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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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  • Old Testament in books of Maccabees and martyrdom of seven
  • course of Old Testament history. Coming of Christ as
  • fulfillment of Old Testament prophesy. John the Baptist as
  • emphasis in Old Testament. Peculiarity of Hebrew conception
  • only in time of Maccabees (“The Old Testament people
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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  • Bible by tearing it apart, declaring that the New Testament
  • combined, and that the Old Testament also was composed of
  • people, for example, hold that the Old Testament is combined
  • we must learn to take as a whole the Old Testament from the
  • that may be said against the unity of the Old Testament.
  • Testament, just as it is, to influence us as a whole,
  • composition of the Old Testament. Only then do we appreciate
  • Old Testament and has in front of him the seven sons of the
  • twelve appears at the end of the Old Testament as the
  • old Hebrew element. Now let us consider the Old Testament
  • the people of the Old Testament. So we find in the history of
  • of the Old Testament people depends upon the continuity of
  • Testament.
  • take the whole dramatic progress of the Old Testament into
  • gradually developed in the Old Testament through the taking
  • one thing. Try to follow up the passages in the Old Testament
  • shall often see if we study the Old Testament that
  • manner, and very many passages in the Old Testament refer to
  • ever greater as we follow the Old Testament from the
  • Testament. Nothing is said at the beginning of the Old
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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  • earthly Jehovah, or, as he is described in the Old Testament,
  • Testament:
  • the fact shines out from the Old Testament that the increase
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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  • Testament. What a mighty difference we find from the world
  • special element in the picture presented by the Old Testament
  • is progress. The Old Testament is the first great example of
  • appears in the Old Testament. In the case of the Old
  • Testament this historical viewpoint was only a beginning,
  • which reached a more perfected stage in the New Testament.
  • in the Old Testament through the repeated emphasizing of the
  • nature of the people of the Old Testament, how they belong to
  • people of the Old Testament. And if we examine the process
  • sequence of the generations of the Old Testament peoples is
  • is described for us in the Old Testament; and it also
  • is made applicable to the entire people of the Old Testament.
  • evolution of the Old Testament.
  • Testament as analogous to an individual man. We see how in
  • impulses in the Old Testament. Then came the time when this
  • the Old Testament. Now the soul of this people listens to
  • the Old Testament, is blended as in a great harmony or
  • Testament people, now grown old, slowly lying down to rest in
  • Elijah-soul is at the same time the soul of the Old Testament
  • clairvoyants. To those who came out of the Old Testament
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • initiation, whereas in the case of the Old Testament people
  • the Old Testament people, had at first no understanding of
  • of initiation was foreign to the Old Testament people the
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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  • be found in the Old Testament
  • already pointed out that the Old Testament story of the
  • belonged to the people of the Old Testament, one who carried
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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  • a higher understanding than the leaders of the Old Testament
  • Testament people. What could have been asked of them? The
  • Testament and the way they understood them. Yet nothing