The only reliably historical New Testament reference is in Philemon 1:24. The reference tells us nothing about Mark, except that he was a Christian who appears to have been known to Philemon and other Christians associated with Philemon. It is possible from this reference that Mark was a missionary. Apart from this detail, we know nothing historical about Mark and there is certainly no suggestion that he was a fisherman.
1 Peter 5:13 portrays Mark as Peter's son, either intending this to be a blood relationship or a suggestion of close friendship for a younger man. Papias, an early second-century Church Father who probably knew the epistle known as 1 Peter, seems to have believed that Mark was indeed Peter's son. As a result, an extra-biblical tradition arose, that Mark was in Rome as secretary to the apostle Peter and wrote down Peter's memoirs, which supposedly became the source for Mark's Gospel.
Yes, Job is in the Old Testament of the Bible just before Psalms.
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The Bible says in Job 1:1 that he was a man from the land of "Uz". Uz, or Hus, is usually associated with the land of Aram and the Aramaeans. Job may have been an Aramaean since he lived in that land.
The book in the Bible that marks the beginning of the New Testament is the Gospel of Matthew.
Yes, Bible verses should be in quotation marks when referencing them in writing.
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The Bible does not tell us who the parents of Job were.
What were the names of job's children in the bible
No, there are not any mention of the names of Job's sisters in the Bible. Job was a prophet and there is a book of the Bible named after him.
Job in the Bible did build the pyramid but with help from his workers
Yes, Job is in the Old Testament of the Bible just before Psalms.
Job was born in 980.
In the bible, Solomon was the king of Israel.
The Bible only records that Job had one wife, and her name is not given.
Job's siblings are not named in the Bible.