Commentaries on Mark
Ryle offers expository analysis of Mark's Gospel with practical observations for Christian understanding and application.
Exposition of Mark's Gospel highlighting Christ's suffering servanthood, miraculous power, and discipleship with vivid narrative and theological emphasis.
Mark Leavenworth preaches charity to Connecticut's General Assembly, applying biblical principles of benevolence to all social orders and classes.
An 1787 discourse celebrating human dignity and intellectual advancement, occasioned by Benjamin Franklin's donation of books to a parish library.
A 1753 funeral sermon on Christian readiness for Christ's return, preached at Lexington following the death of their longtime pastor.
Calvin's harmonized commentary on the four Gospels, synthesizing Matthew, Mark, and Luke with separate treatment of John, providing comprehensive scriptural interpretation for English readers.
First volume of Calvin's harmonized Gospel commentary, synthesizing Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John to illuminate Christ's life and teachings.
Second volume of Calvin's Gospel harmony, continuing the integrated analysis of all four Gospels' accounts of Jesus's ministry.
Third volume completing Calvin's Gospel harmony, providing comprehensive theological interpretation of Christ's passion, resurrection, and apostolic commission.
Matthew Henry's fifth volume provides comprehensive commentary on Matthew through John, illuminating Gospel narratives and Christ's teachings.
Most-discussed verses in Mark
Verses cited by the most works across the whole library, not only the commentaries.