Mark is the shortest gospel
Which Is The Shortest Of The Four Gospels?
The shortest of the gospels is Mark, and was thought to follow Matthew in the time line, since Matthew comes before Mark in the gospels, as they appear in the bible. However, scholars now believe Mark's account to be the earliest account.
It is ascribed to Mark the evangelist, and narrates the life of Jesus, from John the Baptist to the ascension.
It concentrates particularly on the last week of his life, and Mark refers to Jesus in different places, as the Son of God and the Messiah.
There are some details that are unique to Mark among the gospels, in that he spoke of them, where the others did not.
For example, the feeding of the five thousand, and the crossing of the lake.
It is ascribed to Mark the evangelist, and narrates the life of Jesus, from John the Baptist to the ascension.
It concentrates particularly on the last week of his life, and Mark refers to Jesus in different places, as the Son of God and the Messiah.
There are some details that are unique to Mark among the gospels, in that he spoke of them, where the others did not.
For example, the feeding of the five thousand, and the crossing of the lake.
The shortest of the four gospels is Mark. This gospel tells us, about Jesus's birth, how he lived, died and rose again. It aslso tells us us about many events, and things Jesus did in his lifetime, on the earth. A few of these are:
Jesus calms a storm, Jesus raises a dead girl. Jesus walks on water, Jesus hold the last supper.
A young man called John Mark wrote the book Mark.
Jesus calms a storm, Jesus raises a dead girl. Jesus walks on water, Jesus hold the last supper.
A young man called John Mark wrote the book Mark.
Mark is the shortest
Mark cause it only has 13 chapters, the other 3 gospels have more chapters than Mark does.