Analysis of St. Mark: Chapter 4:35-41 and insight on the authour Mark.

St. Mark: Chapter 4:35-41 Mark was the interpreter and recorder for Peter in his later ministries. His job would most likely be the equivalent to a multilingual personal assistant in today's business world. Mark recorded Peter's recollections and was striving for accuracy, but not necessarily for strict chronological narrative order (Elwell 88). Theologians estimate that the Gospel of Mark was composed approximately between the mid 40's to early 60's. Rome is thought to be the place …

…teaching proves this. I think that the message maybe that God can calm a storm at sea easier or just as easy than He can a man's troubled heart. Works Cited Elwell, Walter and Yarbrough, Robert. Encountering the New Testament. Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 1999. Erdman, Charles. The Gospel of Mark. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1945. Morgan, G. Campbell. The Gospel According to Mark. Philadelphia: The Blakiston Company, 1927. Yancey, Philip and Stafford, Tim. Student Bible. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2000.