RECOGNIZING JESUS: A STUDY OF RECOGNITION SCENES IN THE GOSPEL OF MARK.

The article offers information on the similarities between Gospel of Mark and the Greek tragedy, and mentions that both have similarities in recognizing Jesus Christ.

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Published in:Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity & Judaism Vol. 10; pp. 174 - 194
Main Author: Wright, Adam Z.
Format: Article
Published: McMaster Divinity College 2014
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