John Mark

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Author Biblical figure Christian saint Evangelist New Testament person

John Mark is a New Testament figure traditionally regarded as the author of the Gospel of Mark and a companion of the apostles Peter and Paul.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Author → Biblical figure → Christian saint → Evangelist → New Testament person →
alsoKnownAs	Mark → Mark the Evangelist → Saint Mark →
appearsIn	Acts 12 → Acts 13 → Acts 15 →
associatedWithEvent	Disagreement between Paul and Barnabas over his participation → Paul and Barnabas’s first missionary journey →
associatedWithPlace	Alexandria → Cyprus → Jerusalem → Rome →
authored	Gospel of Mark →
called	"Mark, my son" by Peter in 1 Peter 5:13 →
describedAs	Assistant to Paul and Barnabas → Companion of Paul → Companion of Peter →
feastDay	25 April →
hasCompanion	Barnabas → Paul the Apostle → Peter the Apostle →
languageOfWorkOrName	Koine Greek →
mentionedIn	Acts of the Apostles → First Epistle of Peter → Pauline epistles →
occupation	Interpreter → Missionary → Writer →
patronage	Alexandria → Interpreters → Lawyers → Notaries → Venice →
relative	Barnabas →
religion	Christianity →
sourceForGospel	Preaching of Peter →
symbol	Winged lion →
traditionallyRegardedAs	Author of the Gospel of Mark →
traditionallyVeneratedIn	Anglican Communion → Eastern Orthodox Church → Lutheran Church → Oriental Orthodox Churches → Roman Catholic Church →
traditionHoldsThat	First bishop of Alexandria →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mark the Evangelist →	alsoKnownAs
Gospel of Mark →	associatedWith
John Mark (""Mark, my son" by Peter in 1 Peter 5:13") →	called
Orthodox Church of Cyprus →	claimsApostolicFoundationBy
Barnabas →	collaboratesWith