Kata Markon

["Parsons, Mikeal C." <Mike_Parsons AT baylor.edu>]

in addition to the other studies mentioned see James Kelhoffer, Miracle
and mission : the authentication of missionaries and their message in
the longer ending of Mark Tubingen : J C B Mohr,  2000, who argues that
the ending of Mark is based on on the other canonical gospels (and
therefore provides indirect witness to the emerging four-fold gospel).
See also William Farmer, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark (CUP, 1974), who
argues, if I remember correctly, for the authenticity of the verses
(based in part on his Two Gospel source theory).
cheers,
Mikeal Parsons

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> From:         José Antonio Septién
> Reply To:     Kata Markon
> Sent:         Friday, April 12, 2002 11:36 PM
> To:   Kata Markon
> Subject:      [gmark] The long ending of Mark,
> 
> Dearest friends,
> I'm doing a research on the long ending of Mark (16. 9-20). It has
> been difficult to me to find some articles or books that deal minutely
> with the style, and syntactical features of that segment of Mark. The
> point I'm trying to elucidate is this:  the section that goes from
> vvs. 9 to 20 is  really Markan? Would you please informe abotut how
> and where to get the stuff I'm looking for?
> With best regards
> Jose Antonio Septien
>  
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