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“This highlights the theme of ‘messianic secrecy’ that is so prevalent in Mark’s gospel. Jesus silences demons and humans, even the disciples, when they speak publicly about his identity. In some cases, Jesus does this so that he can define himself on his own terms, as the terms other people use are often inadequate. Sometimes Jesus doesn’t want recognition from a demon!” (Volume 60, Number 3, Page 63)
“What I’m more excited about is the promise that Jesus will return to earth and raise the dead. The story of Jairus’s daughter points to something that we who have faith will someday experience.” (Volume 60, Number 3, Page 63)
“His healing power not only negates, but also overcomes, both ritual impurity and the very causes of impurity. Not even death can stop him.” (Volume 60, Number 3, Page 62)
“But when Jesus was confronted with a physical need, he stopped to heal.” (Volume 60, Number 3, Page 62)
“Michelle Alexander’s The New Jim Crow, Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between the World and Me, and Joy DeGruy’s Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome.” (Volume 60, Number 1, Page 67)