Please note that Mark 1:1-13 means Mark chapter 1 verses 1-13.The Bible readings are either from the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard Bible (NASB), the English Standard Version (ESV) or the New King James Version (NKJV).
Mark Time – listen and read through Mark’s Gospel Introduction |
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1 | Mark 1:1-13 | Prepare the way | 27 | Mark 7:24-37
| Dealing with outsiders
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2 | Mark 1:14-28 | Early priorities of Jesus | 28 | Mark 8:1-26
| Bread and blindness
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3 | Mark 1:29-31 | Problems at home | 29 | Mark 8:27-38
| Questions Jesus asks
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4 | Mark 1:32-39 | Early miracles of Jesus | 30 | Mark 9:1-13
| Jesus only
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5 | Mark 1:40-45 | Leprosy! | 31 | Mark 9:14-29
| Prayer God always answers
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6 | Mark 2:1-12 | When God is at work | 32 | Mark 9:30-50
| Important teaching
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7 | Mark 2:13-17 | The making of Matthew | 33 | Mark 10:1-12
| How about divorce?
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8 | Mark 2:18-22 | What is fasting? | 34 | Mark 10:13-31
| Children and the rich man
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9 | Mark 2:23-3:6 | God’s special day | 35 | Mark 10:32-52
| Reminded-rebuked-restored
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10 | Mark 3:7-21 | Different attitudes to Jesus | 36 | Mark 11:1-11
| Jesus at Jerusalem
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11 | Mark 3:22-30 | What is the unpardonable sin? | 37 | Mark 11:12-33
| Straight talk
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12 | Mark 3:31-35 | Two families | 38 | Mark 12:1-27
| Setting traps for Jesus
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13 | Mark 4:1-20 | The parable of the 4 soils | 39 | Mark 12:28-44
| Sincerity-deity-hypocrisy...
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14 | Mark 4:21-25 | Be a light and a listener | 40 | Mark 13:1-23
| Second coming of Christ #1
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15 | Mark 4:26-34 | The kingdom of God | 41 | Mark 13:24-37
| Second coming of Christ #2
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16 | Mark 4:35-41 | Two kinds of fear
| 42 | Mark 14:1-11
| Remembering in advance
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17 | Mark 5:1-20 | From tombs to tranquillity | 43 | Mark 14:12-31
| Passover
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18 | Mark 5:21-27 | The need for patience | 44 | Mark 14:32-52
| Gethsemane
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19 | Mark 5:25-34 | Brushing by or touching Jesus in faith | 45 | Mark 14:53-72
| When the rooster crows
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20 | Mark 5:35-43 | Unfinished business | 46 | Mark 15:1-5
| Confession and silence
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21 | Mark 6:1-6 | Rejected at home | 47 | Mark 15:6-15
| Anyone's son - Barabbas
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22 | Mark 6:7-13 | Serving in God's team
| 48 | Mark 15:16-22
| At the cross #1
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23 | Mark 6:14-29
| A very sad interlude
| 49 | Mark 15:23-32
| At the cross #2
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24 | Mark 6:30-44
| The Master of the miraculous
| 50 | Mark 15:33-39
| At the cross #3
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25 | Mark 6:35-56
| Jesus walks on water
| 51 | Mark 15:40-16:8
| He is risen!
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26 | Mark 7:1-23
| Hypocrisy and the human heart
| 52 | Mark 16:9-20
| Risen-preaching-ascension
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© 2010 Mark Time (both written and read form) Gerard Chrispin
A FINAL WORD for those visiting these pages and wishing to receive further help or advice:
We hope you have been blessed and helped through MARK TIME.
If before going though MARK TIME you did not have a regular daily time of quiet, alone with God, reading the Bible and praying to Him, we hope MARK TIME will help you to begin to have one now. Perhaps you can begin by recapping on Mark’s gospel? Later, why not go through the whole New Testament chapter by chapter from start to finish, and after that start on the Old Testament?
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with warm Christian regards,
Gerard and Phillippa Chrispin