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Mark’s gospel is like a high-speed train, zipping from one event to another without pause. This rapid pace might be disorienting for some, but it’s not a sign of haste. Instead, it’s a deliberate choice to present the life of Jesus in a dynamic and impactful way. But what is this dynamic impact that he is trying to make? Let’s delve deeper.

Barabbas deserved to be hung up on that cross just like everyone does. (Romans 3:23) But God, being rich in mercy, sent his son to die on the cross for all our sins so we can spend eternal life with him in heaven.

Mark’s gospel is like a high-speed train, zipping from one event to another without pause. This rapid pace might be disorienting for some, but it’s not a sign of haste. Instead, it’s a deliberate choice to present the life of Jesus in a dynamic and impactful way. But what is this dynamic impact that he is trying to make? Let’s delve deeper.

Barabbas deserved to be hung up on that cross just like everyone does. (Romans 3:23) But God, being rich in mercy, sent his son to die on the cross for all our sins so we can spend eternal life with him in heaven.