Berean's Bible Study - Mark

Mark

The Gospel of Mark is written simply, and is based on eye-witness accounts of our Lord’s miracles, teachings, empathy, and emotions.  It is a wonderful testimony to our Lord and to His amazing life.

This Gospel was written by John Mark, who worked alongside of the Apostle Simon Peter.  As they worked, Mark observed, listened, studied, ministered, and remembered.  At this time family stories were told and retold by family elders to their youngsters, so that family stories and traditions were accurately passed-down from generation to generation.  Story-telling (and the willingness to accurately remember) was finely honed, since education - reading and writing - was unusual among the common people.  The Gospel of Mark was written based on the testimony of eye-witnesses to the ministry of our Lord Jesus.

Why study the Gospel of Mark?

• To understand the extent of God’s deep, deep love for you and me!
• To learn about God’s attributes, traits.
• To learn about God’s expectations for us and our behavior toward others.
• To understand that we are God’s hands, feet, and voice to this world.
• To understand the power we have available to us, if we only appropriate it!

Class Organization

This study will be conducted differently from past studies.  As usual the questions are designed to be completed each day.  We then meet each Sunday morning at 9:00 am (Central Time) via Zoom teleconferencing and collaboratively discuss our answers.

Please pray that we will “finish the race” [Acts 20:24].  Please pray that we seek wisdom, insight, and motivation from God’s Holy Spirit as we answer these questions and delve into God’s Word.

Our Discussion Leader is Chuck Tremain.  Enjoy our collaborative discussion as we learn together!

Unlike past studies, the lesson-questions are designed to be downloaded, printed, and filled-out.  There are no study books to buy.

Click the link to display a printable calendar for our Mark Study, 2022.

Study questions for the Gospel of Mark

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Lesson:	Date:	Click for Study Questions
General Info		Supplemental: Do you believe?
General Info		Supplemental: Six Greek definitions for “love”
1	01/09/2022	Study Questions for Mark 1:1-13, with Matthew 4:1-11
2	01/16/2022	Study Questions for Mark 1:14-45
3	01/23/2022	Study Questions for Mark 2:1-28
4	01/30/2022	Study Questions for Mark 3:1-35
5	02/06/2022	Study Questions for Mark 4:1-41
6	02/13/2022	Study Questions for Mark 5:1-43
7	02/20/2022	Study Questions for Mark 6:1-56
8	02/27/2022	Study Questions for Mark 7:1-37
9	03/06/2022	Study Questions for Mark 8:1-9:1
10	03/13/2022	Study Questions for Mark 9:2-50
11	03/20/2022	Study Questions for Mark 10:1-34
12	03/27/2022	Study Questions for Mark 10:35-52, with Matthew 20:20-26
13	04/03/2022	Study Questions for Mark 11:1-33
14	04/10/2022	Study Questions for Mark 12:1-44
15	04/24/2022	Study Questions for Mark 13:1-37
16	05/01/2022	Study Questions for Mark 14:1-52
17	05/08/2022	Study Questions for Mark 14:53-72
18	05/15/2022	Study Questions for Mark 15:1-20
19	05/22/2022	Study Questions for Mark 15:21-47
20	05/29/2022	Study Questions for Mark 16:1-20

This web-page was last updated: 05/01/2022

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