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        | Mark was a Jewish Christian who wrote for a_____________audience. |  | 
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        | Reading Mark is like seeing Jesus through the eyes of _____________. |  | 
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        | Christians remember Jesus' death on. |  | 
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        | Can have hope and new life in the midst of suffering |  | Definition 
 
        | The central message of Jesus Christ that Mark's Gospel tells is that we. |  | 
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        | Signs that God was acting in Jesus to free people form fear and suffering |  | Definition 
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        | Christians celebrate Jesus' resurrection on. |  | 
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        | Mark's Gospel describes the Messiah as a. |  | 
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        | A scribe who was the teacher in a synagogue school |  | 
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        | The main city of the region during New Testament times. |  | 
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        | Covers a variety of landscapes, from shifting sand sunes to rocky cliffs to a hardened mixture of sand and pebbles. |  | 
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        | The common language for business and government throughout the entire area of the Near East, including Israel, Syria and Mesopotamia. |  | 
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        | A word that means "looking at together." |  | 
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        | An Aramaic word which was a loving way of saying "Father". |  | 
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        | A salty and lifeless body of water, the lowest point on the surface of the earth. |  | 
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        | "Seaway"; a major trading route for caravans of merchants which passed close to Nazareth. |  | 
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        | Long pieces of material sewn up the sides with openings for the head and arms. |  | 
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        | Descendants of Jews who centuries before had intermarried with pagans. For the reason they were looked down upon by the other Jews of Jesus' time. |  | 
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        | Why is Matthew's Gospel placed first in the New Testament? |  | 
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        | The winged desert lion was chosen because St John the Baptist was crying in the desert, so that when he started the Gospel. |  | Definition 
 
        | Why is the winged desert lion chosen as the symbol for the writer of Mark's Gospel? |  | 
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        | Mark present us the a very______________Jesus. |  | 
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