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John Mark is also mentioned in 2 Timothy.
John Mark is also mentioned in 2 Timothy.
Reportedly Mark became an apostle of Peter, although this seems unlikely in light of Mark's omission of Peter walking on water. Other reports are that Mark was a missionary companion of Paul, quoting this: "[[Luke]] alone is with me. Get [[Mark]] and bring him with you, for he is very useful to me for ministry." {{bible ref|2 Timothy|4|11}}<ref>[[ESV]] is quoted here.</ref>
Reportedly Mark became an apostle of Peter, although this seems unlikely in light of Mark's omission of Peter walking on water. Other reports are that Mark was a missionary companion of Paul, quoting this: "[[Luke]] alone is with me. Get [[Mark]] and bring him with you, for he is very useful to me for ministry." {{bible ref|2Timothy|4|11}}<ref>[[ESV]] is quoted here.</ref>
Greater evidence supports the tradition that Mark ultimately founded [[Christianity]] in [[Egypt]].
Greater evidence supports the tradition that Mark ultimately founded [[Christianity]] in [[Egypt]].