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John Mark in the Bible — Who Was John Mark? | nocap.bible

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John Mark

Wrote the shortest Gospel — action-packed and straight to the point

Also known as John Mark

1 mention across 1 book

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Also known as John Mark. He was Barnabas' cousin and traveled with Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey (but left early, causing a disagreement). Later reconciled with Paul. His Gospel is the earliest written and moves fast.

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Cousin of Barnabas

Author of the Gospel of Mark

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colossians

The Roll CallColossians 4:10-14

John Mark is identified here as the same person who abandoned Paul on an earlier mission trip — the fact that Paul is now endorsing his welcome shows how far their relationship has been restored.

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