Martel Pace

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Martel Pace was born in Arkansas and was reared in Flint, Michigan. He preached his first sermon in 1952, at the age of seventeen, and began preaching full time in 1956. In his fifty-plus years of preaching, Pace served congregations in Arkansas, Michigan, Missouri, and Alabama. He served as the Involvement Minister at the University church of Christ in Montgomery, Alabama, and taught part time in the V. P. Black College of Biblical Studies at Faulkner University in Montgomery, Alabama.

Pace studied at Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tennessee; Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas; the Harding University Graduate School of Religion in Memphis, Tennessee; and Regions University (formerly Southern Christian University) in Montgomery, Alabama. He held the B.A., M.A., and M.Div. degrees. He is the author of The Third Incarnation.

Martel and his wife, Doris, have three children and nine grandchildren.

 

Mark 1—8 Martel Pace, M.Div.
Mark presents Jesus as a lowly servant, as a man of action more than a man of words. Consequently, the doings of Jesus, not His teachings dominate this record of Jesus' life and ministry. A careful study of the Gospel According to Mark will change your life and that of others. The messages found in this account of our Lord's life can pierce our hearts to have the passion to live godly lives and share the good news with others. (462 pages)
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Mark 9—16 Martel Pace, M.Div.
The Gospel According to Mark is the most vividly narrated of the accounts of the Savior's life and ministry. In this commentary, Martel Pace reflects the Gospel writer's focus on brevity and quick movement from one event to the next in Jesus' life. Covering the latter half of Mark, this volume focuses on Jesus' death, burial, resurrection appearances, and the Great Commission He gave for Christians to fulfill until the end of time. (518 pages)
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Hebrews Martel Pace, M.Div.
This study is a reminder to Christians to remain faithful to Christ, the better way. Thorough exposition explains much about the Old Testament sacrificial system and its symbolic relationship to Christianity. (618 pages)
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