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(The '''Fulfillment of Scriptures''' is a concept repeated in three of the Gospels, but only once in the Gospel of Mark.) |
(The fulfillment of Scriptures is a concept of less or no interest to the Gentiles, such as the early Greek converts to Christianity. Mark's lack of interest in the concept probably reflects his own Roman background.) |
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The '''Fulfillment of Scriptures''' is a concept repeated in three of the [[Gospels]], but only once in the [[Gospel of Mark]]. | The '''Fulfillment of Scriptures''' is a concept repeated in three of the [[Gospels]], but only once in the [[Gospel of Mark]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:53, May 22, 2023
The Fulfillment of Scriptures is a concept repeated in three of the Gospels, but only once in the Gospel of Mark.
The fulfillment of Scriptures is a concept of less or no interest to the Gentiles, such as the early Greek converts to Christianity. Mark's lack of interest in the concept probably reflects his own Roman background.