An Illustrated Commentary on the Gospels according to Mark and Luke, Volume II: Commentary

Hoping to aid all types of Christian teachers, his commentary seeks “to give the results rather than the processes of scholarship.” It is based on the Greek text of the New Testament, but provides full translations. It takes advantage of all facets of scholarship, including historical analysis and exegesis, and archaeology. Helpful illustrations, maps, and other images augment the commentary, and the main focus—at all points—is to illuminate the meaning of Mark’s Gospel. This commentary includes the long ending of Mark, 16:9–20. This resource contains the commentary.