The Gospel of Mark, was written with the readers attention in mind, and paces right along, which makes for an exciting adventuresome and emotional story, which should leave the reader with an urge to finish the story by jumping into it with their own life and run to Galilee to catch up with the risen Jesus!

As it has been written in The Prophets; "Behold, I send My Messenger before your face, which shall prepare your way before you."

"The voice of One crying in the wilderness, 'Make ready the way of Lord. Make it straight and smooth for Him.'"

This is the actual transmission of Mark 1:2-3. Regardless of the accreditation, whether Malachi or Isaiah. In order to help level the understanding as best as possible with the first century audience, This version includes the whole of each prophetic statement.

While there is ongoing debate about whether the original ending of the Gospel of Mark was lost or intentionally left open-ended, most biblical scholars conclude that the original surviving testimony in Mark’s gospel concludes at verse 16:8.

The Gospel of Mark, was written with the readers attention in mind, and paces right along, which makes for an exciting adventuresome and emotional story, which should leave the reader with an urge to finish the story by jumping into it with their own life and run to Galilee to catch up with the risen Jesus!

As it has been written in The Prophets; "Behold, I send My Messenger before your face, which shall prepare your way before you."

"The voice of One crying in the wilderness, 'Make ready the way of Lord. Make it straight and smooth for Him.'"

This is the actual transmission of Mark 1:2-3. Regardless of the accreditation, whether Malachi or Isaiah. In order to help level the understanding as best as possible with the first century audience, This version includes the whole of each prophetic statement.

While there is ongoing debate about whether the original ending of the Gospel of Mark was lost or intentionally left open-ended, most biblical scholars conclude that the original surviving testimony in Mark’s gospel concludes at verse 16:8.

The Gospel of Mark, was written with the readers attention in mind, and paces right along, which makes for an exciting adventuresome and emotional story, which should leave the reader with an urge to finish the story by jumping into it with their own life and run to Galilee to catch up with the risen Jesus!

As it has been written in The Prophets; "Behold, I send My Messenger before your face, which shall prepare your way before you."

"The voice of One crying in the wilderness, 'Make ready the way of Lord. Make it straight and smooth for Him.'"

This is the actual transmission of Mark 1:2-3. Regardless of the accreditation, whether Malachi or Isaiah. In order to help level the understanding as best as possible with the first century audience, This version includes the whole of each prophetic statement.

While there is ongoing debate about whether the original ending of the Gospel of Mark was lost or intentionally left open-ended, most biblical scholars conclude that the original surviving testimony in Mark’s gospel concludes at verse 16:8.