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by H. D. Kreilkamp (Author)
The Gospel of Mark is an invitation to anyone open to the stories told by believers about Jeshua, the son of Mary, about his life and especially his compassion for those excluded from society and struggling on the margins. Although Mark's Gospel was considered inferior to the other three common to Christians, most scholars today have come to recognize it as the first attempt to give an overall view of the life and death of Jeshua, making it the pioneer of a new literary genre.
Author Biography
H. D. Kreilkamp is a graduate of the Pontifical Oriental Institute of Rome and Catholic University of America, has served as a professor at seminaries and colleges in the United States, and was cofounder of the Institute of Philosophy in Tanzania. His books include Origin of the Patriarchate of Constantinople and Come, Lord Jesus!
