Jesus Christ the Lord. What is marvelous about this account of Mark and his failures and his regaining of the virtue of nobility in his life is not the account of his determination. That is not really the greatest. Nor is it his resolve. Nor is it the sympathy and kindness given him by Peter. That is not it, either. Nor is it the forgiveness of Paul. But what is of supreme importance here is the love and grace of God given in Jesus Christ the Lord. Oh, the depth of the riches of the love of God for