Sabbath School Lesson 1: The Beginning of the Gospel


 

The Book of Mark

Sabbath School Lesson 1

The Beginning of the Gospel

You may use this for presenting and studying the current Sabbath School Lesson.

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> Download the notes for this lesson's video here.

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> Download  Mark (3rd qtr) Sabbath School Lessons Here

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>Why has sin gone on so long?

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> Will we ever have to stand without Jesus in the last days?

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