Exposition of the Gospel According to Mark

by William Hendriksen

Series: New Testament Commentary

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Accompanying biblical text is author's translation. Vols. 14-<20 > by Simon J. Kistemaker. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. [1] John I-VI -- [2] John VII-XXI -- [3] 1-2 Thessalonians -- [4] 1-2 Timothy. Titus -- [5] Philippians -- [6] Colossians. Philemon -- [7] Ephesians -- [8] Galatians -- [9] Matthew --[10] Mark -- [11] Luke -- [12] Romans 1-8 -- [13] Romans 9-16 -- [14] James and I-III John -- [15] Hebrews -- [16] Peter and Jude -- [17] Acts -- [18] I Corinthians -- [19] Exposition of the Second Epistle to the Corinthians -- [20] Exposition of the book of Revelation.… (more)

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Not terribly complicated and he does make some interesting points. Helps point out how sections of Mark's gospel tie together and how the book is organized. He has written a lot of other commmentaries and it is annoying to send us to those for explanations of certain points. However, the book does okay without going to commentaries on other books.
I like to read a commentary on the book we will going through that year, and this is my second on Mark. CPH needs to get a Concordia Commentary out before the next go-round! (

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