The Gospel according to St. Mark : with maps, notes and introduction

G. F. (George Frederick) Maclear

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MIME BIBLE WOOLS & COLLEGES ARK HHHI9 EROWNE, D.D, PETERBOROUGH tHrtliiiiH iii i Bftle forciTcambrfoae ^efjools anti Colleges* General Editor: S.J. J. PEROWNE, D.D., Dean of Peterborough. THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST MARK, WITH MAPS NOTES AND INTRODUCTION BY THE REV. G. F. MACLEAR, D.D., WARDEN OF ST ANDAUGUSTINE'S, CANTERBURY, LATE HEAD MASTER OF KING'S COLLEGE LONDON.SCHOOL, EDITED FOR THE SYNDICS OF THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. :(Eamimtrcje AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. andHonoon: C. CLAY SONS,J. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE, AVE MARIA LANE. 189O Rights reserved.][All Cambridge M.A. AND SONSPRINTED BY C. CLAYJ. PRESSAT THE UNIVERSITY lioo I 21). in narrative con-Of the which did the3. way they this, tained in the Acts of the us instances.Apostles gives many Two instances be taken as of all the;may examples (i) preach- and ofof St Peter before Cornelius x.ing (Acts 3743), (ii) willSt Paul in the of Antioch xiii. Itsynagogue (Acts 23 39). be that both these discourses contain a sketch of thenoticed from the of tooutlines of the Saviour's ministry, Baptism John historicalthe world's first and both dwell on theEaster-day, 1 events of His Passion and Resurrection . Thus the of the was in the first 4. teaching Apostles instance oral and not and out of the multitude ofwritten, awhich did xxi. of25), cycle representativethings Jesus (John 2facts was selected which formed thecommon ground-gradually , work of their message.

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MIME BIBLE
WOOLS & COLLEGES
ARK
HHHI9
EROWNE, D.D,
PETERBOROUGH
tHrtliiiiH iii iBftle forciTcambrfoae ^efjools
anti Colleges*
General Editor: S.J. J. PEROWNE, D.D.,
Dean of Peterborough.
THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO
ST MARK,
WITH MAPS NOTES AND INTRODUCTION
BY
THE REV. G. F. MACLEAR, D.D.,
WARDEN OF ST ANDAUGUSTINE'S, CANTERBURY,
LATE HEAD MASTER OF KING'S COLLEGE LONDON.SCHOOL,
EDITED FOR THE SYNDICS OF THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.
:(Eamimtrcje
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.
andHonoon: C. CLAY SONS,J.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE,
AVE MARIA LANE.
189O
Rights reserved.][AllCambridge
M.A. AND SONSPRINTED BY C. CLAYJ.
PRESSAT THE UNIVERSITY
lioo I
<,PREFACE
BY THE GENERAL EDITOR.
The General Editor of The BibleCambridge for
Schools thinks it to that he does not holdright say
himself either for the ofresponsible interpretation
which the Editors of the severalparticular passages
Books have or for on ofadopted, any opinion points
doctrine that have In Newthethey may expressed.
Testament more arise of theespecially questions
on which the ablest anddeepest theological import,
most conscientious have differed andinterpreters
will differ. His aim has been in all suchalways
cases to leave each Contributor to the unfettered
exercise of his own care thatjudgment, only taking
mere should as far as be avoided.controversy possible
He has contented himself with a carefulchiefly
revision of the with out withnotes, omissions,pointingPRFFACE.
a of sonicreconsiderationsuggesting occasionally
or a fuller treatment of difficultquestion, passages,
and the like.
this he has not to interfere,Beyond attempted
it better that each should have
feeling Commentary
its own individual and convincedcharacter, being
that freshness and of treatment are more
variety
a for lack of inthan compensation any uniformity
the Series.
Peterborough.Deanery,