Parabole and Parrhesia in Mark

Interpretation 40 (1):39-52 (1986)
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Careful attention to the regular pattern of contrasting parable with explanation, mystery with interpretation, and crowd with disciples allows the careful reader to gain new insight into the scope and purpose of Mark's enterprise as a whole

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