Mark's original ending of the gospel does not contain an account of the resurrection; that ending, now contained in the gospel of the New Testament, was added by a later author.

It refers to a “secret Gospel” of Mark—so secret, in fact, that Clement enjoins Theodore to deny knowledge of it even on oath. Behind Seven Veils.

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Although Mark’s Gospel is the shortest he often gives vivid details not mentioned by Matthew or Luke. Thus one can form a mental picture of the scenes in Christ’s life more fully and clearly ...

The Secret Gospel of Mark, discovered in the 20th century, offers some insight into their beliefs. Getty Images ...

Soon, bones said to belong to Mark, who died in or around 68 A.D., will be on display at the Shrine of All Saints in Morton Grove.

The Gospel of Thomas It does not tell the story of the life and death of Jesus, but offers the reader his 'secret teachings' about the Kingdom of God. Elaine H. Pagels: ...