Edited by David E. Orton and published by Brill , the collection highlights Mark's transition from being viewed as a simple editor to a "creative composer".
: The book compiles influential articles from the journal Novum Testamentum , featuring work by major figures like Norman Perrin, John Dominic Crossan, and Elizabeth Struthers Malbon. The Composition of Mark's Gospel: Selected Stud...
: Analyzing the structured, orderly flow of the narrative. Edited by David E
: The volume explores the widely held scholarly view that Mark was the original inventor of the "Gospel" genre, serving as the earliest model for later evangelists like Matthew and Luke. : Analyzing the structured, orderly flow of the narrative
The Composition of Mark's Gospel. Selected Studies from Novum Testamentum. Series: Brill's Readers in Biblical Studies, Volume: 3.
: The technique of interpolating one story inside another (also known as intercalation).
: Detailed studies within the book examine specific literary techniques unique to Mark, such as: