The Servant King: Bible Studies in the Gospel of Mark
Overview
Each of the four Gospels is distinctive. Each has its own angle concerning the Lord Jesus Christ and his life. The four perspectives in no way contradict each other, but they do complement each other like the strings and percussion and wind instruments in a band. Mark often tells us that Jesus taught, but spends less time on what he taught. The Servant King deals with Jesus’ actions, covering the whole of Mark. This insightful guide serves as an easy-to-read introduction to a fast-paced Gospel.
- Background information on the text and extensive contextual data
- Thought-provoking questions for individual reflection or group discussion
- All Scripture references linked to the Bibles in your digital library
- Title: The Servant King: Bible Studies in the Gospel of Mark
- Author: Bryan Williams
- Publisher: Logos Bible Software
- Publication Date: 2009
- Pages: 83
Bryan Williams was born and raised in Nelson, New Zealand. In 1958, he moved to England to attend London Bible College. In 1962, Williams gained a B.D. from the University of London and an ALBC diploma from London Bible College. At the invitation of the Bible Institute of South Africa, he began lecturing there in 1970, and held various positions there. In 1977, he completed his Ph.D. through the Universities of Cape Town and Stellenbosch. For years, he has led home Bible studies and served in various church committees. He has written numerous books, and has devoted his life to developing tools to help people study the Bible more fruitfully. Bryan and his wife, Barbara, live in Cape Town, South Africa.