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THE LIFE OF CHRIST SHOWING COVERAGE BY MARK (SHADED AREA)


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DANIEL AKIN - sermons

HENRY ALFORD The New Testament for English Readers

James Rosscup writes that Alford's series on the New Testament "contains much that is valuable in the Greek New Testament...though all of the Greek New Testament words have been changed to English throughout." (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Works)

W C ALLEN

JOSEPH A ALEXANDER

Spurgeon's critique - Alexander expounds Mark as an independent record, and does not constantly tell us to “see Matthew and Luke.” Hence the book is complete in itself, and the author’s learning and care have made it invaluable.

Hiebert - A comprehensive, conservative interpretation of Mark's gospel by a New Testament scholar who was one of the greatest of his day. Based on sound scholarship, the volume offers a careful unfolding of the meaning of the gospel text. Surprisingly fresh in spite of its age.

PAUL APPLE Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

WILLIAM BARCLAY Commentary on the Gospel of Mark Daily Study Bible

D Edmond Hiebert - Prints the author's own translation.  Valuable for its numerous helpful word studies and background material. Barclay holds that Christ's descent into Hades gave those who there heard Him a second chance.

Comment: I appreciate Barclay's unique insights on Greek words, but clearly his teaching about a "second chance" is NOT sound doctrine! Be an Acts 17:11 Berean with Barclay. See discussion of his orthodoxy especially the article "The Enigmatic William Barclay".

ALBERT BARNES Commentary on the Gospel of Mark Notes on the New Testament

BRIAN BELL Sermons on Mark

  • Mark 16 -  sermon notes compiled

CHRIS BENFIELD SERMONS

JOHANN BENGEL Gnomon of the New Testament

JOHANN BENGEL The Critical English Testament

Combination of Gnomon above + Comments by other expositors [in brackets] (Recommended if not conversant with Greek)

JOSEPH BENSON

BIBLE.ORG RESOURCES Resources that Reference Mark

JIM BOMKAMP SERMONS

A B BRUCE The Expositor's Greek Testament Commentary

BIBLICAL ILLUSTRATOR Commentary

WILLIAM BURKITT

CAMBRIDGE GREEK TESTAMENT FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

Rosscup writes - "This is an excellent liberal study of the book from the standpoint of the Greek. There are excellent cross-references on key words, and usually serious efforts to explain the meaning." (Ed note: The word "liberal" is cause for considerable discretion if you use this work by Alfred Plummer.)

CAMBRIDGE BIBLE FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

JOHN CALVIN Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

Note: Calvin combines the synoptic Gospels and thus does not have a completely separate commentary on Mark

ALAN CARR Sermons on the Gospel of Mark - well done

RICH CATHERS Sermons

D MARION CLARK Sermons - opens a Word Document

W A CRISWELL SERMONS ON GOSPEL OF MARK

ADAM CLARKE Commentary on the Gospel of Mark Click for caveat on Clarke

THOMAS CONSTABLE Expository Notes and Commentary Conservative, Millennial

RON DANIEL Sermon Notes on the Gospel of Mark

DEFENDER'S STUDY BIBLE Notes on the Gospel of Mark Dr Henry Morris

DICTIONARY ARTICLES

DAN DUNCAN Gospel of Mark Sermons

EARLY CHURCH

  • Mark Commentary -  16

J N DARBY

JOHN DUMMELOW

EASY ENGLISH

CHARLES ELLICOTT

DWIGHT EDWARDS - pithy and practical

WILLIAM EDWARDS, MD

EXPOSITOR'S DICTIONARY OF TEXTS Gospel of Mark

EXPOSITOR'S BIBLE COMMENTARY Gospel of Mark G A Chadwick

FEFC WICHITA - sermons series, several pastors - audio and notes (usually several pages)

DON FORTNER - 

Mark Sermon Outlines - 79 messages - available titles:

  • Mark 16:19-20 So Then.
  • Mark 16:15-18 The Great Commission
  • Mark 16:9-14 When Jesus Was Risen
  • Mark 16:1-8 When The Sabbath Was Past

A C GAEBELEIN

JOHN GILL

RICHARD GLOVER - "A Teacher's Commentary" - an older work (1884), but with excellent devotional comments

Review - Richard Glover (1837-1919) minister of Tyndale Baptist Church, Bristol has a very fine devotional commentary hidden under a bad title. “A Teachers Commentary on Matthew” (also a separate volume on Mark) is misleading, sounds D.O.A., and is easily passed over for something glossy. But as far as commentaries are concerned, Glover’s title is one of his only weaknesses. Glover writes with a deceptively simple style. He meditates on the text in front of him, looks for the heart, feeling, and experimental sense, gives instructive hints primarily for meditation but is wholly quotable. In a word, he is a fine example of expository writing,

WILLIAM GODBEY

GOSPEL COALITION

GOTQUESTIONS - Related to the Gospel of Mark

SCOTT GRANT Sermons

JAMES GRAY

DAVE GUZIK Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

JAMES HASTINGS Great Texts of the Bible

RICHARD HAWKER

DANIEL HILL VERSE BY VERSE

This expositional Bible study of the Gospel of Mark was written by Dr. Daniel Hill when he was the Pastor of Southwood Bible Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He taught the complete book, verse by verse. These are well done and have frequent points of practical application.

F B HOLE

DAVID HOLWICK SERMONS  Frequent illustrations.

MATTHEW HENRY 

HOLMAN STUDY BIBLE NOTES

H A IRONSIDE'S NOTES Gospel of Mark

ICC NEW TESTAMENT COMMENTARY Commentary on the Gospel of Mark E. P. Gould

LOWELL JOHNSON - well-done sermons providing a good template for your sermon

Click here for following sermons all on one page

  1. Up from the Grave He Arose Mark 16:1-8
  2. And Peter Mark 16:1-7

JOHN DANIEL JONES - Biography

Note - Has wonderful devotional and pragmatic flavor. 

Congregational preacher J.D. Jones brings out some of the most applicable lessons from Mark without dodging the difficult passages, and in doing so delivers what Warren Wiersbe calls “one of the best” commentaries on Mark." Now that is high praise! (from Logos.com)

WILLIAM KELLY

STEVE KRELOFF

J P LANGE Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

JAMIESON, FAUSSET, BROWN Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

PAUL KRETZMANN

J P LANGE Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

DAVID LEGGE Sermons on the Gospel of Mark

JOHN LIGHTFOOT Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

HERBERT LUCKOCK

Cyril J. Barber - “A suggestive, devotional commentary of real merit.” 

JOHN MACARTHUR Sermons on the Gospel of Mark

ALEXANDER MACLAREN Sermons on the Gospel of Mark

F B MEYER Our Daily Homily or Our Daily Walk

H A W MEYER

J VERNON MCGEE 'Thru the Bible'

BRYN MACPHAIL SERMONS 

HENRY MAHAN

JEFF MILLER Notes

MONERGISM

G CAMPBELL MORGAN

G CAMPBELL MORGAN Mark Commentary

Cyril J. Barber - Emphasizes the concept of ‘service’ as the key to understanding this Gospel, and provides a fast-moving chronological exposition.  Morgan’s works should be in every preacher’s library.” 

JAMES MORISON

Spurgeon - “A deeply learned work; we know of none more thorough.  Differing as we do from this author’s theology, we nevertheless set a high price upon this production.”

Cyril Barber - A very full, devotional treatment.  The overall strength of this exposition far outweighs its syntactical deficiencies.”

FRANK MORISON

  • Who Moved the Stone? by Frank Morison - an apologetic discussion of the truth of the Resurrection. Morison writes in the Preface "it is essentially a confession, the inner story of a man who originally set out to write one kind of book and found himself compelled by the sheer force of circumstances to write another." 

ROBERT NEIGHBOUR

NET BIBLE NOTES

JAMES NISBET Church Pulpit Commentary

OUR DAILY BREAD Devotional and Sermon Illustrations

JOSEPH PARKER The People's Bible Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

PASTOR LIFE

Changed By The Resurrection Of Jesus Christ Mark  16 :1-7 Resurrection; Peter; Faith; Salvation J. Robert White
The Empty Tomb and the Second Chance Mark  16 :7 Resurrection; Easter; Life, Eternal; Second Chance; Love of God O.S. Hawkins

ARTHUR PEAKE

GENE PENSIERO - sermons

PETER PETT

MATTHEW POOLE English Annotations on the Holy Bible

PREACHER'S COMPLETE HOMILETICAL COMMENTARY Gospel of Mark

THE PULPIT COMMENTARY Gospel of Mark: Scroll Down Page for the Homilies

ROBERT RAYBURN SERMONS

REFORMATION STUDY BIBLE STUDY NOTES

KIM RIDDLEBARGER - Downloads Pdf about 7 pages

A. T. ROBERTSON Word Pictures on the Gospel of Mark

DON ROBINSON Sermons on Mark

J C RYLE  Commentary on the Gospel of Mark

JOHNNY SANDERS

PHILLIP SCHAFF

SERMON BIBLE

CHARLES SIMEON Sermons on the Gospel of Mark

NOTE: If you are not familiar with the great saint Charles Simeon see Dr John Piper's discussion of Simeon's life - you will want to read Simeon's sermons after meeting him! - click Brothers We Must Not Mind a Little Suffering

CHUCK SMITH Commentary and Sermon Notes

JAMES SMITH  HANDFULS OF PURPOSE

Click here for the following studies on the Gospel of Mark

SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY

  • Mark 7 Commentary  16

R C SPROUL - Devotionals from Ligonier Ministries

C. H. SPURGEON 

DEVOTIONALS

CLAUDE STAUFFER 

RAY STEDMAN Sermons on the Gospel of Mark

JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE

HENRY BARCLAY SWETE (1902)

Rosscup writes - "Swete’s work is one of the best older conservative commentaries on the Greek text. Swete was an Anglican minister and a scholar in Latin, Greek, and theology, and taught at Cambridge. He does a fairly good job on the Messianic character of the suffering Servant."

D A Carson says that Swete's commentary is "dull and stodgy, in spite of its thorough scholarship." 

THIRD MILLENNIUM Notes on the the Gospel of Mark

DEREK THOMAS SERMONS

GEOFF THOMAS SERMONS

DAVID THOMPSON Sermons

TODAY IN THE WORD Devotionals

JOHN TRAPP

BOB UTLEY

JAMES VAN DINE

MARVIN VINCENT New Testament Word Studies

OCTAVIUS WINSLOW

THE RESURRECTION
COMPARISON OF GOSPEL ACCOUNTS
EVENT Mt 28:1-8 Mk 16:1-8 Lk 24:1-10 Jn 20:1-8

When?

At Dawn

Just after sunrise

Very early in the morning

While it was still dark

Who comes first?

Mary Magdelene and the other Mary

Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome

Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Mary the mother of James, and others

Mary Magdalene

What do they find?

earthquake with angel who rolls back the stone

stone rolled away

stone rolled away

stone removed from the entrance

Whom do they see?

angel sitting on the stone

young man in white robe, sitting on the right

two men in clothes that gleamed like lightening

no one

What do they do?

ran to tell his disciples

fled from the tomb, afraid to say anything

told what had happened to the Eleven and others

ran to tell Peter and the disciple, the one Jesus loved

What happens next?

Jesus met them

 

Peter goes to the tomb to investigate

Peter and the other disciple investigate

What is the third scene?

guards report to chief priests and are bribed

 

story of two disciples on Emmaus road

Mary sees two angels in white, seated where Jesus’ body had been

Harmony of the Gospel Accounts A T Robertson -

THE VISIT OF THE WOMEN TO THE TOMB OF JESUS ABOUT SUNRISE SUNDAY MORNING AND THE MESSAGE OF THE ANGELS ABOUT THE EMPTY TOMB - Mark 16:1-8, Mt 28:1-8, Lk 24:1-12, Jn 20:1-13 (Harmony of the Gospels - scroll down to page 280 for Visit of Women to the Tomb...)

Question - Can the various resurrection accounts from the four Gospels be harmonized?

Answer: The events surrounding Jesus’ resurrection can be difficult to piece together. We must remember two things: first, the news of Jesus’ resurrection produced much excit ement in Jerusalem, and in the ensuing chaos many people were going many different directions. Groups were separated, and several different groups paid visits to the tomb, possibly more than once. Second, the writers of the Gospels did not attempt an exhaustive narrative; in other words, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John had no intention of telling us every detail of the resurrection or every event in the order that it happened.

n the battle with skeptics regarding Jesus’ resurrection, Christians are in a "no-win" situation. If the resurrection accounts harmonize perfectly, skeptics will claim that the writers of the Gospels conspired together. If the resurrection accounts have some differences, skeptics will claim that the Gospels contradict each other and therefore cannot be trusted. It is our contention that the resurrection accounts can be harmonized and do not contradict each other.

However, even if the resurrection accounts cannot be perfectly harmonized, that does not make them untrustworthy. By any reasonable evaluation, the resurrection accounts from the four Gospels are superbly consistent eyewitness testimonies. The central truths - that Jesus was resurrected from the dead and that the resurrected Jesus appeared to many people - are clearly taught in each of the four Gospels. The apparent inconsistencies are in "side issues." How many angels did they see in the tomb, one or two? (Perhaps one person only saw one angel, while the other person saw two angels.) To how many women did Jesus appear, and to whom did He appear first? (While each Gospel has a slightly different sequence to the appearances, none of them claims to be giving the precise chronological order.) So, while the resurrection accounts may seem to be inconsistent, it cannot be proven that the accounts are contradictory.

Here is a possible harmony of the narratives of the resurrection of Christ and His post-resurrection appearances, in chronological order:

  1. Jesus is buried, as several women watch (Matthew 27:57-61; Mark 15:42-47; Luke 23:50-56; John 19:38-42).
  2. The tomb is sealed and a guard is set (Matthew 27:62-66).
  3. At least 3 women, including Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome, prepare spices to go to the tomb (Matthew 28:1; Mark 16:1).
  4. An angel descends from heaven, rolls the stone away, and sits on it. There is an earthquake, and the guards faint (Matthew 28:2-4).
  5. The women arrive at the tomb and find it empty. Mary Magdalene leaves the other women there and runs to tell the disciples (John 20:1-2).
  6. The women still at the tomb see two angels who tell them that Jesus is risen and who instruct them to tell the disciples to go to Galilee (Matthew 28:5-7; Mark 16:2-8; Luke 24:1-8).
  7. The women leave to bring the news to the disciples (Matthew 28:8).
  8. The guards, having roused themselves, report the empty tomb to the authorities, who bribe the guards to say the body was stolen (Matthew 28:11-15).
  9. Mary the mother of James and the other women, on their way to find the disciples, see Jesus (Matthew 28:9-10).
  10. The women relate what they have seen and heard to the disciples (Luke 24:9-11).
  11. Peter and John run to the tomb, see that it is empty, and find the grave clothes (Luke 24:12; John 20:2-10).
  12. Mary Magdalene returns to the tomb. She sees the angels, and then she sees Jesus (John 20:11-18).
  13. Later the same day, Jesus appears to Peter (Luke 24:34; 1 Corinthians 15:5).
  14. Still on the same day, Jesus appears to Cleopas and another disciple on their way to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-32).
  15. That evening, the two disciples report the event to the Eleven in Jerusalem (Luke 24:32-35).
  16. Jesus appears to ten disciples—Thomas is missing (Luke 24:36-43; John 20:19-25).
  17. Jesus appears to all eleven disciples—Thomas included (John 20:26-31).
  18. Jesus appears to seven disciples by the Sea of Galilee (John 21:1-25).
  19. Jesus appears to about 500 disciples in Galilee (1 Corinthians 15:6).
  20. Jesus appears to His half-brother James (1 Corinthians 15:7).
  21. Jesus commissions His disciples (Matthew 28:16-20).
  22. Jesus teaches His disciples the Scriptures and promises to send the Holy Spirit (Luke 24:44-49; Acts 1:4-5).
  23. Jesus ascends into heaven (Luke 24:50-53; Acts 1:6-12).  GotQuestions.or

SERMONS BY VERSE - Older expositions

The Incredulous Disciples Alexander Maclaren Mark 16:1
Angels in Graves James Vaughan, M. A. Mark 16:1-8
Hope in Death A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
Jesus Risen G. M. Boynton. Mark 16:1-8
Love's Tenacity A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
Love's Tribute A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
Moral Strength in Women J. E. Johnson. Mark 16:1-8
Reunion After the Resurrection A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
Songs in the Night A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
The Holy Sepulchre -- Authenticity of the Site Canon Liddon. Mark 16:1-8
The Holy Sepulchre -- its Appearance Now Canon Liddon. Mark 16:1-8
The Holy Sepulchre -- its Interest to Christians Canon Liddon. Mark 16:1-8
The Import of Death A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
The Joy of Easter J. A. Seiss, D. D. Mark 16:1-8
The Mission of the Holy Women Canon Liddon. Mark 16:1-8
The Sabbath Before the Resurrection of Christ Dr. Deems. Mark 16:1-8
The Sepulcher E. Johnson Mark 16:1-8
The Stone of Death Rolled Away A. J. Parry. Mark 16:1-8
Resurrection Proofs A.F. Muir Mark 16:1-14
An Eventful Day J.J. Given Mark 16:1-18
The Resurrection R. Green Mark 16:1-18
The Sedulity of the Devout Women John Donne, D. D. Mark 16:2
Difficulties are Phantoms Dr. Talmage. Mark 16:3-4
Difficulties Removed G. A. Calhoun. Mark 16:3-4
Empty Sepulchres Dr. Deems. Mark 16:3-4
Fear Exaggerating Danger   Mark 16:3-4
Help from Above Dean Boys. Mark 16:3-4
Hindrances Removed J. M. Blackie, LL. B. Mark 16:3-4
How to Deal with Difficulties   Mark 16:3-4
Imaginary Difficulties D. Rowlands, B. A. Mark 16:3-4
Love Takes Us to Jesus Dr. Deems. Mark 16:3-4
Love Works for Faith Dr. Deems. Mark 16:3-4
Needless Fears George Moore. Mark 16:3-4
Sunshine in a Shady Place George T. Coster. Mark 16:3-4
Symbol of the Resurrection Burritt. Mark 16:3-4
The Death unto Sin R. W. Evans, M. A. Mark 16:3-4
The Opened Sepulchre G. R. Leavitt. Mark 16:3-4
The Power of the Resurrection Bishop Thorold. Mark 16:3-4
The Question of the Bereaved Heart Answered Bishop Stevens. Mark 16:3-4
The Rolled Stone M. Faber. Mark 16:3-4
The Stone Rolled Away A. Rowland Mark 16:3, 4
The Stone was Rolled Away. -- the Door Unlocked Anon. Mark 16:3-4
Who Shall Roll Us Away the Stone? A.F. Muir Mark 16:3, 4
Perpetual Youth A. Maclaren, D. D. Mark 16:5
The Angel in the Tomb Alexander Maclaren Mark 16:5
The Presence of the Angel Bishop Hacker. Mark 16:5
Youth in Heaven A. Maclaren, D. D. Mark 16:5
He is not Here A.F. Muir Mark 16:6
Christ's Resurrection W. M. Punshon, D. D. Mark 16:6-7
Christ's Resurrection the Christian's Hope Archdeacon Farrar. Mark 16:6-7
Importance of the Resurrection to the Christian Canon Liddon. Mark 16:6-7
The Absent Corpse S. Baring Gould, M. A. Mark 16:6-7
The Angel's Words G. Stanford, D. D. Mark 16:6-7
The Empty Tomb Canon Liddon. Mark 16:6-7
The Holy Women's Easter and Ours H. Melvill, B. D. Mark 16:6-7
The Lessons of the Empty Grave R. Glover. Mark 16:6-7
The Place Where They Laid the Lord James Parsons. Mark 16:6-7
The Resurrection Guarantees Success to Christianity Canon Liddon. Mark 16:6-7
The Risen Christ Dr. Talmage. Mark 16:6-7
The Triumph of Good C. M. Southgate. Mark 16:6-7
The Women At the Sepulchre H. Melvill, B. D. Mark 16:6-7
The Words of an Angel G. Stanford, D. D. Mark 16:6-7
And Peter Stems and Twigs. Mark 16:7
Love's Triumph Over Sin A. Maclaren, D. D. Mark 16:7
Mary of Magdala T. S. Dickson, M. A. Mark 16:7
Reasons for the Meeting in Galilee James Vaughan, M. A. Mark 16:7
The News of Christ's Resurrection Sent to Peter Charles Bradley, M. A. Mark 16:7
Women as Ambassadors John Donne, D. D. Mark 16:7
A Modern Illustration C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
Demented C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
Demented C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
Evidence of the Fact of Christ's Resurrection Canon Liddon. Mark 16:9
He Appeared First to Mary Magdalene George Venabbes. Mark 16:9
Hope for the Worst C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
Jesus Appearing to Mary Magdalene C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
Magdalene C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
Mary Magdalene C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
The Power of the Gospel to Restore the Fallen W. Marsh, M. A. Mark 16:9
Woman First C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:9
A Sad Interior and a Cheery Messenger C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:10-11
Transient Unbelief Cuyler. Mark 16:10-11
Unnecessary Grief   Mark 16:10-11
The Changing Form of the Unchanging Saviour W. L. Watkinson. Mark 16:12
Unbelievers Upbraided Charles Haddon Spurgeon Mark 16:14
Effects of Uncertainty Beecher. Mark 16:14-20
The Departing Saviour J. A. Seiss, D. D. Mark 16:14-20
Upbraided Them W. Denton, M. A. Mark 16:14-20
A Great Work C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:15
A Strange Messenger   Mark 16:15
Baptismal Regeneration Charles Haddon Spurgeon Mark 16:15
Christ's Commission to His Apostles S. Martin, D. D. Mark 16:15
Compel Them to Come In C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:15
Every Christian a Preacher Dr. Cuyler. Mark 16:15
Go   Mark 16:15
Go Ye into All the World John Bate. Mark 16:15
Good News for You W. Birch. Mark 16:15
Life in the Gospel W. Birch. Mark 16:15
Missionary Work for All Christians C. M. Southgate. Mark 16:15
Missionary Zeal S. Martin, D. D. Mark 16:15
Preach the Gospel S. R. Hole, M. A. Mark 16:15
Preach, Preach, Preach Everywhere C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:15
Progress of Missions Bp. H. M. Thompson. Mark 16:15
Reasons for the Preaching of the Gospel H. Townley. Mark 16:15
Success of Missions   Mark 16:15
The Apostolic Commission R. Newton. Mark 16:15
The Church's Orders   Mark 16:15
The Commission C. M. Southgate. Mark 16:15
The Duty and Results of Preaching the Gospel George Weight. Mark 16:15
The Duty of Christians with Respect to Missions J. Langley, M. A. Mark 16:15
The Duty of Spreading the Gospel C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:15
The Gospel for Every Creature D. L. Moody. Mark 16:15
The Great Commission R. S. Storrs, D. D. Mark 16:15
The Great Commission N. Hall, LL. B. Mark 16:15
The Obligations and Requirements of the Gospel E. Grindrod. Mark 16:15
The Universal Gospel   Mark 16:15
The World-Wide Commission Alexander Maclaren Mark 16:15
To Every Creature D. L. Moody. Mark 16:15
Universality of the Message Dr. T. W. Jenkyn. Mark 16:15
Up, Guards, and At Them C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:15
Vivifying Effects of Missions F. F. Trench. Mark 16:15
Final Utterances E. Johnson Mark 16:15-18
A Sailor's Definition of Faith   Mark 16:16
Believing and Salvation Thos. Brooks. Mark 16:16
Christ's Last Words   Mark 16:16
Christ's Sayings Determined the Destiny of All Who Heard Them J. Parker, D. D. Mark 16:16
Destiny Determined by Belief C. H. Spurgeon. Mark 16:16
Difference Between Penalty and Consequence J. Parker, D. D. Mark 16:16
Faith and Unbelief Bishop Horne. Mark 16:16
On that Belief Which is Necessary to Baptism S. Clarke, D. D. Mark 16:16
Rejection of Grace Inchinus. Mark 16:16
Salvation Through Believing W. Blood. Mark 16:16
Saved Dr. Talmage. Mark 16:16
Saving Faith Welsh. Mark 16:16
The Difficulty of Faith Bishop Horne. Mark 16:16
The Indissoluble Connection Between Faith and Salvation Outlines of Sermons Mark 16:16
The Misery of Unbelievers Bishop Horne. Mark 16:16
The Nature of Faith Bishop Horne. Mark 16:16
The Necessity of Believing Bishop Horne. Mark 16:16
The Perils of Unbelief J. Guttridge. Mark 16:16
The Sin of Unbelief S. R. Hole, M. A. Mark 16:16
True Faith   Mark 16:16
Unbelief Damning A. Barnes, D. D. Mark 16:16
Wesley's Improvement of Infant Baptism Dr. Osborn. Mark 16:16
Christ's Presence in the Church Continual H. M. Luckock, D. D. Mark 16:17
Disappearance of Miraculous Powers Accounted For R. Glover. Mark 16:17
New Tongues W. Denton, M. A. Mark 16:17
Signs Unnecessary Now Abbott. Mark 16:18
The Helpfulness of Faith Phillips Brooks, D. D. Mark 16:18
The Privileges of Believers Phillips Brooks, D. D. Mark 16:18
The Promise to Believers Phillips Brooks, D. D. Mark 16:18
The Safety of Faith Phillips Brooks, D. D. Mark 16:18
The Secret of the Believer's Helpfulness Phillips Brooks, D. D. Mark 16:18
An Open Way to Heaven J. Alexander, D. D. Mark 16:19
Ascension Day, on Earth and in Heaven C. M. Southgate. Mark 16:19
Christ is Living Now R. W. Dale D. D. Mark 16:19
Christ's Ascension Bp. Joseph Hall. Mark 16:19
Christ's Ascension and Cooperation J. Alexander, D. D. Mark 16:19
Comfort from Christ's Ascension Bp. Joseph Hall. Mark 16:19
Design of Christ's Ascension G. S. Bowes. Mark 16:19
Jesus At the Right Hand of God Handbook to Scripture Doctrines. Mark 16:19
Manner of Christ's Ascension N. Adams. Mark 16:19
Our Lord's Ascension Isaac Barrow, D. D. Mark 16:19
Sermon for Ascension Day Susannah Winkworth Mark 16:19
The Ascension and its Effects Bp. F. Barker, D. D. Mark 16:19
The Ascension of Christ Sketches of Four Hundred Sermons Mark 16:19
The Christ Crowned,The Fact by S. D. Gordon Mark 16:19
The Enthroned Christ A Maclaren, D. D. Mark 16:19
The Tomb and Triumph C. Kingsley M. A. Mark 16:19
The Ascension R. Green Mark 16:19, 20
The Ascension E. Johnson Mark 16:19, 20
The Ascension J.J. Given Mark 16:19, 20
The Gospel the Word of the Ascended Lord A.F. Muir Mark 16:19, 20
Christianity, a Living Power Bishop Alfred Barry. Mark 16:20
Christians Implements in the Hands of God Dr. Cuyler. Mark 16:20
Divine Cooperation in Christianity Dr. Channing. Mark 16:20
Divine Power in the Church Bishop J. B. Lightfoot. Mark 16:20
Encouragement of God's Presence William Carey. Mark 16:20
God with His Servants Henry Varley. Mark 16:20
Miracles the Most Proper Way of Proving the Divine Authority of Any Religion Bishop Atterbury. Mark 16:20
Signs W. Denton, M. A. Mark 16:20
Signs Bishop William Alexander. Mark 16:20
Signs Following the Gospel James Parsons. Mark 16:20
The Gospel Everywhere C. M. Southgate. Mark 16:20
The Lord Working with Them: -- Spread of Christianity   Mark 16:20
The Publication of the Gospel by the Apostles Archbishop Tillotson. Mark 16:20
Vitality of Christ's Religion Bishop Martensen. Mark 16:20
With Signs Following -- the Church's Evidences T. M. Lindsay, D. D. Mark 16:20

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