Christ as a Model of Humility and Love in the Gospel of Mark

Christ as an example of humility and love in Gospel Ch. 10 verse 45 in Marco is depicting Jesus Christ as a servant "for the Son of man, not for service but for service." Partly, this idea is revealed not only to serve Christ, but also to a servant who suffers, "and to redeem his life for many people". It is called a servant.

The rest of the sermons throughout the mountain - and all the weather gospels that consist of Matthew, Mark and Luca - Christ always insists humility and loves others as the central moral principle of his teachings . For humility and love for others, it is imperative that you forget yourself. Unreality is the basic concept of love. Love does not mean that there are two people to love and one to be loved. In this relationship, all problems of the world and of humans should be solved according to the principle of organic love and non-dual understanding. The suffering on one side is also the pain on the other side. One party's mistake is the other's mistake. If one party is angry, the other party suffers.

Here I would like to outline the Biblical case of the God of Christ. God's Gospel, Matthew's Gospel, Mark's Gospel, Luke's Gospel give a historical record of the event. They are different from the Gospel of John. The Gospel of John is not chronological order, but focuses on fewer stories and is more interested in the emergence of supernatural or sacred Christ than any other Gospel. Of course the word represents that Jesus is with God, with God, and with God in the beginning. Jesus never never existed. We do not truly understand eternity, we can not really define it, but it means eternity. There is neither start nor end. "Word" is a translation of the Greek logo, from which we get a logo. It means an accurate image, but more importantly it means the nature of things, or the reality of things they represent.

Mark's Writing Goal: The purpose of Marco's book is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. The gospel means "good news", literally translating the euangelion of Greek. English words such as evangelism, evangelism, evangelism are derived from the root of this Greek word. Marco is more likely to use the word "gospel" than any other New Testament writer other than the Apostle Paul. Mark's story is about Christ. Mark considers in particular the life of Christ as the source of the gospel of the world. The gospel is not basically based on theology or philosophy, it is not simply a written prophecy attached to the Old Testament. The declared gospel is the essential reality of the life of Jesus of Nazareth