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Mark 1:2
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Isaiah 40:3
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Malachi 3:1
Mark 1:4
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Josephus Antiquities of the Jews Book 18.5
Mark 1:4
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1QS 3
Mark 1:7
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Psalms of Solomon 17:37
Mark 1:7
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Isaiah 11:2
Mark 1:7
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1 Enoch 49:3
Mark 1:10
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Mekhilta d'Rabbi Ishmael 14:13
Mark 1:10
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Isaiah 64:1
Mark 1:10
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Ezekiel 1:1
Mark 1:11
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Jonathan Isaiah 43:10
Mark 1:13
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1 Kings 19:5
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1 Kings 17:6
Mark 1:44
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Taanit 23b
Mark 2:10
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4Q242 1
Mark 2:16
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Avot D'Rabbi Natan 2
Mark 2:22
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1QSa 2
Mark 2:22
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Job 32:19
Mark 2:27
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Yoma 85b
Mark 2:27
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2 Maccabees 5:19
Mark 2:27
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Mekhilta d'Rabbi Ishmael 31:13
Mark 3:26
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Testament of Moses 10
Mark 3:27
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Psalms of Solomon 5:3
Mark 3:27
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Isaiah 49:24
Mark 3:34
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Mishnah Bava Metzia 2:11
Mark 4:11
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Jonathan Isaiah 6:9
Mark 4:37
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Jonah 1:4
Mark 5:1
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Isaiah 65:1
Mark 6:22
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Esther 2:9
Mark 6:43
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2 Kings 4:42
Mark 6:45
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Job 9:8
Mark 6:45
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LXX Job 9:8
Mark 7:6
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Jude 1:14
Mark 7:10
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Leviticus 20:9
Mark 7:18
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Shabbat 13b
Mark 7:18
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Tosefta Oholot 12:3
Mark 7:18
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Tosefta Mikvaot 7:3
Mark 7:20
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1 Enoch 5:4
Mark 8:17
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Jeremiah 5:21
Mark 8:23
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Shabbat 108b
Mark 8:23
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Suetonius The Twelve Caesars 7
Mark 8:35
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Tamid 32a
Mark 8:38
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1 Enoch 1:9
Mark 9:46
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Judith 16:17
Mark 9:48
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Isaiah 66:24
Mark 10:6
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4Q266
Mark 10:13
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Soferim 18
Mark 11:2
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Onkelos Genesis 49:10
Mark 11:9
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Targum Psalm 118:22
Mark 11:15
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Psalms of Solomon 17:30
Mark 12:20
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Tobit 3:8
Mark 12:25
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1 Enoch 15:7
Mark 12:31
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Leviticus 19:18
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Pirkei Avot 2:10
Mark 12:37
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Romans 1:3
Mark 12:41
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Dio Chrysostom Discourse 7
Mark 12:43
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Tobit 4:8
Mark 13:2
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LXX Hosea 2:15
Mark 13:8
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2 Chronicles 15:6
Mark 13:8
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2 Baruch 27:7
Mark 13:8
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1 Enoch 99:4
Mark 13:14
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1 Maccabees 1:54
Mark 13:19
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Exodus 10:14
Mark 13:19
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Daniel 12:1
Mark 13:19
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Joel 2:2
Mark 13:20
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2 Baruch 20:1
Mark 13:24
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Ezekiel 32:7
Mark 13:26
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Isaiah 19:1
Mark 13:27
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Deuteronomy 30:4
Mark 13:27
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Zechariah 2:6
Mark 14:25
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2 Baruch 29:5
Mark 14:26
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Zechariah 14:4
Mark 14:36
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Leviticus Rabbah 32:1
Mark 14:62
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Sanhedrin 38b
Mark 15:33
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Psalm 22:1
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Summary
Date: 60-75 C.E.
Mark is the traditional name given to one of the three synoptic Gospels describing the birth, ministry, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Mark is notable for being considered by a majority of scholars as the earliest written Gospel and the foundation for the Gospels of Luke and Matthew. Mark was a native Greek speaker who was likely not an eyewitness of Jesus but may have been an interpreter and codifier of Peter.
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