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Mark 1:
- John the Baptizer announcing the coming of Jesus
- Jesus baptized by John the Baptizer in the Jordan
- Jesus tempted by Satan for 40 days
- John arrested
- Jesus starting his preaching work in Galilee
- Jesus chooses Simon and Andrew (two fishermen) to follow him
- Jesus chooses James and John (two fishermen) to follow him
- Jesus cures a possessed man in a synagogue where he teaches during the Sabbath
- Jesus cures Simon’s mother-in-law at the home of Simon and Andrew
- Jesus cures many people
- Jesus goes into synagogues to preach and expel demons
Jesus also cures a leper
- People keep coming to Jesus to be cured
- John the Baptizer announcing the coming of Jesus
- Jesus baptized by John the Baptizer in the Jordan
- Jesus tempted by Satan for 40 days
- John arrested
- Jesus starting his preaching work in Galilee
- Jesus chooses Simon and Andrew (two fishermen) to follow him
- Jesus chooses James and John (two fishermen) to follow him
- Jesus cures a possessed man in a synagogue where he teaches during the Sabbath
- Jesus cures Simon’s mother-in-law at the home of Simon and Andrew
- Jesus cures many people
- Jesus goes into synagogues to preach and expel demons
Jesus also cures a leper
- People keep coming to Jesus to be cured
Mark 2
- Jesus cures a paralytic who is brought to Jesus through the roof.
- Jesus cures the paralytic and forgives his sins to show he can forgive sins to answer scribes.
- Jesus chooses a tax collector called Levi the son of Alphaeus as one of his disciples.
- Jesus dines in Levi’s house with other tax collectors and sinners and scribes and Pharisees reproach him and Jesus answers them by saying he has come for sinners.
- Jesus answers a question regarding John’s disciples and Pharisees’ fasting and his disciples not by saying they will do it when he won’t be here anymore.
- During the sabbath Jesus’ disciples eat grain in the field and the Pharisees tell Jesus it is unlawful and Jesus tells them about David and his men who were hungry ate loaves of presentation reserved to the priests in the house of God and was not guilty and that he is Lord of the Sabbath.
- Jesus cures a paralytic who is brought to Jesus through the roof.
- Jesus cures the paralytic and forgives his sins to show he can forgive sins to answer scribes.
- Jesus chooses a tax collector called Levi the son of Alphaeus as one of his disciples.
- Jesus dines in Levi’s house with other tax collectors and sinners and scribes and Pharisees reproach him and Jesus answers them by saying he has come for sinners.
- Jesus answers a question regarding John’s disciples and Pharisees’ fasting and his disciples not by saying they will do it when he won’t be here anymore.
- During the sabbath Jesus’ disciples eat grain in the field and the Pharisees tell Jesus it is unlawful and Jesus tells them about David and his men who were hungry ate loaves of presentation reserved to the priests in the house of God and was not guilty and that he is Lord of the Sabbath.
Mark 3
- Jesus cures a man with a withered hand in a synagogue on the Sabbath.
- And the Pharisees oppose him.
- Wherever Jesus goes, crowds follow him and he cures many and many want to touch him.
- Even demons says Jesus is the Son of God.
- Jesus shows his 12 disciples to follow him and to be sent to preach and to have authority to expel demons.
- And the names of the 12 are given (Mark 3 :16-19) and it is said that Judas was going to betray Jesus.
- Scribes from Jerusalem accuse Jesus of expelling demons thanks to the devil.
- Jesus answers saying that a kingdom which is divided can’t last.
- Who blasphemes against the holy spirit won’t be forgiven.
- Jesus’ mother and brothers want to see him and Jesus answers that everybody who makes God’s will are his brother and his sister.
- Jesus cures a man with a withered hand in a synagogue on the Sabbath.
- And the Pharisees oppose him.
- Wherever Jesus goes, crowds follow him and he cures many and many want to touch him.
- Even demons says Jesus is the Son of God.
- Jesus shows his 12 disciples to follow him and to be sent to preach and to have authority to expel demons.
- And the names of the 12 are given (Mark 3 :16-19) and it is said that Judas was going to betray Jesus.
- Scribes from Jerusalem accuse Jesus of expelling demons thanks to the devil.
- Jesus answers saying that a kingdom which is divided can’t last.
- Who blasphemes against the holy spirit won’t be forgiven.
- Jesus’ mother and brothers want to see him and Jesus answers that everybody who makes God’s will are his brother and his sister.
Mark 4
- the parable of the sower and the seeds told to the crowd
- the same parable explained to Jesus’ disciples telling them “you do not know this illustration, so how will you understand all the other illustrations?”
- As a lamp is put on a lampstand there is nothing hidden that will not be exposed
- With the measure that you are measuring out, you will have it measured out to you
- God’s Kingdom is like when a man casts seeds on the ground, when it is harvesttime he thrusts in the sickle
- God’s Kingdom is like a mustard grain which grows and becomes greater than all other vegetable plants
- So Jesus speaks to the crowds with many illustrations and then he explains all things privately to his disciples
- during a storm when Jesus and his disciples are in a boat, Jesus stops the storm
- the parable of the sower and the seeds told to the crowd
- the same parable explained to Jesus’ disciples telling them “you do not know this illustration, so how will you understand all the other illustrations?”
- As a lamp is put on a lampstand there is nothing hidden that will not be exposed
- With the measure that you are measuring out, you will have it measured out to you
- God’s Kingdom is like when a man casts seeds on the ground, when it is harvesttime he thrusts in the sickle
- God’s Kingdom is like a mustard grain which grows and becomes greater than all other vegetable plants
- So Jesus speaks to the crowds with many illustrations and then he explains all things privately to his disciples
- during a storm when Jesus and his disciples are in a boat, Jesus stops the storm
Mark 5
- Jesus cures a possessed man and let all the demons to get into a great herd of
- the man cured tells everybody about what Jesus did to him
- Jairus one of the presiding officers of the synagogue asks Jesus to cure his daughter
- a woman who had had a flow of blood for 12 years touches Jesus and is cured
- Jesus feels it and asks who did that so she answers
- Jesus goes to cure Jairus’ daughter
- Some men say that she is dead
- But Jesus goes to his house
- he says she is not dead but sleeping and the men laugh
- Jesus cures his daughter
- Jesus cures a possessed man and let all the demons to get into a great herd of
- the man cured tells everybody about what Jesus did to him
- Jairus one of the presiding officers of the synagogue asks Jesus to cure his daughter
- a woman who had had a flow of blood for 12 years touches Jesus and is cured
- Jesus feels it and asks who did that so she answers
- Jesus goes to cure Jairus’ daughter
- Some men say that she is dead
- But Jesus goes to his house
- he says she is not dead but sleeping and the men laugh
- Jesus cures his daughter
Mark 6
- Jesus teaches in the synagogue during the Sabbath
- people can’t believe it because he is a carpenter
- Jesus doesn’t perform powerful works as a consequence only curing few sick people
- he sends the Twelve out two by two and gives them authority over the unclean spirits
- the disciples cure many people
- King Herod thinks Jesus is John the Baptizer raised up after he has him beheaded
- Jesus feeds the crowd (5,000 men) by multiplying loaves of bread and fish
- Jesus walks on the sea during a storm and calm the storm
- Jesus keeps curing peole
- Jesus teaches in the synagogue during the Sabbath
- people can’t believe it because he is a carpenter
- Jesus doesn’t perform powerful works as a consequence only curing few sick people
- he sends the Twelve out two by two and gives them authority over the unclean spirits
- the disciples cure many people
- King Herod thinks Jesus is John the Baptizer raised up after he has him beheaded
- Jesus feeds the crowd (5,000 men) by multiplying loaves of bread and fish
- Jesus walks on the sea during a storm and calm the storm
- Jesus keeps curing peole
Mark 7
- The Pharisees and scribes ask Jesus why his disciples don’t observe the tradition of the men of the past
- Don’t teach commands of men as doctrines but God’s commandment
- Jesus tells illustrations and then explains the meaning to his disciples
- A Greek woman asks Jesus to cure his possessed daughter but he has come for the Jews
- Because of her answer Jesus cures her daughter
- Jesus cures a deaf man
- The Pharisees and scribes ask Jesus why his disciples don’t observe the tradition of the men of the past
- Don’t teach commands of men as doctrines but God’s commandment
- Jesus tells illustrations and then explains the meaning to his disciples
- A Greek woman asks Jesus to cure his possessed daughter but he has come for the Jews
- Because of her answer Jesus cures her daughter
- Jesus cures a deaf man
Mark 8
- Jesus feeds 4,000 people by multiplying bread and fish
- he cures a blind man
- he starts teacing them he was going to be killed and raised three days later
- He tells those who want to follow him to leave everything
Mark 9
- Jesus takes Peter and james and John into a lofty mountain and they see him speaking witj Elijah and Moses
- Jesus’ desciples can’t expel a demon so Jesus must do the job
- He tells his disciples that he is going to be killed and will rise three days later
- Jesus’ disciples argue about who is the greatest among them
- He says to let those who expel demons in his name do it
Mark 10
- Jesus teaches the crowds by the sea
- Divorce
- His disciples try to prevent people to bring children to him
- He says that people need to be like children if they want to enter into God’s kingdom
- Difficult for rich people to enter into God’s Kingdom
- He tells them he is going to die and will rise three days later
- James and John ask Jesus to sit at his side in God’s kingdom
- If you want to be the first you need to minister the others
- Jesus cures a blind man
- Jesus feeds 4,000 people by multiplying bread and fish
- he cures a blind man
- he starts teacing them he was going to be killed and raised three days later
- He tells those who want to follow him to leave everything
Mark 9
- Jesus takes Peter and james and John into a lofty mountain and they see him speaking witj Elijah and Moses
- Jesus’ desciples can’t expel a demon so Jesus must do the job
- He tells his disciples that he is going to be killed and will rise three days later
- Jesus’ disciples argue about who is the greatest among them
- He says to let those who expel demons in his name do it
Mark 10
- Jesus teaches the crowds by the sea
- Divorce
- His disciples try to prevent people to bring children to him
- He says that people need to be like children if they want to enter into God’s kingdom
- Difficult for rich people to enter into God’s Kingdom
- He tells them he is going to die and will rise three days later
- James and John ask Jesus to sit at his side in God’s kingdom
- If you want to be the first you need to minister the others
- Jesus cures a blind man
Mark 11
- Jesus sends two disciples to look for a colt and bring it back
- Jesus sits on it and enters Jerusalem while the crowd cheers him
- He enters the temple
- The next day, he feels hungry and he sees a fig tree but it is not the season for figs so he strikes the tree
- He goes to the temple and opposes the sellers inside the temple
- Later they could see that the fig tree had withered
- In the temple, the chief priests and the scribes and the elders ask him about his authority
- Jesus asks them about the authority of John the baptist
- But they don’t want to answer so Jesus does the same
Mark 12
- Jesus tells about the illustration of the man who plants a vineyard and leases it to cultivators before travellling abroad.
- The man sends slaves to get the fruit
- The cultivators mistreat or kill them
- The owner finally sends his own son but they kill him thinking they will inherit the vineyard
- the owner will kill them and lease the vineyard to others
- Then some Pharisees and followers of Herod ask him if it is lawful to pay head tax to Caesar
- Jesus tells them to pay Caesar’s things to Caesar and God’s things to God
- Then Sadducees ask him about a man who takes a wife and dies without offspring. All his seven brothers marry his wife and die without offspring. Then the woman dies. In the resurrection, they ask whose wife she will be.
- He answers saying when people rise from the dead they don’t marry.
- They ask about the first commandment
- Love your God and second love your neighbor
- He asks them why the scribes say that the Christ is David’s son because he calls him Lord
- warnings against the scribes who always want to be first
- the poor widow who gives little but more than the rich
- Jesus sends two disciples to look for a colt and bring it back
- Jesus sits on it and enters Jerusalem while the crowd cheers him
- He enters the temple
- The next day, he feels hungry and he sees a fig tree but it is not the season for figs so he strikes the tree
- He goes to the temple and opposes the sellers inside the temple
- Later they could see that the fig tree had withered
- In the temple, the chief priests and the scribes and the elders ask him about his authority
- Jesus asks them about the authority of John the baptist
- But they don’t want to answer so Jesus does the same
Mark 12
- Jesus tells about the illustration of the man who plants a vineyard and leases it to cultivators before travellling abroad.
- The man sends slaves to get the fruit
- The cultivators mistreat or kill them
- The owner finally sends his own son but they kill him thinking they will inherit the vineyard
- the owner will kill them and lease the vineyard to others
- Then some Pharisees and followers of Herod ask him if it is lawful to pay head tax to Caesar
- Jesus tells them to pay Caesar’s things to Caesar and God’s things to God
- Then Sadducees ask him about a man who takes a wife and dies without offspring. All his seven brothers marry his wife and die without offspring. Then the woman dies. In the resurrection, they ask whose wife she will be.
- He answers saying when people rise from the dead they don’t marry.
- They ask about the first commandment
- Love your God and second love your neighbor
- He asks them why the scribes say that the Christ is David’s son because he calls him Lord
- warnings against the scribes who always want to be first
- the poor widow who gives little but more than the rich
Mark 13
- Destruction of Jerusalem
- Time of conclusion of things
- Many will come on the basis of Jesus’ name and will mislead many
- Wars and earthquakes
- Jesus’ disciples will be put to court and beaten and killed
- The disgusting thing that causes desolation
- Necessity to flee to the mountain
- False Christs and false prophets
- Coming of the Son of man
- The fig tree
- Nobody knows the day and the hour except the Father
Mark 14
- Dinner at the house of Simon the leper
- A woman pours expensive perfumed oil on his head
- The disciples are indignant
- She prepares Jesus’ body for burial
- Judas goes to the chief priests to betray Jesus
- They eat the Passover
- Jesus indicates who is going to betray him
- He tells them they will all stumble
- Peter will disown Jesus three times
- In Gethsemane he takes Peter and james and John with him to pray
- Jesus goes a bit away to pray alone
- He comes back three times and three times they are sleeping
- Judas comes with the crowd and takes him to the Sanhedrin
- Peter disowns Jesus three times
- Destruction of Jerusalem
- Time of conclusion of things
- Many will come on the basis of Jesus’ name and will mislead many
- Wars and earthquakes
- Jesus’ disciples will be put to court and beaten and killed
- The disgusting thing that causes desolation
- Necessity to flee to the mountain
- False Christs and false prophets
- Coming of the Son of man
- The fig tree
- Nobody knows the day and the hour except the Father
Mark 14
- Dinner at the house of Simon the leper
- A woman pours expensive perfumed oil on his head
- The disciples are indignant
- She prepares Jesus’ body for burial
- Judas goes to the chief priests to betray Jesus
- They eat the Passover
- Jesus indicates who is going to betray him
- He tells them they will all stumble
- Peter will disown Jesus three times
- In Gethsemane he takes Peter and james and John with him to pray
- Jesus goes a bit away to pray alone
- He comes back three times and three times they are sleeping
- Judas comes with the crowd and takes him to the Sanhedrin
- Peter disowns Jesus three times
Mark 15
- The Sanhedrin sends Jesus to Pilate
- Pilate asks the Jews for releasing Barabbas or Jesus and they say Barabbas
- So the roman soldiers bring him to the Golgotha
- They mock him
- He is executed with two robbers
- Joseph asks Jesus’ body to put him in a tomb
Mark 16
- Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James and Salome go to the tomb
- It is opened and they see an angel
- He says Jesus was raised up and they must tell his disciples
- Jesus will meet them in Galilee
- The Sanhedrin sends Jesus to Pilate
- Pilate asks the Jews for releasing Barabbas or Jesus and they say Barabbas
- So the roman soldiers bring him to the Golgotha
- They mock him
- He is executed with two robbers
- Joseph asks Jesus’ body to put him in a tomb
Mark 16
- Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James and Salome go to the tomb
- It is opened and they see an angel
- He says Jesus was raised up and they must tell his disciples
- Jesus will meet them in Galilee
Mark adds that when Jesus is in Simon’s home, the whole city is gathered right at the door. We can imagine that everybody is speaking about Jesus and his miracles. At the time of Jesus, Capernaum is a fishermen village of 1,700 inhabitants. The next day he gets up early in the morning, while it is still dark and looks for an isolated place and he prays but simon and the other disciples go for him. It is difficult to imagine Jesus’ state of mind being surrounded all the time by crowds or people. He had to fight to find moments to stay alone and pray. But whenever it was possible he would do it to pray to God. And the disciples tell him that people are looking for him but he says that they will go in other towns nearby to preach because he has come for that. Then he cures a leper. He tells him not to say to anybody but go to the priest and make an offer for his cleansing; But the former leper tells everybody what Jesus has just done to him. Thus Jesus can’t enter openly into a city but he has to stay in isolated places and people keep coming to him.
THE MIRACLES PERFORMED BY JESUS
Mark 1
- Jesus cures a possessed man in a synagogue where he teaches during the Sabbath
- Jesus cures Simon’s mother-in-law at the home of Simon and Andrew
- Jesus cures many people
- Jesus goes into synagogues to preach and expel demons
- Jesus also cures a leper
- People keep coming to Jesus to be cured
Mark 2
- Jesus cures a paralytic who is brought to Jesus through the roof.
- Jesus cures the paralytic and forgives his sins to show he can forgive sins to answer scribes.
Mark 3
- Jesus cures a man with a withered hand in a synagogue on the Sabbath.
- And the Pharisees oppose him.
- Wherever Jesus goes, crowds follow him and he cures many and many want to touch him.
- Even demons says Jesus is the Son of God.
Mark 4
- During a storm when Jesus and his disciples are in a boat, Jesus stops the storm
Mark 5
- Jesus cures a possessed man and let all the demons to get into a great herd of swine (2,000 pigs)
- The man cured tells everybody about what Jesus did to him
- Jairus one of the presiding officers of the synagogue asks Jesus to cure his daughter
- a woman who had had a flow of blood for 12 years touches Jesus and is cured
- Jesus feels it and asks who did that so she answers
- Jesus goes to cure Jairus’ daughter
- Some men say that she is dead
- But Jesus goes to his house
- he says she is not dead but sleeping and the men laugh
- Jesus cures his daughter
Mark 6
- Jesus teaches in the synagogue during the Sabbath
- People can’t believe it because he is a carpenter
- Jesus doesn’t perform powerful works as a consequence only curing few sick people
- He sends the Twelve out two by two and gives them authority over the unclean spirits
- The disciples cure many people
- King Herod thinks Jesus is John the Baptizer raised up after he has him beheaded
- Jesus feeds the crowd (5,000 men) by multiplying loaves of bread and fish
- Jesus walks on the sea during a storm and calm the storm
- Jesus keeps curing people even those who just touch him
Mark 7
- A Greek woman asks Jesus to cure his possessed daughter but he has come for the Jews
- Because of her answer Jesus cures her daughter
- Jesus cures a deaf man with a speech impediment
Mark 8
- Jesus feeds 4,000 people by multiplying bread and fish
- he cures a blind man in two stages
Mark 9
- Jesus’ disciples can’t expel a demon so Jesus must do the job
Mark 10
- Jesus cures a blind man called Bartimaeus
Mark 11
- Jesus dries a fig tree without fruit because it isn’t the season but Jesus is hungry
Mark 1
- Jesus cures a possessed man in a synagogue where he teaches during the Sabbath
- Jesus cures Simon’s mother-in-law at the home of Simon and Andrew
- Jesus cures many people
- Jesus goes into synagogues to preach and expel demons
- Jesus also cures a leper
- People keep coming to Jesus to be cured
Mark 2
- Jesus cures a paralytic who is brought to Jesus through the roof.
- Jesus cures the paralytic and forgives his sins to show he can forgive sins to answer scribes.
Mark 3
- Jesus cures a man with a withered hand in a synagogue on the Sabbath.
- And the Pharisees oppose him.
- Wherever Jesus goes, crowds follow him and he cures many and many want to touch him.
- Even demons says Jesus is the Son of God.
Mark 4
- During a storm when Jesus and his disciples are in a boat, Jesus stops the storm
Mark 5
- Jesus cures a possessed man and let all the demons to get into a great herd of swine (2,000 pigs)
- The man cured tells everybody about what Jesus did to him
- Jairus one of the presiding officers of the synagogue asks Jesus to cure his daughter
- a woman who had had a flow of blood for 12 years touches Jesus and is cured
- Jesus feels it and asks who did that so she answers
- Jesus goes to cure Jairus’ daughter
- Some men say that she is dead
- But Jesus goes to his house
- he says she is not dead but sleeping and the men laugh
- Jesus cures his daughter
Mark 6
- Jesus teaches in the synagogue during the Sabbath
- People can’t believe it because he is a carpenter
- Jesus doesn’t perform powerful works as a consequence only curing few sick people
- He sends the Twelve out two by two and gives them authority over the unclean spirits
- The disciples cure many people
- King Herod thinks Jesus is John the Baptizer raised up after he has him beheaded
- Jesus feeds the crowd (5,000 men) by multiplying loaves of bread and fish
- Jesus walks on the sea during a storm and calm the storm
- Jesus keeps curing people even those who just touch him
Mark 7
- A Greek woman asks Jesus to cure his possessed daughter but he has come for the Jews
- Because of her answer Jesus cures her daughter
- Jesus cures a deaf man with a speech impediment
Mark 8
- Jesus feeds 4,000 people by multiplying bread and fish
- he cures a blind man in two stages
Mark 9
- Jesus’ disciples can’t expel a demon so Jesus must do the job
Mark 10
- Jesus cures a blind man called Bartimaeus
Mark 11
- Jesus dries a fig tree without fruit because it isn’t the season but Jesus is hungry