Mark's Gospel, Christians, and Persecution

The persecution in the gospel of Mark, the Christian and Marco shows that Jesus was exposed to various forms of persecution, rejection, intimidation, ridicule and arrest. Persecution is still occurring in today's developing countries such as Egypt, China, Pakistan and some of Indonesia. The main persecution Jesus took in Marco's Gospel, the reaction to threatening Jesus made him angry, but when he saw him his anger turned into sorrow. When he was dealt with, he ignored them in a straightforward way.

Mark focuses on the idea that Jesus is a servant. This is also understood from the fact that Jesus was not formed through the Gospel. Even though they are being persecuted for their faith, Marco's work is aimed to encourage Christians throughout Rome. He continued, persecution said it was a price that Christians had to pay to obey Jesus. In Mark's book, Jesus said exactly like this. "Then he and his disciples summoned the crowd and those who save the lost will lose it, but anyone who loses his life for me and life will save it." (Mark 8: 34-35)

The Gospel of Mark was written when the Church first suffered great persecution as Rome was burned down in the year 64 AD. In 64 years, the emperor Nero started malignant persecution of Christians, and he wanted to get rid of the devastating fire of the city he accidentally blamed him. Everyone believes that Christians are a group of very strange people They are convenient scapegoats and many Christians are executed. Peter was finally executed in 67 years, and the gospel was finally thought to have been written in 70 years. At the same time, his sermons are recorded.

The ancient tradition is that Mark Gospel reflects Peter's "memoirs" (mentioned 17 times) and appeared immediately after his martyrdom. Under the rule of Emperor Nero in the year 64 AD. Mark seems to be writing for communities that are being threatened and feeling increasingly helpless. After doing the first explanation about my suffering, Mark did not include any teachings of Jesus as a disciple. The meaning is that the sign of a true disciple is a servant, suffering, and the way of the cross that Jesus experienced. In Mark 8, Jesus cited the first of three passion forecasts. All these three passion predictions were misunderstood by the disciples. Their lack of understanding gives Jesus the opportunity to teach them and our nature about disciples.