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For those seeking a fresh view of Jesus' story.

_Tell No One_ helps you understand Jesus' true impact.

You will deepen your faith and connect with His teachings.

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Tell No One: The Story of Jesus as Recorded in the Gospel of Mark

Name: Tell No One: The Story of Jesus as Recorded in the Gospel of Mark
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Author: Barnabas Smith
ISBN: 9798869114570

by Barnabas Smith

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For those seeking a fresh view of Jesus' story.

_Tell No One_ helps you understand Jesus' true impact.

You will deepen your faith and connect with His teachings.

Discover the story of Jesus in a fresh and dramatic way with Barnabas Smith's engaging rendition of the Gospel of Mark.

Our Mission

Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
Together we've raised over £1,000,000 for UK Christian charities
25,000 churches are using the Eden Plus account

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In this rendition of the Gospel of Mark, poet Barnabas Smith presents the familiar text in a new, dramatic format. He offers a new perspective on the story of Jesus, inviting readers to meet the teacher from Nazareth again.

Tell No One presents the earliest narrative of the man who would be Christ and spark a movement that would span the globe and ignite the hearts of billions. This new translation highlights the politics of Jesus' day and his conflicts with religious leaders, the Roman Empire, and even his disciples.