G3138

Μάρκος
Betacode: *MA/RKOS2
mar’-kos
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: Mark*, [PERSON]
(2 People mentioned in the scriptures? Much debate as to who wrote the Book of Mark. Mark is a common name. John surnamed Mark, son of Mary of Jerusalem, Barnabas’ cousin; probably the Mark mentioned in Phm 1:24 & 2Tim 4:11. Then a Mark, son of Peter is mentioned too; 1 Pet 5:13.)(Mark = ’a defense)
Etymology: {Latin}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 8 ) Act_12:12, Act_12:25, Act_15:37, Act_15:39, Col_4:10, 2Ti_4:11, Phm_1:24, 1Pe_5:13,
KJV: Mark 5, Marcus 3 TR: 8

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