The Gospel of Mark
By Paul Vickers
Edited by Stuart Shotwell
How does God want us to live in our daily lives? The answer, according to minister Paul V. Vickers, can be found in the gospel of Mark. Delving into the rich symbolism of the biblical text, Vickers reveals a loving, spiritual message that applies to people of all religious backgrounds.
This short work contains a series of passages on division and conflict from the writings of Emanuel Swedenborg. Each passage is accompanied by a summary of key points and questions to discuss or ponder privately, giving readers the opportunity to dig deeper into a unique system of spiritual introspection and growth.
E-book, 311 pages
Description
Paul Vickers grapples with the question of how God wants us to live our daily lives, and he turns to a new way of reading the gospel of Mark for answers. Vickers’ insightful discussion of its rich symbolism reveals the relevance this gospel has to our lives. God, according to Vickers, is the same immediate presence for the reader of today that he was at the time of the writing of the book of Mark. Through the immediacy of his presence, in a manner unique to each reader, God urges us to examine and improve our lives. Encouraging a less self-centered engagement with the world, Person to Person: The Gospel of Mark fosters development of a more loving, more spiritually conscious soul.
Additional information
| Editor | Morgan Beard |
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| Format | e-book |
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