospel, Mark presented Jesus as the ultimate servant, concentrating more on what Jesus did than on what He said. The action begins almost immediately with the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. In the ‘deeper discoveries’ of Dr. Cooper’s commentary, he addresses the controversial ending of Mark’s gospel.

(cf. 1:41; 3:5). Those who believe that the God of the Old Testament is an angry God, while Jesus was never anything but meek, miss the richness of the Gospels and the truth that Jesus shared our humanity. Jesus’ service, and therefore the service of the disciples, was for such as these children (9:36). This is one more instance where the disciples failed to realize that there are no outcasts or unimportant people in the kingdom. 10:15. Not only were the outcasts as important as others; Jesus also
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