^
Mark
Mark 1:9-13
Mark 1:14-15
Mark 1:16-20
Mark 1:21-28
Mark 1:29-31
Mark 1:32-34
Mark 1:35-39
Mark 1:40-45
Mark 2:1-12
Mark 2:13-17
Mark 2:18-22
MARK 2:23-28
MARK 3:1-6
MARK 3:7-12
MARK 3:13-19
MARK 3:20-30
MARK 3:31-35
MARK 4:1-25
MARK 4:26-34
MARK 4:35-41
MARK 5:1-20
MARK 5:21-43
MARK 6:1-6a
MARK 6:6b-13
MARK 6:14-29
MARK 6:30-34
MARK 6:35-44
MARK 6:45-52
MARK 6:53-56
MARK 7:1-23
MARK 7:24-30
MARK 7:31-37
MARK 8:1-10
MARK 8:11-21
MARK 8:22-26
MARK 8:27-30
MARK 8:31-33
MARK 8:34-9:1
MARK 9:2-8
Mark 9:9-13
MARK 9:14-29
MARK 9:30-32
MARK 9:33-37
MARK 9:38-41
MARK 9:42-48
Mark 9:49-50
MARK 10:1-12
MARK 10:13-16
MARK 10:17-31
MARK 10:32-34
MARK 10:35-45
MARK 10:46-52
MARK 11:1-11
MARK 11:12-14
MARK 11:15-19
MARK 11:20-25
MARK 11:27-33
MARK 12:1-12
MARK 12:13-17
MARK 12:18-27
MARK 12:28-34
MARK 12:35-37
MARK 12:38-40
MARK 12:41-44
MARK 13:1-2
MARK 13:3-37
MARK 14:1-2
MARK 14:3-11
MARK 14:12-17
MARK 14:18-26
MARK 14:27-31
MARK 14:32-42
MARK 14:43-49
MARK 14:50-52
MARK 14:53-65
MARK 14:66-72
MARK 15:1-5
MARK 15:6-15
MARK 15:16-20
MARK 15:21-24
MARK 15:25-32
MARK 15:33-41
MARK 15:42-47
MARK 16:1-8
[The end of Mark's Gospel was lost or destroyed long ago. Then someone wrote verses 9-20 from what he remembered about those events. That ending is given below.]
MARK 16:9-14
MARK 16:15-20

Note: The Old Testament in this translation is still being worked on, and is in draft form. Updates will be posted at eBible.org/t4t/.

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