Mark ending positions - true authenticity and various dodges

[Steven Avery]

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NON-AUTHENTICITY.

Bruce Metzger ("ought to be accepted as part of the canonical text of Mark")
James Snapp (convoluted Markus Interruptus theories, see sinking pericope page)
Peter Gurry ("Scripture, something like an ancient appendix.")
David W. Hester

And I strongly encourage you not to let them try to pull this shake and bake game with you.

TRUE AUTHENTICITY

Note: Kelhoffer lists defenders
https://books.google.com/books?id=3z9hz6VrD_8C&pg=PA19

John William Burgon
Edward Freer Hills (and AV defenders in general)
Maurice Robinson
Wilbur Pickering
Nicholas P. Lunn
Jeffrey Riddle (and Confessional and Reformation defenders)

Borland?

George Salmon
Jean Paulin Martin
Paton James Gloag
Andrew Edward Breen
Richard Lenski

The Holy Bible According to the Authorized Version (A.D.1611)

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Frederic Charles Cook
Scrivener
Bishop Wordsworth
John Brown McClellan
Bleek
Hilgenfeld ?

ECW
Kirchhofer

Flip around ?
John William McGarvey
Broadus
Morison

Unsure
Benjamin W. Bacon
Andrew Cain
McDill
Edwards

Kelhoffer

 

[Steven Avery]

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In addition to J. W. Burgon, those who have argued for, or tacitly assumed, the authenticity of the LE include: J. P. P. Martin, Introduction a la critique textuelle du Nouveau Testament (Vol. 2; Paris: Maisonneuve frdres et C. Leclerc, 1884); George Salmon, A Historical Introduction to the Study of the Books of the New Testament: Being An Expansion of Lectures Delivered in the* Divinity School of the University of Dublin (London: John Murray, 1885) 187—193; Johannes E. Belser, “Integritat des Markusevangeliums,” in idem, Einleitung in das Neue Testament (Freiburg im Brcisgau: Herder, 1901) 93—103; Second Edition, 1905, pp. 98—105; J.-P. van Kasteren, “L’epilogue Canonique du Second Evangile (Mr. 16, 9-20),” RB 11 (1902) 240—255, esp. pp. 246—251; Ivan Panin, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark: Their Genuineness Established (C. F. Lenton: Norfolk, England; Grafton, MA: Panin, 1910); Gerhard Hartmann, Der Aufbau des Markusevangeliums mit einem Anhang: Untersuchungen zur Echtheit des Markusschlusses (NTAbh 17.2—3; ed. M. Meinertz; Munster: Verlag der Aschendorffschen Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1936) 175—276; Samuel M. Zwemer, “The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel of Mark,” EvQ 17 (1945) 13—23; reprinted in Counterfeit or Genuine? Mark 16? John 8? (ed. D. O. Fuller; Grand Rapids, Ml: Grand Rapids International Publications, 1975) 159—174; Marchinus van der Valk, Observations on Mk 16, 9-20 in Relation to Mark’s Gospel (Separata de Humanitas 6—7; Coimbra, Portugal: Faculdade de letras da Universidade de Coimbra Instituto de Estudos Classicos, 1958); Lee Alfred, “The Last Twelve Verses of Mark: A Study of Authenticity,” (M.A. Thesis, Harding College, 1958); Ernest H. Streets, "These Signs”: Mark 16, 17: A Personal Testimony and Bible Study (Open Bible Trust: Cowdenbeath, 1959, reprinted, 1984); William R. Farmer, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark-, idem, “A note on J. Birdsall’s Review of The Last Twelve Verses of Mark in The Journal of Theological Studies, April 1975,” in idem, Occasional Notes on Some Points of Interest in New Testament Studies (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1980) 15—20; Edward F. Hills, “Dean Burgon and the Traditional Text,” in reprinted edition of John W. Burgon, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark (Grand Rapids, MI: Associated Publishers and Authors, 1959) 17—72; idem, “The Magnificent Dean Burgon and the Original Text,” in Counterfeit or Genuine? Mark 16? John 8?, pp. 15—24; David O. Fuller, “The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel according to St. Mark: Condensed by D. O. Fuller,” in Counterfeit or Genuine? Mark 16? John 8?, pp. 25—130; Hans Lubsczyk, “Kyrios Jesus: Beobachtungen und Gedanken zum SchluB des Markusevangeliums,” in Die Kirche des Anfangs: Festschrift fur Heinz Schiirmann zum 65. Geburtstag (ed. R. Schnackenburg et al.; Leipzig: St. Benno, 1977) 133—174; David Eymann, “An Evaluation of the Evidence Bearing upon the Authenticity of Mark 16:9-20,” (M.A. Thesis, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, 1978); D. A. Thompson, The Controversy Concerning the Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to Mark', Bruce A. Nathan, “An Isogogical and Exegetical Study of Mark 16:9-20,” (Ft. Wayne, IN: M.Div. Thesis, Concordia Theological Seminary, 1980); [no author listed] “The Authenticity of the Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to Mark: Demonstrated by the Evidence of the Ancient Manuscripts,” (London: Trinitarian Bible Society, 1980, 1995). For a summary of such approaches to the LE, see also S. L. Cox, History and Critique of Scholarship, pp. 53—95.

Scholars who do not subscribe to a particular position on the question of the authenticity of the LE include M. Lach, “Od Koga Potjece Svrsetak (Kanonski) Markova Evandelja (16,9-20),” Bogoslovska Smorta 30 (1942) 232—235; Jose M. Bover, “El final de San Marcos (16, 9-20),” EstBib 3 (1944) 561—562; Francisco R. Colino, “Autenticidad critico-historica de la conclusion canonica (Me. 16/9-20),” Studium Legionense 7 (1966) 177—224; Jana Opocensk£, “Women at the Cross, at Jesus’ Burial, and after the Resurrection: Mk 15.40; 16.10,” Reformed World 47 (1997) 40—48.

 

[Steven Avery]

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In addition to J. W. Burgon, those who have argued for, or tacitly assumed, the authenticity of the LE include:

J. P. P. Martin, Introduction a la critique textuelle du Nouveau Testament (Vol. 2; Paris: Maisonneuve frdres et C. Leclerc, 1884);

George Salmon, A Historical Introduction to the Study of the Books of the New Testament: Being An Expansion of Lectures Delivered in the* Divinity School of the University of Dublin (London: John Murray, 1885) 187—193;

Johannes E. Belser, “Integritat des Markusevangeliums,” in idem, Einleitung in das Neue Testament (Freiburg im Brcisgau: Herder, 1901) 93—103; Second Edition, 1905, pp. 98—105;

J.-P. van Kasteren, “L’epilogue Canonique du Second Evangile (Mr. 16, 9-20),” RB 11 (1902) 240—255, esp. pp. 246—251;

Ivan Panin, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark: Their Genuineness Established (C. F. Lenton: Norfolk, England; Grafton, MA: Panin, 1910);

Gerhard Hartmann, Der Aufbau des Markusevangeliums mit einem Anhang: Untersuchungen zur Echtheit des Markusschlusses (NTAbh 17.2—3; ed. M. Meinertz; Munster: Verlag der Aschendorffschen Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1936) 175—276;

Samuel M. Zwemer, “The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel of Mark,” EvQ 17 (1945) 13—23; reprinted in Counterfeit or Genuine? Mark 16? John 8? (ed. D. O. Fuller; Grand Rapids, Ml: Grand Rapids International Publications, 1975) 159—174;

Marchinus van der Valk, Observations on Mk 16, 9-20 in Relation to Mark’s Gospel (Separata de Humanitas 6—7; Coimbra, Portugal: Faculdade de letras da Universidade de Coimbra Instituto de Estudos Classicos, 1958);

Lee Alfred, “The Last Twelve Verses of Mark: A Study of Authenticity,” (M.A. Thesis, Harding College, 1958);

Ernest H. Streets, "These Signs”: Mark 16, 17: A Personal Testimony and Bible Study (Open Bible Trust: Cowdenbeath, 1959, reprinted, 1984);

William R. Farmer, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark-, idem, “A note on J. Birdsall’s Review of The Last Twelve Verses of Mark in The Journal of Theological Studies, April 1975,” in idem, Occasional Notes on Some Points of Interest in New Testament Studies (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1980) 15—20;

Edward F. Hills, “Dean Burgon and the Traditional Text,” in reprinted edition of John W. Burgon, The Last Twelve Verses of Mark (Grand Rapids, MI: Associated Publishers and Authors, 1959) 17—72; idem, “The Magnificent Dean Burgon and the Original Text,” in Counterfeit or Genuine? Mark 16? John 8?, pp. 15—24;

David O. Fuller, “The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel according to St. Mark: Condensed by D. O. Fuller,” in Counterfeit or Genuine? Mark 16? John 8?, pp. 25—130;

Hans Lubsczyk, “Kyrios Jesus: Beobachtungen und Gedanken zum SchluB des Markusevangeliums,” in Die Kirche des Anfangs: Festschrift fur Heinz Schiirmann zum 65. Geburtstag (ed. R. Schnackenburg et al.; Leipzig: St. Benno, 1977) 133—174;

David Eymann, “An Evaluation of the Evidence Bearing upon the Authenticity of Mark 16:9-20,” (M.A. Thesis, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, 1978);

D. A. Thompson, The Controversy Concerning the Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to Mark', Bruce A. Nathan, “An Isogogical and Exegetical Study of Mark 16:9-20,” (Ft. Wayne, IN: M.Div. Thesis, Concordia Theological Seminary, 1980);

[no author listed] “The Authenticity of the Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to Mark: Demonstrated by the Evidence of the Ancient Manuscripts,” (London: Trinitarian Bible Society, 1980, 1995).

For a summary of such approaches to the LE, see also
S. L. Cox, History and Critique of Scholarship, pp. 53—95.