The Gospel of Mark

Mark is the shortest Gospel and focuses on Jesus’ actions more than His teachings, portraying Him as the Servant of God. It begins with Jesus’ baptism and immediately moves into His ministry, emphasizing miracles, healings, and exorcisms.
Unlike other Gospels, Mark provides a fast-paced narrative, frequently using the word “immediately.” Jesus demonstrates power over sickness, nature, and demons, proving His authority. The book also highlights His interactions with ordinary people, showing compassion while confronting religious hypocrisy.
As Jesus’ popularity grows, so does opposition from religious leaders. Mark details His journey toward Jerusalem, His suffering, and His ultimate crucifixion. The book ends with His resurrection, confirming His divine identity. Mark’s Gospel emphasizes action, urgency, and Jesus’ role as the Suffering Servant.