Mark 14:33

14:33 He took with him Peter, James, and John, and began to be greatly troubled and distressed.

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Mark 14

The Deity of Jesus in Mark’s Gospel

Although being one of the earliest parts of the New Testament to be written, Mark’s Gospel shows us clearly that Jesus is God. This counters the claim that John’s Gospel’s view of Jesus was a later development by Christians. According to Mark, Jesus is none other than the LORD himself.

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Mark 14

Dialogue: Jesus’ Deity in Mark’s Gospel Part 3

Christian and Ahmet discuss how Mark's Gospel presents the diety of Jesus.

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Mark 14

101 Cleared-up Contradictions in the Bible

By: Jay Smith, Alex Chowdhry, Toby Jepson, James Schaeffer “The first to present his case seems right, till another comes forward and questions him.” (Proverbs 18:17) The Charge of Contradiction…

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Mark 14:32–34

Did Jesus Know the Hour of his return?

Muslims love to reference Mark 13:32 as a clear indication that Jesus never claimed to be God. Reading the verse out of context and without a wider understanding of the incarnation, does seem at first reading to support the Muslim view. However, on further study, we see there is no contradiction between Jesus claiming to be God and claiming not to know the hour of his return.

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Mark 14:33

Parallel Passages in the Bible

The Textual History of the Qur'an and the Bible, John Gilchrist

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Mark 14:33–36

An Explanation of the Unipersonality of Christ for Muslims

Gerry Redman Contents Introduction A. The Biblical View The Two Natures Definition of ‘Nature’ and ‘Person’ The Meaning of ‘Unipersonality’ The Nature of the Incarnation and Hypostatic Union…

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