Discipleship in the Gospel of Mark

In the gospel of Mark, we encounter numerous theological emphasis. One of them which is very paramount to Mark’s gospel is discipleship. This work discusses and narrates the accounts in which Jesus called the twelve apostles and their responses. It examines Jesus’ objective of choosing the twelve...

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Autor principal: Paul Adomako-Mensah
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:affaee14ec5b42319f7806b1899e67142021-11-22T12:26:12ZDiscipleship in the Gospel of Mark10.32051/022119052458-7338https://doaj.org/article/affaee14ec5b42319f7806b1899e67142019-02-01T00:00:00Zhttps://noyam.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/ERATS0219ART5.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/2458-7338In the gospel of Mark, we encounter numerous theological emphasis. One of them which is very paramount to Mark’s gospel is discipleship. This work discusses and narrates the accounts in which Jesus called the twelve apostles and their responses. It examines Jesus’ objective of choosing the twelve; discipleship and experiment/practice; discipleship and empowerment; discipleship and self-denial; and discipleship and service/humility; the failure of the disciples; and the implications of discipleship for our contemporary Christian setting. The findings are that obedience to Christ’s calling or vocation and its mandate serve as a determinant for true and resolute discipleship. Moreover, the call to the ecclesia to train her members or followers (of Christ) especially those involved in active ministry according to Christ’s standards cannot be overemphasized by the church. Paul Adomako-MensahNoyam Publishersarticlediscipleshipgospel of markChristianityBR1-1725The BibleBS1-2970ENE-Journal of Religious and Theological Studies, Vol 5, Iss 1, Pp 54-67 (2019)
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Christianity
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Paul Adomako-Mensah
Discipleship in the Gospel of Mark
description In the gospel of Mark, we encounter numerous theological emphasis. One of them which is very paramount to Mark’s gospel is discipleship. This work discusses and narrates the accounts in which Jesus called the twelve apostles and their responses. It examines Jesus’ objective of choosing the twelve; discipleship and experiment/practice; discipleship and empowerment; discipleship and self-denial; and discipleship and service/humility; the failure of the disciples; and the implications of discipleship for our contemporary Christian setting. The findings are that obedience to Christ’s calling or vocation and its mandate serve as a determinant for true and resolute discipleship. Moreover, the call to the ecclesia to train her members or followers (of Christ) especially those involved in active ministry according to Christ’s standards cannot be overemphasized by the church.
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