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This text is the first to display the text of the New Testament book of Mark alongside its putative Old Testament referents. This classification of Old Testament references serves to represent both verbal and conceptual correspondences with New Testament entries and comprises five categories: Attributed reports - varying degrees of content representation and/or verbal mimesis; Non-attributed reports - high degrees of content representation and/or verbal mimesis; Non-attributed reports - moderate degrees of content representation and/or verbal mimesis; Non-attributed reports - lesser degrees of content representation and/or verbal mimesis; and, Reminiscences.

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...persuasively argues and systematically demonstrates that there is substantial influence of the Hebrew Bible on the New Testament. (Prof. Hemchand Gossai Georgia Southern University) [The author's] detailed collection of relevant textual data, his taxonomy, and insightful analysis are a welcome addition to Gospel research. (Prof. Michael J. Gilmour Providence University College)

"""...persuasively argues and systematically demonstrates that there is substantial influence of the Hebrew Bible on the New Testament."" (Prof. Hemchand Gossai Georgia Southern University) ""[The author's] detailed collection of relevant textual data, his taxonomy, and insightful analysis are a welcome addition to Gospel research."" (Prof. Michael J. Gilmour Providence University College)"""

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