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English translations do not always reflect word usage from the original Hebrew and Greek. Having said that, there is one book that conspicuously begins a great many sentences with the Greek word Kai (English: 'and'). This would normally be a grammatical error, but the author of Mark's Gospel, although unknown to us today, was a writer of enormous literary talent. Linguists say he started sentences in this way to create a sense of immediacy in his account.

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