Mark 9-16 (MacArthur New Testament Commentary) / John MacArthur.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The unveiled son -- When does Elijah come? -- All things possible -- The virtue of being last -- Radical discipleship -- The truth about divorce -- Why Jesus blessed the little children -- The tragedy of a selfish seeker -- A preview of Messianic suffering -- The greatness of humility -- The final miracle of mercy -- The false coronation of the true king -- Nothing but leaves -- The necessities for effective prayer -- The confrontation over authority -- The rejected cornerstone -- The pathology of a religious hypocrite -- Biblical ignorance in high places -- Loving God -- Son of David, Lord of all -- Religion and its victims -- The grim reality of the last days -- The future tribulation -- The return of Christ -- Players in the drama of the cross -- The new Passover -- The agony of the cup -- The ultimate betrayal -- The ultimate miscarriage of justice -- Peters' denial : a warning about self-confidence -- Pilate before Jesus -- The shameful scorn of Jesus Christ -- God visit Calvary -- How God buried his son -- Amazement at the empty tomb -- The fitting end to Mark's gospel.

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Added to GBC Library Holland Park 6 August 2022.