Who Is Jesus?
The dramatic irony in Mark's Gospel means:
We the readers know who Jesus is before others do
Jesus' public ministry begins with this event:
His baptism
Jesus' entry to Jerusalem on a donkey fulfills this:
the Old Testament prophecy
A symbolic story with a deeper meaning
Parable
The first Gospel written:
Mark
Healer and a man of action
The parable of the Prodigal Son teachers that:
Repentance brings forgiveness from God
The cleansing of the Temple shows that:
The Temple was corrupt
One story inserted in the middle of another
Bracketing/framing
Mark's Gospel does NOT include this element found in other Gospels:
Infancy Narrative
The name "Jesus of Nazareth" refers to Jesus as:
The Jesus of History
The blind people that Jesus heals are unique in that they:
See Jesus for who He truly is
The Last Supper is celebrated on this day of the liturgical year:
Holy Thursday
Jewish high court
Sanhedrin
Christ's second coming
Parousia
The Anointed One
Jesus' miracles show this:
That He is the Son of God
This person condemns Jesus to death
Pontius Pilate
Jesus' suffering and death
Passion
Similar, the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke
Synoptic
Jesus is fully human and fully divine, meaning:
He shares in human life without sin
The feeding of the 5000 occurs in this section of Mark's gospel:
Jesus in Galilee
Jesus is crucified at this place:
Golgotha (Place of the Skull)
God's reign over our hearts leading to unconditional love
Kingdom of God
Letters in scripture written to give guidance to Christian communities
Epistles