Mark 15

Mark 15:42-47 - Stand Up for Jesus!

This is a Bible study on Mark 15:42-47.

Mark 15:1-41 - Look to Jesus, Our Empathetic Savior

This is a Bible study on Mark 15:1-41.

Mark 15:24 – Christ Stripped Naked on the Cross

This article is an exposition of Mark 15:24.

Mark 15:22 – Christ on Golgotha

This article is an exposition of Mark 15:22, which describes Christ on Golgotha.

Mark 15:21 – Simon of Cyrene Compelled to Bear Christ's Cross

This article is an exposition of Mark 15:21, which explains why Simon of Cyrene was made to bear the cross of Christ.

Mark 15:40-41 – The Women at the Cross

This article considers Mark 15:40-41, which speaks of the women at the cross of Christ.

The Lord Jesus Christ amidst the Soldiers

This article considers the treatment the soldiers gave to Christ, as recorded in Mark 15:16-20.

The Time of the Crucifixion

This article wants to harmonize apparently conflicting accounts of the time of Jesus' crucifixion in Mark 15:25 and John 19:14.

Darkness over the Whole Land: A Biblical Theological Reflection on Mark 15:33

What is the significance of the three-hour darkness described in Mark 15:33? The authors explore the biblical-theological dimensions to this text. They argue that this is a culmination of a trajectory started in Genesis 1:2-3.

Mark 15:23 - Jesus Denies Himself Relief

This article on Mark 15:23 is about Jesus drinking every drop of the wrath of God in our place.

The Condemned King: Mark 15 and the Doctrine of Penal Substition

The author of this article shows that Mark 15 points to Christ's death as the penal substitution, and discusses the link between this passage and Old Testament scriptures.

Mark 15:37-39 – Christ Crucified: Heaven Opened ... Open Eyes

This article on Mark 15:37-39 is about the cross of Jesus and God the Father, and heaven as the temple sanctuary.

In Hebrew, in Latin, and in Greek

In this article on the crucifixion, the author focuses on the words that were written on the cross. Matthew 27:37, Mark 15:26, Luke 33:38, and John 19:19 is discussed in this article, as well as Jesus Christ as king.

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