Mark
The Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (EGGNT) closes the gap between the Greek text and the available lexical and grammatical tools, providing all the necessary information for greater understanding of the text. The series makes interpreting any given New Testament book easier, especially for those who are hard pressed for time but want to preach or teach with accuracy and authority.

Each volume begins with a brief introduction to the particular New Testament book, a basic outline, and a list of recommended commentaries. The body is devoted to paragraph-by-paragraph exegesis of the Greek text and includes homiletical helps and suggestions for further study. A comprehensive exegetical outline of the New Testament book completes each EGGNT volume.
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Mark
The Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (EGGNT) closes the gap between the Greek text and the available lexical and grammatical tools, providing all the necessary information for greater understanding of the text. The series makes interpreting any given New Testament book easier, especially for those who are hard pressed for time but want to preach or teach with accuracy and authority.

Each volume begins with a brief introduction to the particular New Testament book, a basic outline, and a list of recommended commentaries. The body is devoted to paragraph-by-paragraph exegesis of the Greek text and includes homiletical helps and suggestions for further study. A comprehensive exegetical outline of the New Testament book completes each EGGNT volume.
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The Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (EGGNT) closes the gap between the Greek text and the available lexical and grammatical tools, providing all the necessary information for greater understanding of the text. The series makes interpreting any given New Testament book easier, especially for those who are hard pressed for time but want to preach or teach with accuracy and authority.

Each volume begins with a brief introduction to the particular New Testament book, a basic outline, and a list of recommended commentaries. The body is devoted to paragraph-by-paragraph exegesis of the Greek text and includes homiletical helps and suggestions for further study. A comprehensive exegetical outline of the New Testament book completes each EGGNT volume.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781535905985
Publisher: B&H Publishing Group
Publication date: 05/15/2020
Series: Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 352
File size: 8 MB
Age Range: 3 Months to 18 Years

About the Author

JOEL F. WILLIAMS (PhD, Marquette University) is professor of New Testament studies at Biblical Seminary of the Philippines in Metro Manila.
Andreas J. Köstenberger (Ph.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is senior research professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Date of Birth:

June 6, 1928

Date of Death:

July 31, 2007

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xxi

Publisher's Preface xxiii

General Introduction to the EGGNT Series xxv

Abbreviations xxix

Mark

Introduction 3

Authorship 3

Occasion And Date 5

For Further Study 7

1 The Historical Circumstance behind Mark's Gospel 7

Outline 8

For Further Study 10

2 The Outline of Mark's Gospel 10

3 The Study of Mark's Gospel as Narrative 10

Mark's Greek Style 11

For Further Study 12

4 Mark's Greek Style 12

Homiletical Suggestions for Mark's Gospel 13

Recommended Commentaries 14

I Jesus as the Powerful Messiah (1:1-8:26) 17

A The Beginning of Jesus's Ministry: Preparation in the Wilderness (1:1-13) 17

1 Opening (1:1) 18

For Further Study 19

5 Mark's Christology 19

6 The Genre of Mark's Gospel 19

2 John the Baptist's Preaching in the Wilderness (1:2-4) 20

For Further Study 21

7 The Use of the Old Testament in Mark's Gospel 21

3 John the Baptist's Baptizing Ministry in the Jordan (1:5-8) 22

4 Jesus's Baptism in the Jordan (1:9-11) 24

5 Jesus's Temptation in the Wilderness (1:12-13) 26

For Further Study 27

8 The Prologue of Mark's Gospel 27

Homiletical Suggestions 27

Let Me Introduce You to Jesus (1:1-15) 27

Baptism and Identity (1:9-11) 27

Temptation: Jesus's and Ours (1:12-13; cf. Heb 4:15) 28

B Jesus's Initial Ministry in Galilee (1:14-3:35) 29

1 Summary and Initial Response (1:14-45) 29

(a) [Transition] Summary of Jesus's Preaching in Galilee (1:14-15) 30

Homiletical Suggestions 31

The Early Ministry in Galilee (1:14-3:35): Jesus's Authority and What to Do about It 31

(b) Calling of Disciples: The Inner Circle (1:16-20) 31

For Further Study 33

9 The Disciples in Mark's Gospel 33

Homiletical Suggestions 34

Jesus and His Followers (1:14-20) 34

Following Jesus's Call on Your Life (1:16-20) 34

(c) One Day in Capernaum (1:21-39) 34

Homiletical Suggestions 41

Authority and Mission (1:21-39) 41

(d) Healing of the Leper (1:40-45) 41

For Further Study 44

10 Miracles in Mark's Gospel 44

Homiletical Suggestions 45

Compassion and Mission (140-45) 45

2 Controversy with Religious Leaders (2:1-3:6) 45

(a) Conflict over Healing and Forgiving Sin (2:1-12) 45

For Further Study 49

11 Jesus as the Son of Man in Mark's Gospel 49

Homiletical Suggestions 49

What the Hole in the Roof Reveals (2:1-12) 49

(b) Conflict over Eating with Sinners (2:13-17) 50

Homiletical Suggestions 51

Jesus and Hypocrites (2:13-17) 51

(c) Conflict over Fasting (2:18-22) 51

Homiletical Suggestions 53

New Wineskins for New Wine (2:1-3:6) 53

(d) Conflict over Eating on the Sabbath (2:23-28) 53

(e) Conflict over Healing on the Sabbath (3:1-6) 55

For Further Study 57

12 The Religious Leaders in Mark's Gospel Homiletical Suggestions 57

Jesus and God's Commands (2:23-3:6) 57

3 Summary and Initial Decision (3:7-35) 58

(a) Summary of Jesus's Healing in Galilee (3:7-12) 58

Homiletical Suggestions 60

Coming to a Decision about Jesus (3:7-35) 60

(b) Calling of Disciples: The Twelve (3:13-19) 60

Homilctical Suggestions 62

Discipleship Training (3:13-19) 62

(c) Rejection by Jesus's Family and by the Scribes (3:20-30) 62

For Further Study 65

13 Satan and the Demons in Mark's Gospel 65

Homiletical Suggestions 66

Choosing Sides (3:20 30) 66

(d) Jesus's True Family (3:31-35) 66

Homiletical Suggestions 68

A New Family (3:31-35) 68

C Jesus's Ministry on and around the Sea of Galilee (4:1- 8:26) 69

1 Cycle 1: Calming of the Sea (4:1-5:20) 69

(a) [Transition] Jesus's Ministry to the Crowd: The Parables Discourse (4:1-34) 69

(i) The Parable of the Soils (4:1-20) 70

For Further Study 76

14 The Kingdom of God in Mark's Gospel 76

Homiletical Suggestions 77

How Different People Hear the Message of the Kingdom (4:13-20) 77

(ii) Encouragements to Listen (4:21-25) 77

Homiletical Suggestions 79

Hiddenness and Revelation (4:21-25) 79

(iii) The Parable of the Seed Growing by Itself (4:26-29) 79

(iv) The Parable of the Mustard Seed (4:30-32) 80

Homiletical Suggestions 81

Parables about the Kingdom (4:1-34) 81

(v) Summary of Jesus's Teaching through Parables (4:33-34) 81

For Further Study 82

15 The Parables Discourse 82

(b) First Boat Scene: Stilling of the Storm (4:35-41) 82

For Further Study 84

16 The Three Boat Scenes in Mark (4:35-41; 6:45-52; 8:14-21) 84

17 Divine Man Christology in Mark 85

Homiletical Suggestions 86

The Power of Jesus and People of Faith (4:35-41) 86

Three Boat Scenes and a Life of Faith (Mark 4-8) 86

(c) Healing of the Gerasene Demoniac (5:1-20) 86

Homiletical Suggestions 92

Life outside the Tombs (5:1-20) 92

(a) The Faith of the Hemorrhaging Woman and Jairus (5:21-43) 92

For Further Study 99

18 Women in Mark's Gospel 99

19 Minor Characters in Mark's Gospel 99

Homiletical Suggestions 100

Examples of Faith (5:21-43) 100

(b) Unbelief at Nazareth (6:1-6) 100

For Further Study 102

20 Faith and Unbelief in Mark's Gospel 102

Homiletical Suggestions 102

The Wonder of Unbelief (6:1-6) 102

(c) Mission of the Disciples and the Unbelief of Herod (6:7-29) 102

Homiletical Suggestions 109

The Master and the Mission (6:7-29) 109

Herod's Recipe for a Disastrous Life (6:14-29) 109

3 Cycle 2: Walking on the Sea (6:30-56) 110

(a) Jesus's Ministry to the Crowd: Feeding of the Five Thousand (6:30-44) 110

For Further Study 114

21 The Feeding Miracles 114

Homiletical Suggestions 115

The Good Shepherd (6:30-44) 115

(b) Second Boat Scene: Walking on the Water (6:45-52) 115

Homiletical Suggestions 118

Tripping over Jesus's Walk on the Water (6:45-52) 118

(c) Healing at Gennesaret (6:53-56) 118

4 Interval: Matters of the Heart (7:1-37) 119

(a) Dispute over Tradition (7:1-23) 119

For Further Study 126

22 Jesus and the Law in Mark 126

Homiletical Suggestions 126

How to Be a Hypocrite (7:1-23) 126

(b) Healing of a Gentile Woman's Daughter (7:24-30) 127

Homiletical Suggestions 129

Jesus and Gentiles (7:24-30) 129

(c) Healing of a Gentile Who Is Deaf (7:31-37) 129

5 Cycle 3: Conversation on the Sea (8:1-26) 131

(a) Jesus's Ministry to the Crowd: Feeding of the Four Thousand (8:1-9) 131

Homiletical Suggestions 134

The Two Feeding Miracles: What the Disciples Should Have Said (6:30-44; 8:1-9) 134

(b) Test from the Pharisees (8:10-13) 134

(c) Third Boat Scene: Warning about Leaven (8:14-21) 136

Homiletical Suggestions 137

Forgetful Followers (8:14-21) 137

(d) [Transition] Healing of the Blind Man of Bethsaida (8:22-26) 138

Homiletical Suggestions 140

Three Difficult Healings (7:31-8:26) 140

II Jesus as the Suffering Son of God (8:27 16:8) 141

A Jesus's Ministry on the Way to Jerusalem (8:27-10:52) 141

For Further Study 142

23 Mark's Central Section (8:27 10:52) 142

1 Cycle 1: Prediction and Response (8:27-38) 142

(a) First Passion Prediction (8:27-31) 143

For Further Study 145

24 The Messianic Secret in Mark 145

(b) Misunderstanding by the Disciples: Rebuke of Peter (8:32-33) 145

(c) Jesus's Instructions on Discipleship: Taking Up the Cross (8:34-38) 146

Homiletical Suggestions 149

The Demands and Delights of Discipleship (8:34 38) 149

2 Interval: What Followers of Jesas Can Expect (9:1-29) 149

(a) The Transfiguration (9:1-8) 149

Homiletical Suggestions 152

What Can Followers of Jesus Expect Out of Life (9:1-29)? 152

The Glory of Jesus (9:1-8) 152

(b) Teaching on Elijah (9:9-13) 152

(c) Healing of the Possessed Boy (9:14-29) 154

Homiletical Suggestions 159

Help for the Unbelief of Believers (9:14-29) 159

3 Cycle 2: Prediction and Response (9:30-50) 159

(a) Second Passion Prediction (9:30-32) 159

(b) Misunderstanding by the Disciples: Debate about the Greatest (9:33-34) 160

(c) Jesus's Instructions on Discipleship: Learning to Be Last (9:35-50) 160

Homiletical Suggestions 165

The Way Up Is Down (9:33-37) 165

But They Are Not in Our Group (9:38-40) 165

4 Interval: What Jesus Expects of His Followers (10:1-31) 165

(a) Teaching on Divorce (10:1-12) 166

For Further Study 169

25 Jesus and Divorce 169

(b) Children and the Kingdom (10:13-16) 169

(c) The Rich Man (10:17-31) 170

Homiletical Suggestions 175

What Does Jesus Expect from His Followers (10:1-31)? 175

Finding Your Way through the Eye of the Needle (10:17-31) 175

5 Cycle 3: Prediction and Response (10:32-45) 175

(a) Third Passion Prediction (10:32-34) 175

(b) Misunderstanding by the Disciples; Request of James and John (10:35-41) 176

(c) Jesus's Instructions on Discipleship: Learning to Be a Servant (10:42-45) 179

For Further Study 181

26 The Meaning of Jesus's Death in Mark 181

Homiletical Suggestions 181

Disciples of a Perfect Master (10:35-45) 181

(d) [Transition] Healing of Blind Bartimaeus (10:46-52) 181

For Further Study 184

27 Jesus as "Son of David" in Mark 184

Homiletical Suggestions 184

The King and the Beggar (10:46-52) 184

B Jesus's Ministry at the Temple (11:1-13:37) 186

1 First Trip to the Temple (11:1-11) 186

(a) Travel to the Temple: The Triumphal Entry (11:1-10) 187

(b) Observation of the Temple and Departure to Bethany (11:11) 189

Homiletical Suggestions 190

Jesus as the Messianic King (11:1-11) 190

2 Second Trip to the Temple (11:12-19) 190

(a) Travel to the Temple: Cursing of the Fig Tree (11:12-14) 190

(b) Cleansing of the Temple (11:15 18) 191

(c) Departure out of the City (11:19) 193

3 Third Trip to the Temple (11:20-13:37) 193

(a) Travel to the Temple: Cursed Fig Tree and the Prayer of Faith (11:20-26) 194

For Further Study 196

28 Jesus and the Temple 196

Homiletical Suggestions 196

The Temple and (he Fig Tree (11:12-25) 196

(b) Teaching in the Temple (11:27-12:44) 197

(i) Question and Parable about Jesus's Authority (11:27-12:12) 197

Homiletical Suggestions 202

Does Jesus Have Authority from God (11:27-12:12)? 202

(ii) Question about Taxes (12:13-17) 202

(iii) Question about the Resurrection (12:18-27) 204

(iv) Question about the Greatest Commandment (12:28-34) 207

Homiletical Suggestions 209

What Does God Care About (12:28-34)? 209

(v) Critique of the Teaching of the Scribes (12:35-37) 209

For Further Study 210

29 Jesus as Lord 210

(vi) Critique of the Behavior of the Scribes (12:38-40) 210

(vii) Commendation of Sacrificial Devotion (12:41-44) 212

Homiletical Suggestions 213

What Docs God Expect from Those Who Lead His People (12:13 44) 213

(c) [Transition] Departure out of the Temple and Prediction of Its Destruction: The Eschatological Discourse (13:1-37) 213

(i) The Prediction of the Temple's Destruction (13:1 4) 213

(ii) The Beginning of Woes (13:5-13) 214

For Further Study 217

30 Mission to the Gentiles in Mark 217

Homiletical Suggestions 218

What Will the Present Age Be Like? (13:5-13) 218

(iii) The Days of the Tribulation (13:14-23) 218

(iv) The Coming of the Son of Man (13:24-27) 222

Homiletical Suggestions 223

What Will the End of the Age Be Like? (13:14-27) 223

(v) Warnings to Be Ready (13:28-37) 224

For Further Study 227

31 The Eschatological Discourse in Mark 227

Homiletical Suggestions 228

Four Warnings to Watch Out (13:5-37) 228

Two Parables: Ready to Be Ready (13:28-37) 228

C Jesus's Death and Resurrection in Jerusalem (14:1-16:8) 229

1 Anointing at Bethany and Betrayal Plot (14:1-11) 230

For Further Study 233

32 The Passion Narrative in Mark 233

Homiletical Suggestions 234

An Extravagant Gift to Jesus (14:3-9) 234

2 The Last Supper (14:12-25) 234

For Further Study 238

33 The Last Supper in Mark 238

Homiletical Suggestions 239

The Significance of the Supper (14:22-25) 239

3 Prayer and Arrest at Gethsemane (14:26-52) 239

Homiletical Suggestions 247

Two Contrasting Scenes (4:35-41; 14:26-42): Asleep in the Storm and Alone in the Garden 247

4 Trial before the Sanhedrin and Denials by Peter (14:53-72) 247

For Further Study 254

34 Jesus's Trial in Mark 254

Homiletical Suggestions 254

The Trial of Jesus and the Trial of Peter (14:53-72) 254

The Portrait of Jesus according to Made 14 254

5 Trial before Pilate and Mocking by Soldiers (15:1-20) 255

For Further Study 261

35 Crucifixion 261

Homiletical Suggestions 261

Three Mocking Scenes: The Foolishness of Rejecting Jesus 261

6 Crucifixion and Burial (15:21-47) 261

For Further Study 270

36 Jesus as the Son of God 270

Homiletical Suggestions 271

The Identity of Jesus according to Mark 15 271

7 Resurrection (16:1-8) 271

For Further Study 276

37 The Ending of Mark's Gospel 276

Homiletical Suggestions 277

He Is Risen Indeed (16:1-8) 277

Exegetical Outline 279

Grammar Index 283

Scripture Index 287

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