The Gospel of Mark in a new English translation: Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Endings My aim in writing the Copperstone Bible is to make you think about …
The Short Ending But they reported all these instructions to those with Petros. After these [things], Yoshua himself sent from east to west through them the sacred and undying preaching of the Æonic rescue. Amen. The Long Ending Rising up early on the first [day] of the week, he appeared first to Marya of Magdala, …
Shabbat over, Marya of Magdala, Marya the [mother] of Yaakov, and Salome buy aromatic herbs, to come and oil him. Very early on the first [day] of the week, as the sun is rising, they come to the mausoleum. They say to themselves — Who will roll away the stone from the door of the …
Then in the morning the archpriests, with the elders and scholars and the whole council, having made [their] recommendation, bind Yoshua and carry him away to Pilatus. Pilatus questions him — You are the king of the Youdaians? He answers — You say [it]. The archpriests denounce him vehemently. Pilatus questions him again, saying — …
It is [now] two days before Passover, and the [festival of] unleavened [bread]. The archpriests and scholars seek to seize him by subterfuge and kill him. They say — Not in the festival, lest there then be an uproar of the people. He stays in Beth-Anias, at the house of Shimon the scabbed. When he …
[When] he enters the sanctum, one of his students says to him — Teacher, see, what stones, what buildings! Yoshua says to him — See these great buildings? Here will be permitted no stone on [another] stone that is not destroyed. Sitting on the Mountain of Olives, across [the valley] from the sanctum, Petros, Yaakov, …
He begins to speak to them by analogy — A person plants a vineyard, and places a fence around it, and digs a vat, and builds a tower, and entrusts it to farmers, and goes abroad. He sends a slave to the farmers [when it is] time, to get from the farmers some of the …
When they draw near to Yerushalem, to Beth-Phagei and Beth-Anias, at the Mountain of Olives, he sends two of his students, saying to them — Go into the village before you, then entering it you will find a foal tied [there], on which no person has yet sat. Release it and bring [it]. And if …
He rises up from there, and goes to the borders of Youdaia, and across the Yordan, and again a crowd comes to him, and again, as he usually does, he teaches them. They ask him if it is permitted for a man to send away his woman, testing him. But he answers them — What …
After six days Yoshua takes Petros and Yaakov and Yohanan, and brings them up to a high mountain, alone by themselves. He is transformed before them, and his cloak becomes glistening, very white, as no launderer on earth could whiten. Elias and Moshe appear to them, and they speak with Yoshua. In response Petros says …