Analysis of Section 5

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Analysis of Section 5 ???????
(?Mark 11-1-12.44)
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Pericopes in section 5 1. ????????
(1.1-11) 2. ?????? (11.12-26) 3.
????? (11.27-33) 4. ????????
(12.1-12) 5. ??????????? (12.13-17)
6. ???????? ???? (12.18-27) 7.
??????? (12.28-34) 8. ???????
(12.35-37) 9. ??????? (12.38-40)
10. ??????? (12.41-44)
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Sandwich device/technique in writing
????????? Go back to Lesson 3, question 3.
??????3? 3.20-21 3.22-30
Beelzebub and Jesus family
????????? 3.31-35 5.21-24
5.25-34 Dead girl and sick woman
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5-35-43 The story on the inside illuminates the
surrounding narrative, by way of commentary,
comparison or contrast.
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• Three features of the repetitive style of Hebrew
  poetry
• Synonymous parallelism. Repeat
• Isaiah 44.22 I have swept away your
  offenses like a cloud, your sins like the morning
  mist.
• 2. Antithetical parallelism. Contrast
• Hosea 7.14 They do not cry out to me
  from their hearts, but wail upon their beds.
• 3. Synthetic parallelism. Add to provide
  further
• 
  information
• Obadiah 21.1 Deliverers will go up from
  Mount Zion to govern the mountain of Esau. And
  the kingdom will be the Lords.

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???11??? ??????? ????? (0-1-2-1-0).
11.1-10 ?? ??? 0 11.12-14
??????? 1 11.15-19
????? 2 11.20-25 ??????
1 11.27-33 ?? ??? 0 As hints
about the true status of Jesus grows stronger, so
also do indications of what his coming will mean
for Israel.
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A story shows how the two themes are related
4. ???????? (12.1-12)
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Four short accounts of his teaching 5.
??????????? (12.13-17) 6. ????????
???? (12.18-27) 7. ???????
(12.28-34) 8. ???????
(12.35-37) First three stories also imply
judgment on certain groups 1) 12.17 Who fail
to give God what belongs to him. 2) 12.24,27
Who doubt the power of God to raise the
dead. 3) 12.33 Who substitute
burnt offerings and sacrifices for the
whole-hearted love of God.
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The fourth story (???????) An inadequate
belief that the Messiah is the son of David with
the acknowledgment of him as Lord.
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• 9. ??????? (12.38-40)
• ??????? (12.41-44)
• The element of judgment found in
• 12.38-40 and 12.43-44 (implied).

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Signs of hope 1. A scribe is not far from the
Kingdom. 2. A widow gives everything she has to
God. 3. The parable in 12.1-12 Gentiles
will come to worship God and will inherit
what Israel throws away.