Mark 1–8

The MacArthur New Testament Commentary · John MacArthur

Front Matter

• Title Page
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Contents
• Preface
• Introduction to Mark

Chapters · 31 expositions

• 1. The Herald of the New King Mark 1:1–8
• 2. The Significance of Jesus’ Baptism Mark 1:9–11
• 3. The Authority of Jesus Christ Mark 1:12–20
• 4. The Authority of the Divine King Mark 1:21–28
• 5. Kingdom Power Mark 1:29–39
• 6. The Lord and the Leper Mark 1:40–45
• 7. Jesus’ Authority to Forgive Sin Mark 2:1–12
• 8. The Scandal of Grace Mark 2:13–17
• 9. The Exclusive Distinctiveness of the Gospel Mark 2:18–22
• 10. The Lord of the Sabbath—Part 1 Mark 2:23–28
• 11. The Lord of the Sabbath—Part 2 Mark 3:1–6
• 12. Mark’s Sweeping Summary of Jesus’ Ministry Mark 3:7–19
• 13. Jesus Christ: Liar, Lunatic, or Lord? Mark 3:20–35
• 14. Of Soils and Souls Mark 4:1–20
• 15. Fruitful Hearers Mark 4:21–34
• 16. Calming the Storm Mark 4:35–41
• 17. Dominating Powers Mark 5:1–20
• 18. The Power and Pity of Jesus Mark 5:21–43
• 19. Amazing Unbelief Mark 6:1–6
• 20. Ordinary Men, Extraordinary Calling Mark 6:7–13
• 21. The Murder of the Greatest Prophet Mark 6:14–29
• 22. The Creator Provides Mark 6:30–44
• 23. Jesus Walks on Water Mark 6:45–56
• 24. Scripture-Twisting Tradition Mark 7:1–13
• 25. The Inside Story on Defilement Mark 7:14–23
• 26. Food from the Master’s Table Mark 7:24–30
• 27. To Speak or Not to Speak Mark 7:31–37
• 28. The Compassionate Provider Mark 8:1–10
• 29. Spiritual Blindness Mark 8:11–26
• 30. The Ultimate Good News and Bad News Mark 8:27–33
• 31. Losing Your Life to Save It Mark 8:34–38

Back Matter

• Bibliography
• Index of Hebrew/Aramaic and Greek Words
• Index of Scripture
• Index of Subjects