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Mark Final
Sophomore Bible class on Mark
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is gospel? | Good news. |
| What is Christ? | Son of God. |
| Who are the three supporting witnesses? (Mark 1:1-13) | angels, John the Baptist, God |
| What is the central message of John the Baptist's ministry? (Mark 1:2-8) | Remissions of sins. |
| Who does Jesus call? (Mark 1:16-20) | Peter, Andrew, James, John |
| Why does Jesus leave Capernaum? (Mark 1:35-39) | To preach the gospel throughout Galilee. |
| Why does Jesus not want people to tell about Him? (Mark 1:35-45) | He will be a celebrity and have to teach in desolate places. |
| Why are the Pharisees mad at Jesus? (Mark 2:1-12) | He claims to do things only God can do. |
| What does he show himself to be capable to do according to healing the paralytic? (Mark 2:1-12) | Forgive sins. |
| What is the wineskin analogy? (Mark 2:18-22) | Jesus' new way will replace the old way. |
| Why do the Pharisees go after Jesus? (Mark 3:1-6) | Because he healed on the Sabbath. |
| What is a hard-heart? (Mark 3:1-6) | Doesn't want to accept the Gospel. |
| What are the apostles/disciples called to do? (Mark 3:13-19) | To go and preach. |
| What is Jesus' reaction to the mislabeling? (Mark 3:22-30) | He is understanding. |
| How do the disciples react to Jesus? (Mark 4:35-41) | Unbelief. |
| What question do they ask? (Mark 4:35-41) | Who can this be, that even the winds and waves obey Him? |
| How do the demons react, and what do they call him? (Mark 5:1-20) | They fear Him and call Him the Son of the Most High. |
| How do the townspeople react? (Mark 5:1-20) | They fear. |
| How does legion react? (Mark 5:1-20) | Wants Jesus to cast them to the pigs. |
| Compare and contrast Jairus and the Woman. (Mark 5:22-42) | He is rich, she is poor. His daughter is dead, she has been bleeding for 12 years. They both have faith. |
| What is the point of Jairus and the Woman? (Mark 5:22-42) | No matter your status, faith is needed for healing/resurrection. |
| What is the significance of the feeding of the 5000? (Mark 6:30-44) | Shows the endless supply of the Son of God. |
| What judgement is made about the disciples during this story? (Mark 6:45-52) | They have hard-hearts and lacking of judgement. |
| What judgement is made about the disciples during this story? (Mark 7:1-23) | Don't follow traditions and are unclean. |
| What is the significance of the bread crumbs? (Mark 7:24-30) | They are the leftover supply of bread. |
| Why does Jesus heal this woman's daughter? (Mark 7:24-30) | Because she had faith. |
| What signs could the Pharisees from earlier in Mark? (Mark 8:11-13) | Feeding of the 5000, and raising the girl from the dead. |
| What is the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod? (Mark 8:14-21) | seeking a sign of unbelief. |
| Why does Jesus reprimand them? (Mark 8:14-21) | They have hard-hearts and don't understand. |
| What is the content of the reprimand? (Mark 8:14-21) | Mark 4:10-13 |
| Why does Jesus heal a man halfway and then heal him completely? (Mark 8:22-26) | Symbolic of healing disciples hearts. |
| Why does Jesus call Peter "Satan?" (Mark 8:31-38) | He has his mind on the things of Man, not God. |
| What does Jesus teach? (Mark 8:31-38) | Deny, die, love life, no shame. |
| Why can't the disciples cast out the demon? (Mark 9:13-29) | Lack of faith. |
| What do they need to do? Why? (Mark 9:13-29) | Prayer. Needs to rely on Christ. |
| Summarize 33-37 in one sentence. (Mark 9:33-50) | The greatest in the kingdom are those who serve others and love children. |
| According to 38-41 who is included with the disciples? (Mark 9:33-50) | Everyone who is with them. |
| Who is not included (42-50)? | Everyone who is against them. |
| What does Jesus teach about divorce? (Mark 10:1-13) | It's adultery, because of hard-hearts, and is a divine institution. |
| What does it mean to receive the kingdom like a child? (Mark 10:13-16) | To be open to the Word and to not have hard-hearts. |
| Why does the rich man not follow Jesus? (Mark 10:17-31) | He will not give up his worldly possessions. |
| What does He call the disciples? (Mark 10:17-31) | He calls them children. |
| What is child like faith? (Mark 10:30-31) | He/she leaves everything and follows at his word. Their rewards are eternal. |
| Who is the greatest in the kingdom of God? (Mark 10:32-45) | Servants whose service is driven by Jesus' death on the cross. |
| What does Barimaeus mean? (Mark 10:46-52) | It means Son of the Defiled. |
| Compare and contrast Bartimaeus and the Rich Man. (Mark 10) | Physically blind, spiritually blind; poor, rich; bad life, leisurely life. |
| Why does God curse the fig tree? (Mark 11:12-26) | It represents the nations, and God will curse the nations. |
| Why does Jesus overturn the tables in the temple? (Mark 11:12-26) | He is angry at the people. |
| What does the fig tree represent? (Mark 11:12-26) | Cursed temple system that rejects Jesus. |
| When was the temple destroyed? (Mark 13) | In 70 A.D. |
| What is the believers attitude in troubles? (Mark 13:9-12) | Rely on Christ, be on guard, hated for Christ |
| What is the abomination of desolation? Futurist or preterist? (Mark 13:14) | A disgusting thing that causes destruction. Futurist. |
| What is the fig tree? Futurist or preterist? (Mark 13:28-31) | Futurist. |
| What are the possible meanings to this generation will not pass away? Futurist or preterist? (Mark 13:28-31) | Futurist. |
| WHat does Jesus challenge the disciples to do that they fail at in the next chapter? (Mark 13:35-37) | Stay awake, be on guard, look out, no one knows day or hour. |
| Compare and contrast the woman who breaks the ointment and Judas. (Mark 14:3-11) | Judas was selfish, but the woman was not. She gave a lot, but Judas' reward was small. |
| What do the bread and wine represent? (Mark 14:22-25) | Wine is blood of the covenant, and the bread is Jesus' body. |
| WHat does Jesus challenge the disciples to do and how do they respond? (Mark 14:32-42) | Pray, stay awake. They sleep and flee. |
| Who could the naked guy be? (Mark 14:51-52) | Mark, rich guy, or Bartimaeus. |
| What question does the high priest ask that leads to his death? (Mark 14:53-65) | Are you the Christ? |
| Which Psalm is Jesus fulfilling as he dies? (Mark 15:21-36) | Why have you forsaken me? Wagging their heads. Dividing garments and casting lots. |
| When Jesus says, "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?" How do the people respond? (Mark 15:34-35) | There is confusion. They think he is calling for Elijah. |
| Who sticks with Jesus throughout his death? (Mark 15:40-41) | Mary, Mary of Magdala, and Salome. |
| What is the central message of Jesus' ministry? (Mark 1:15) | Repentance and believing. |
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