Update on 1st Century Gospel of Mark

by | Feb 10, 2012 | Articles

In a previous post, I noted that Dr. Dan Wallace remarked during a recent debate that he had information about the discovery of a fragmentary papyrus manuscript of the Gospel of Mark that may possibly be from the 1st century A.D. Immediately, Wallace’s announcement was big news on numerous blogs, with Wallace himself responding in the comments section on several of the blogs in order to clarify some misunderstandings. Dr. Wallace has now issued a new statement that you can read here.

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