马可福音 16
Revised Chinese Union Version (Simplified Script) Shen Edition
耶稣复活(A)
16 过了安息日，抹大拉的马利亚、雅各的母亲马利亚，和撒罗米，买了香料，要去膏耶稣的身体。 2 七日的第一日清早，太阳出来后，她们来到坟墓那里， 3 彼此说：“谁要替我们把石头从墓门滚开呢？” 4 她们抬头一看，看见石头已经滚开了，原来那石头很大。 5 她们进了坟墓，看见一个年轻人坐在右边，穿着白袍，就很惊奇。 6 那年轻人对她们说：“不要惊慌！你们寻找那钉十字架的拿撒勒人耶稣，他已经复活了，不在这里。来看安放他的地方。 7 你们去，对他的门徒和彼得说：‘他要比你们先到加利利去，在那里你们会看见他，正如他从前所告诉你们的。’” 8 于是她们出来，从坟墓那里逃走，又发抖又惊讶，什么也没有告诉人，因为她们害怕。
．有些古卷有下列结语．
短结语：
〔 9 凡耶稣所吩咐的，她们简洁地告诉彼得和他周围的人。这些事以后，耶稣亲自藉着他的门徒，从东到西，把那神圣、不朽、永远拯救的福音传出去。阿们！〕
长结语：
向抹大拉的马利亚显现(B)
〔 9 在七日的第一日清早，耶稣复活了，先向抹大拉的马利亚显现；耶稣曾从她身上赶出七个鬼。 10 她去告诉那向来跟随耶稣的人；那时他们正哀恸哭泣。 11 他们听见耶稣活了，被马利亚看见，可是不信。〕
向两个门徒显现(C)
〔 12 这些事以后，门徒中有两个人往乡下去；正走着的时候，耶稣以另一种形像向他们显现。 13 他们去告诉其余的门徒，那些门徒还是不信。〕
门徒奉差遣(D)
〔 14 后来十一使徒坐席的时候，耶稣向他们显现，责备他们不信，心里刚硬，因为他们不信那些在他复活以后看见他的人。 15 他又对他们说：“你们往普天下去，传福音给万民[a]听。 16 信而受洗的必然得救，不信的必被定罪。 17 信的人将有神迹随着他们：就是奉我的名赶鬼；说新方言； 18 手[b]能拿蛇；若喝了什么毒物，也不会受害；手按病人，病人就好了。”〕
耶稣升天(E)
〔 19 主耶稣[c]和他们说完了话以后，被接到天上，坐在 神的右边。 20 门徒出去，到处传福音。主和他们同工，藉着伴随的神迹证实所传的道。[d]〕
马可福音 16
Chinese Contemporary Bible (Simplified)
耶稣复活
16 过了安息日，抹大拉的玛丽亚、雅各的母亲玛丽亚和撒罗米买了香料，要去抹耶稣的遗体。 2 周日清早，太阳刚刚升起，她们就去坟墓那里。 3 途中她们彼此议论说：“谁能替我们滚开墓口那块大石头呢？” 4 她们抬头一看，那块大石头已经滚到一旁。 5 她们进了坟墓，看见一位身穿洁白长袍的青年坐在右边，吓了一跳。 6 那青年对她们说：“不要害怕，你们要找那位被钉十字架的拿撒勒人耶稣吗？祂已经复活了，不在这里。你们看！这是安放祂的地方。 7 你们快回去，告诉祂的门徒，特别是彼得，‘祂先你们一步去了加利利，你们将在那里见到祂，正如祂以前所说的一样。’”
8 她们从坟墓出来，跑走了，战战兢兢，疑惑不已，什么也没有告诉他人，因为她们很害怕。
耶稣显现
9 耶稣在周日清晨复活后，首先向抹大拉的玛丽亚显现，耶稣曾在她身上赶出七个鬼。 10 玛丽亚赶到门徒那里，看见他们仍然在哭泣哀悼， 11 就告诉他们耶稣已经复活了，还向她显现过，但他们不相信。
12 此后，有两个门徒在去乡下的路上，看到耶稣以另一种形象向他们显现。 13 他们回去告诉其他的门徒，但门徒还是不相信。
最后的使命
14 后来，当十一位门徒在一起吃饭的时候，耶稣向他们显现，责备他们又不信又固执，因为他们不肯相信那些人在祂复活后见过祂。 15 耶稣又对他们说：“你们要到世界各地去，向全人类传扬福音。 16 相信并接受洗礼的人必定得救，不肯相信的人必被定罪。 17 必有神迹随着信我的人，他们能奉我的名赶鬼，说新的方言， 18 又能用手拿蛇，万一喝了什么毒物，也不会受害。他们把手按在病人身上，病人就可痊愈。” 19 主耶稣说完这些话，就被接回天上，坐在上帝的右边。 20 门徒出去到处传扬福音，主和他们一同工作，借着神迹证实他们所传的道。
Mark 16
The Voice
16 1-2 At the rising of the sun, after the Sabbath on the first day of the week, the two Marys and Salome brought sweet-smelling spices they had purchased to the tomb to anoint the body of Jesus. 3 Along the way, they wondered to themselves how they would roll the heavy stone away from the opening. 4 But when they arrived, the stone was already rolled away in spite of its weight and size.
5 Stepping through the opening, they were startled to see a young man in a white robe seated inside and to the right.
Man in White: 6 Don’t be afraid. You came seeking Jesus of Nazareth, the One who was crucified. He is gone. He has risen. See the place where His body was laid. 7 Go back, and tell Peter and His disciples that He goes before you into Galilee, just as He said. You will see Him there when you arrive.
8 The women went out quickly; and when they were outside the tomb, they ran away trembling and astonished. Along their way, they didn’t stop to say anything to anyone because they were too afraid.
Mark finishes his Gospel in the same way he begins it—quickly, without commentary or explanation. He also finishes it in a humble way: it is the lowly women who take center stage in this greatest miracle of Jesus. The heavenly messenger sends the women with a commission to tell the disciples what has happened, making them the first preachers of the resurrection.
[9 After He rose from the dead early on Sunday,[a] Jesus appeared first to Mary Magdalene, a woman out of whom He had cast seven demons. 10 She brought this news back to all those who had followed Him and were still mourning and weeping, 11 but they refused to believe she had seen Jesus alive.
12 After that, Jesus appeared in a different form to two of them as they walked through the countryside, 13 and again the others did not believe it.
14 The eleven did not believe until Jesus appeared to them all as they sat at dinner. He rebuked them for their hard hearts—for their lack of faith—because they had failed to believe those witnesses who had seen Him after He had risen.
Jesus: 15 Go out into the world and share the good news with all of creation. 16 Anyone who believes this good news and is ceremonially washed[b] will be rescued, but anyone who does not believe it will be condemned. 17 And these signs will follow those who believe: they will be able to cast out demons in My name, speak with new tongues, 18 take up serpents, drink poison without being harmed, and lay their hands on the sick to heal them.
19 After the Lord Jesus had charged the disciples in this way, He was taken up into heaven and seated at the right hand of God. 20 The disciples went out proclaiming the good news; and the risen Lord continued working through them, confirming every word they spoke with the signs He performed through them.][c]
[And the women did everything they had been told to do, speaking to Peter and the other disciples. Later Jesus Himself commissioned the disciples to take this sacred and eternal message of salvation far to the East and the West.][d]
The remaining eleven disciples take this command as their life’s mission. According to tradition, all but one of them (John) will be killed for their refusals to stop proclaiming the truth that Jesus is the Anointed One who has been crucified and who has arisen from the dead. They dedicate their lives—and their deaths—to the proclamation of this reality. If they are not absolutely certain of the truth of Jesus’ resurrection, then why dedicate their lives to announcing it to the world?
Footnotes
- 16:9 Literally, “the first day of the week.” The new creation was underway.
- 16:16 Literally, immersed, to show repentance
- 16:9–20 are not contained in the earliest manuscripts. However, many manuscripts do contain these verses. It is likely the original Gospel ended in 16:8 or that the original ending was lost.
- 16:20 One manuscript concludes with these bracketed words.
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