Mark vs. Mathew

Introduction

The Gospel of Mark is located at the time of the second generation of Christians when Christianity has been the Jewish borders. Many experts think it was probably written between AD 65-70 for an audience of mostly gentle, probably to the Christian community in Rome under Nero (64 AD). The gospel gives them the strength to bear witness to their faith as their Master and Lord Jesus on the cross.

Matthew has many peculiar expressions which enhanced the essence of variety in his style. Matthew begins his account by giving the genealogy of Jesus. Then he talks about Jesus' birth and early years, including the Flight into Egypt from the murderous Herod and their return to Nazareth. Matthew message sounds clear: Jesus is the Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. But these words formed the most powerful exhortation that could be used. Whatever violent force was confronted by Jesus, it was often given remoteness and its aversion increases, contrary, when one is allowed to who are offered something free to do or do not make it a much more powerful for attraction what you want from it.

Discussion

Over the last three centuries, the world of biblical studies had joined forces to solve the puzzle as to why the gospels are both so similar and so different. They found, after the laborious research, that Matthew and Luke based their writings on those of Mark and another source called "Q".

The hypothesis of the two sources is generally accepted as the basic answer to this problem and mimic it remains among the majority who are the contemporary study of the New Testament. By studying these gospels, it is obvious that Marc was more primitive in style, theology and language. But more importantly, in the Gospel of Mark, the human side of ...