The Four Gospels

The introduction of this Gospel shows many significant things. One of the main significant things that I noticed was that Jesus is introduced as the Son of God. The Son of God who was sent to rescue all of us from sin by serving and most importantly, He sacrifice his life for us. In the introduction, it told us every single thing that Jesus did when He was on Earth. In a way, it told us everything from his birth from Mary’s womb to the time He was crucified, dying for our sins to open the door from Heaven to let all his followers into Heaven and live eternally with God. At the same time, this Gospel stated the fulfillment of our Christianity, kingdoms, and the repentance for our faith.
In the Gospel, Mark, has some parables. A parable is a story told by Jesus to show a spiritual or moral teaching. An example of a parable is in Mark 4:21-25, Parable of the Lamp. In this parable, God questioned the people that if a lamp was given to them and were told to put it under the bed instead of on a stand. He asked
The first significant point that Mark shares with the other Gospels is that all the Gospels retell Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. The second significant point that Mark shares with the other Gospels is that they all state Jesus’ birth, teaching, miracles, journeys, struggle, and many more things. The third significant point that Mark shared with the other Gospels is that they all talk about the execution and resurrection in very detail.
Even though, all the Gospels are pretty similar to each other, Mark can be a little different to the other Gospels. The first difference is that Mark is the shortest Gospel compare to the other three Gospels. The second difference is that Mark does not have many parables compare to the other Gospels. The third differences is that in the Gospel of Mark, it tells you in lots of detail about Jesus’