The Mission of Jesus as Described in the Gospel of Mark

When Jesus asked his disciples his idea, some people thought that Jesus was a prophet - some John the Baptists replied. But Jesus wants his disciples to understand their mission. That is why God led him to the earth. That is why he believes people are aware of who they are and that he's important for humanity as a whole. Jesus is higher than all the other prophets, savior, anointed. He was sent to suffer for all mankind, and Mark 8: 27 - 9: 1 is explaining why his suffering is necessary.

Peter acknowledged in Mark 8:27 that you believe that the belief of being a Messiah represents a transition of the gospel. The first half of the gospel discovered Jesus identity through his action; at this turning point people learned through his death and resurrection his true mission, his pain and glory. There are three prophecies about his passion and death on the Cross, the first prophecy of 8: 31, "three children must suffer", identifying himself as a suffering servant of Isaiah 52-53 To do. The second prophecy took place at 9:31, the third prophecy occurred from 10:33 to 34, and Jesus and his disciples left Jerusalem (10: 32-33). Jesus followed the three words about his disciples and followed the three prophecies. In Mark 8: 34 the Lord defines the disciple as self-denial - "If you want to be my disciple deny yourself, please follow the cross on the cross." : 43-44 is described as a service

Finally, euangelion was used to describe the good news about Jesus Christ. Horses can introduce their work with their work "The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God" (Mark 1: 1, the one that expanded the focus). The church eventually called four descriptions that it is the Gospel. They are designed to convey historically accurate information. The details contained in the Gospel, how the composition of the writers, and the similarity of the essay mean a conscious effort to include the correct information. John and Luke clearly expressed their intentions, and Luke did not doubt that he was going to write history:

Gospel: The story of Jesus' lifelong begins with the New Testament of the Bible of Matthew, Mark, Luca, and John. In Greek, the "gospel" means "good news". There are some differences in the Gospel. Many people thought Mark was the first gospel, and Matthew and Luke borrowed some materials from Mark. For this reason they are called the Gospel of the Weather, John 's books are thought to be written later and contain information that is not found in the weather gospel (Prothero 2008: 187).