William Wrede said this text features commands for silence because its central figure had to hidehis identity.
William Wrede said this text features commands for silence because its central figure had to hidehis identity. In this book, a man in Bethsaida sees tree-like shapes while his vision is getting fixed, andnear its end a group of women "said nothing to anyone, for they were afraid". One man in this booksays that things men say and do, not the food they eat, make them unclean. In the two-sourcehypothesis, this text is about as old as the Q source. A young man who runs away (*) naked in thiswork is said to be its author. A possible original ending for this book features three women at an emptytomb midway through its sixteenth and final chapter, before they hear about the Resurrection. For 10points, name this synoptic Gospel between Matthew and Luke.
William Wrede said this text features commands for silence because its central figure had to hidehis identity.
Gospel according to Mark [or Gospel of Mark; or to euangelion kata Markon]