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"""Kelly Iverson is not only a sophisticated reader of the Second Gospel, but more than that, he is a gifted communicator. This book combines the expertise of a scholar with the sensitivities of a first-rate teacher to provide us with an insightful and engaging introduction to Mark's historical, narrative, and theological contours. Going forward, I have found the book I will be using when I teach the Gospel of Mark!"" --Christopher W. Skinner, professor of New Testament and early Christianity, Loyola University Chicago ""Mostly, scholars write for other scholars, as Kelly Iverson has ably done elsewhere. Sometimes scholars summarize scholarship for non-scholars. But here, Iverson has taken another step--offering a broad audience a taster's choice of scholarly conversations about significant aspects of Mark's story of Jesus. What a wonderful way to communicate scholarship's enduring goal: informed and respectful dialogue! Iverson's book invites exploration of the worlds of Jesus, Mark, and those who thoughtfully engage them. Join the journey!"" --Elizabeth Struthers Malbon, professor emerita of religion and culture, Virginia Tech"

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Kelly R. Iverson is associate professor of New Testament at Baylor University. His previous titles include Performing Early Christian Literature (2021), From Text to Performance (Cascade Books, 2014), Unity and Diversity in the Gospels and Paul (2012), Mark as Story: Retrospect and Prospect (2011), and Gentiles in the Gospel of Mark (2007).

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