Teaching on Mark 16: Resurrection narrative, empty tomb, angel's message, disciples' initial unbelief, Peter's redemption, mission to preach, original ending at verse 8.

Mark 15 details Jesus' trial, crucifixion, and death, highlighting themes of injustice, sacrifice, prophecy fulfillment, and spiritual redemption, ending with his burial.

Yeshua's anointing, Last Supper, betrayal, arrest, and trial highlight spiritual over material values, prophecy fulfillment, and the necessity of faith and spiritual discernment.

Mark 13: Yeshua warns of tribulations, deception, and persecution, urging reliance on the Holy Spirit. Shawn highlights vigilance, fulfilled prophecies, and communal prayer.

Jesus uses parables to highlight the rejection of prophets, the importance of loving God and neighbor, and warns against hypocrisy. He emphasizes genuine devotion over rituals.

Yeshua enters Jerusalem, cleanses the temple, teaches faith, prayer, and forgiveness, challenges religious leaders, emphasizes spiritual over material, and true authority from God.

Yeshua's teachings in Mark 10 focus on marriage's sanctity, childlike faith, wealth's challenges, and true greatness through service. Shawn highlights humility, service, and faith.

Yeshua's transfiguration with Moses and Elijah highlights his divine role. Emphasizes faith, prayer, humility, and servanthood. Followers should embody purity and grace.

Shawn's teaching focuses on Yeshua's miracles, compassion, faith, spiritual perception, self-denial, and prioritizing spiritual over worldly interests, emphasizing mercy and spiritual insight.

The teaching contrasts human traditions with divine commandments, emphasizing internal purity over external rituals. Yeshua's acts of compassion transcend cultural boundaries, highlighting faith and love.

Mark 6: Yeshua rejected in hometown, sends disciples with faith, Herod executes John, feeds 5000, walks on water, emphasizes faith, repentance, spiritual growth.

Shawn's teaching highlights Jesus' authority over Roman spirits, His engagement with Gentiles, and the power of faith in miracles, as seen in healing and resurrection stories.

Shawn teaches Mark 4's parable of the sower, emphasizing varied responses to God's word, YHWH's kingdom growth, and Yeshua's authority over nature.

Jesus heals on the Sabbath, challenges Pharisees, appoints apostles, teaches unity, emphasizes mercy over law, warns against blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, and defines true kinship by faith.

Shawn's teaching on Mark 2 highlights Jesus' authority to forgive sins, heal, and redefine traditions like the Sabbath, emphasizing a new covenant and continuous rest.

Mark's Gospel, written in Rome (56-63 AD), is concise, omits nativity, uses "immediately," tailored for Gentiles, focuses on Yeshua's ministry, healing, and teachings.