The the reception of Mark in the second century Kok, Michael J. creator author. text bibliography mnu Minneapolis Fortress Press c2015 2015 monographic eng

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x, 384 pages ; 24 cm. pt. I. The construction of Mark as the interpreter of Peter. The decline of the patristic consensus -- The re-emergence of the patristic tradition -- From Paul's fellow worker to Peter's interpreter -- pt. II. The ideological function of the patristic tradition. Toward a theory of the patristic reception of Mark -- The gospel on the margins of the canon -- The clash of rival interpreters -- Conclusion: The centrist Christian appropriation of Mark -- Appendix: The Carpocratians and the mystic Gospel of Mark. by Michael J. Kok. Revision of the author's thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Sheffield, 2013 under title: The gospel on the margins : the ideological function of the patristic tradition on the evangelist Mark. Includes bibliographical references (pages 301-327) and indexes. Criticism, interpretation, etc History Early church, ca. 30-600 BS2585.52 .K65 2015 226.306 Kok 2015 9781451490220 (pbk) 9781451490220 2016302951 YDXCP 170531 20250530121304.0 19135996 eng