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Is it all too good to be true?

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The closing verses of Mark’s gospel provide an interesting summary of events that seem like a synthesis of events that are referenced in the other gospel accounts. The reason that may seem to be the case is that’s precisely what these verses are. In fact, it’s widely believed that these closing verses weren’t actually penned by Mark, but were added sometime in the second century by an unknown editor. The earliest manuscripts of Mark’s gospel do not include them, but I still think these verses offer a valuable postscript on the earthly ministry of Jesus as well as an encouragement to us to faithfully follow Him.

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