The West-Saxon Version of
The Gospel of
Mark
The text is taken from:
Euangelium secundum Marcum: The Gospel of Saint Mark
in West-Saxon. Bright, J.W. (ed.).
The Belles-lettres series. Section 1. English literature. Boston/London: D.C.
Heath & Co, 1905.
Transcribed by
Rich Rhodes
and
Mark
Langley
This digital edition annotated and prepared
by
Michel van der Hoek
Anoka, Minnesota
2006
¶ John the Baptist Prepares the Way
¶ Jesus Calls His First Disciples
¶ A Man with an Unclean Spirit
¶ Jesus Is Lord of the Sabbath
¶ The Parables of the Growing Seed & the Mustard Seed
¶ The Healing of a Demon-Possessed Man
¶ The Healing of a Woman and of Jairus’s Daughter
¶ Jesus Sends Out the Apostles
¶ The Death of John the Baptist
¶ The Feeding of the Five Thousand
¶ Healing the Sick in Gennesaret
¶ The Faith of the Syro-Phonenician Woman
¶ The Feeding of the Four Thousand
¶ Jesus Predicts His Death and Resurrection
¶ A Boy with an Unclean Spirit
¶ Second Prediction of Jesus’s Death and Resurrection
¶ Disputes among the Disciples
¶ Third Prediction of Jesus’s Death
¶ The Request by James and John
¶ The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
¶ Jesus’s Authority Challenged
¶ The Sadducees and the Resurrection
¶ The Temple’s Destruction Foretold
¶ The Abomination of Desolation
¶ The Coming of the Son of Man