Peter G. Bolt is Head of New Testament Studies at Moore Theological College, Sydney. He has edited (with M.D. Thompson) and contributed to The Gospel to the Nations: Perspectives on Paul's Mission (2000).

Review of the hardback: '… offers many new insights. There's a lot for most of us to learn from this book, and it opens up fascinating insights into ancient thought and culture.' European Journal of Theology

• 1. Introduction; 2. The beginning of the gospel (Mark 1.1–13); 3. The Kingdom is near (Mark 1.14–4.34); 4. Jesus and the perishing (Mark 4.35–8.26); 5. Entering the coming Kingdom (Mark 8.27–10.52); 6. The clash of Kingdoms (Mark 11.1–13.37); 7. The coming of the Kingdom (Mark 14–16); 8. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.

Peter G. Bolt is Head of New Testament Studies at Moore Theological College, Sydney. He has edited (with M.D. Thompson) and contributed to The Gospel to the Nations: Perspectives on Paul's Mission (2000).

Review of the hardback: '… offers many new insights. There's a lot for most of us to learn from this book, and it opens up fascinating insights into ancient thought and culture.' European Journal of Theology

• 1. Introduction; 2. The beginning of the gospel (Mark 1.1–13); 3. The Kingdom is near (Mark 1.14–4.34); 4. Jesus and the perishing (Mark 4.35–8.26); 5. Entering the coming Kingdom (Mark 8.27–10.52); 6. The clash of Kingdoms (Mark 11.1–13.37); 7. The coming of the Kingdom (Mark 14–16); 8. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.

Peter G. Bolt is Head of New Testament Studies at Moore Theological College, Sydney. He has edited (with M.D. Thompson) and contributed to The Gospel to the Nations: Perspectives on Paul's Mission (2000).

Review of the hardback: '… offers many new insights. There's a lot for most of us to learn from this book, and it opens up fascinating insights into ancient thought and culture.' European Journal of Theology

• 1. Introduction; 2. The beginning of the gospel (Mark 1.1–13); 3. The Kingdom is near (Mark 1.14–4.34); 4. Jesus and the perishing (Mark 4.35–8.26); 5. Entering the coming Kingdom (Mark 8.27–10.52); 6. The clash of Kingdoms (Mark 11.1–13.37); 7. The coming of the Kingdom (Mark 14–16); 8. Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.