Show Notes
Jim Cassidy joins Camden Bucey to discuss the Gospel of Mark as a study in the King and his kingdom. They explore Mark’s rapid narrative, high Christology, exorcisms as signs of Christ’s conquest, the transition from the old covenant to the new, and the way the kingdom advances through the cross and resurrection rather than worldly power.
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