[[Mark]] uses variations on the Greek word for fear -- ἐφοβοῦντο -- about a dozen time through his Gospel, but none of his other uses are about any women being afraid of [[Jesus]]. Rather, the [[Gospel of Mark]] is notably for its boldness, and for describing the fear by [[Herod]], [[Pharisee]]s and others in positions of power of Jesus and the people. | [[Mark]] uses variations on the Greek word for fear -- ἐφοβοῦντο -- about a dozen time through his Gospel, but none of his other uses are about any women being afraid of [[Jesus]]. Rather, the [[Gospel of Mark]] is notably for its boldness, and for describing the fear by [[Herod]], [[Pharisee]]s and others in positions of power of Jesus and the people. |