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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Cover Sheet
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  • works, the volume containing the German texts is
  • 1912. In the Collected edition of Rudolf Steiner's works, the volume
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Back Cover
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  • scholar, particularly known for his work on Goethe's scientific
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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  • began his work on the Gospels with his many lectures in
  • their traditional framework, been able to throw much light on
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Notes
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Some Preliminary Remarks
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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  • as work of art. Christianity as world religion, free from
  • inspired teaching in India. The work of Socrates in Greece
  • Bartimaeus. Contrast between Christ working in world and
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Notes on the Translation
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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  • the primeval history of this people and their work for
  • beginning of a new age, worked on their souls. As serious
  • at work. The poet creates in the unconscious; before him
  • philosopher, worked within him! All these radiated into the
  • within them. For example, when we allow Hamlet to work upon
  • works upon the soul that is the beginning of something new,
  • But what is working on further in mankind must find new paths
  • working of the Event of Golgotha, the greatest of all
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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  • work in its own right.
  • other chapter of the Bible and allow it to work on him. This
  • spirits who work through them. And in a significant passage
  • must learn to take the Bible also as a work of art. Then only
  • work of art that has ever existed; only we must have the
  • not appear as a work of art; nothing emerges but a succession
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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  • 21:20 And Ahab said to Elijah, hast thou found me, O mine enemy? And he answered, I have found thee; because thou hast sold thyself to work evil in the sight of the LORD. \
  • 21:25 But there was none like unto Ahab, which did sell himself to work wickedness in the sight of the LORD, whom Jezebel his wife stirred up. \
  • wish to consider the whole spirit of Elijah's work, and the
  • that time were fulfilled. He worked as an element of nature,
  • learn to recognize what worked in the soul of Elijah is to
  • Yahweh or Jehovah works in all things as a nature-divinity.
  • the Baptist. How does he work in John?
  • Mark, he works through what is called baptism. What in
  • also worked in John the Baptist, appear to us in the right
  • super-sensible worlds and worked from these worlds you must
  • is not only his individual personality at work, but something
  • the Baptist is working. Just as Elijah was active like an
  • work on spiritually even if the Baptist were no longer there,
  • can work best. Here He can best pour forth His words, and in
  • from working actively. But the figure of Christ Jesus entered
  • forces through which Christ Jesus Himself worked were due to
  • very neighborhood where John had worked. I want you to take
  • post-Christian era such a soul should work in Raphael through
  • it again and again, but he was never satisfied with his work.
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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  • work in its own right.
  • superior education takes up a philosophical work by Fichte or
  • probably heard it said that in this work a man has cooked up
  • four pages of this particular work have promptly closed the
  • that works egotistically within Krishna. It is something in
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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  • really becomes caught up in a kind of working of a clock, and
  • the body and worked on as an aura; and into the domain of
  • the soul of Elijah is freed from John the Baptist and works
  • apostles see Him. They see Him actively working from His own
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • work in its own right.
  • those who worked actively as prophets among the people.
  • could see into the workroom of anyone who can be regarded
  • step. But those who work out their philosophies in this way
  • good gods and how hostile powers interfere in their work; and
  • his posthumous work
  • the beginning of this work there is a passage where, if we
  • work in the physical material world. It cannot see through to
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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  • work in its own right.
  • accomplished a good work in me. For you have the poor with
  • 14:6 And Jesus said, Let her alone; why trouble ye her? she hath wrought a good work on me. \
  • can read occult works first of all will recognize in the fig
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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  • work in its own right.
  • man has to work. We can also point to something else which,
  • form. The composition of Greek works of art reveals to our
  • He is working so actively that He points with the utmost
  • worked upon His disciples when He came to them by the lake in
  • everywhere connected with a widely extended, actively working
  • worked with them, confirming the word through the signs that
  • worked with them! This we recognize as in accord with the
  • body, but where He is understood, if work is performed in His
  • name, then He works with us; and He is spiritually among
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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  • work in its own right.
  • the working of the Mystery of Golgotha. People had been able
  • appearing in an especially grotesque form in the work
  • and in other works by the same author. The attempt
  • particularly the greatest works of Egyptian culture that sank
  • every page of its literary works, of the kind often referred
  • they in working on this assumption understand everything. How
  • will one day rightly understand each other and work together
  • work consistently, but in essence all we have done is
  • within the framework of Christianity can scarcely demand that
  • we who have done this consistent work for years should be
  • latest and final phase of the work we have been carrying on
  • determined to stand firm in this work and neither become
  • to no other course than to continue to work in the way we
  • if we understand a work like the Mark Gospel.
  • reason such works, after they have been opened up to the