Jesus' Silence Commands in Mark's Gospel

question 26

Multiple Choice

Jesus' silence commands in Mark's Gospel . . .

• A) were a test of the person's obedience.
• B) were due to his timetable and terms for revealing his messiahship.
• C) were a challenge to the demonic spirits.
• D) were reverse psychology inciting them to publicize his messiahship.

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