Innovative Governance Practices in Higher Education Institutions Iraq

Innovative governance practices in higher education institutions in Iraq. Contact info: info@projectinspire.eu, website: www.projectinspire.eu. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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1. 1 MIKE MAZZALONGO MIKE MAZZALONGO Introduction and Introduction and Background Background

2. Background Background Oral period 33-60 A.D. Written Period 60-100 A.D. Mark 60-70 A.D.

3. Inspiration Inspiration 1. Bible claims inspiration But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all that I said to you. -John 14:26

4. All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; - II Timothy 3:16 But know this first of all, that no prophecy of Scripture is a matter of one s own interpretation, for no prophecy was ever made by an act of human will, but men moved by the Holy Spirit spoke from God. - II Peter 1:20-21

5. Inspiration Inspiration 1. Bible claims inspiration 2. Fulfilled prophecy

6. Inspiration Inspiration 1. Bible claims inspiration 2. Fulfilled prophecy 3.Quality

7. Mark Mark Timeline Timeline 30 30- -40 A.D. 40 A.D. - Mary/Jerusalem

8. Mark Mark Timeline Timeline 40-50 A.D. - Saul/Barnabas - First missionary journey - Dispute with Paul

9. Mark Mark Timeline Timeline 56-60 A.D. - Restored fellowship - Ministry with Paul

10. Mark Mark Timeline Timeline 60-70 A.D. - Secretary to Peter

11. Early church leaders confirm that Mark s gospel was widely accepted and circulated in the Apostolic age. - Papias 115 A.D. - Clement 180 A.D. - Origen 225 A.D.

12. Criteria for Acceptance Criteria for Acceptance 1. Had to be apostle, disciple 2. Doctrinal soundness; historical accuracy; authentic work 3. Acceptance by early church

13. Mark Mark - -Text Text Historical narrative Christ-centered Action and reaction

14. Mark Mark - -Text Text Short and to the point Forces decision Theme Jesus is Divine

15. Outline Outline 1. Introduction of divine 1:1-13 2. Proof of His divinity: teaching and miracles 1:14-8:20 3. Proof of His divinity: death and resurrection 8:27-16:20

16. Uses for Mark Uses for Mark A. Gospel to the world B. Good first book for non-Bible reader