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Mark
The Ministry of John the Baptist
The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus
Preaching in Galilee and the Call of the Disciples
Jesus’ Authority
Healings at Simon’s House
Praying and Preaching
Cleansing a Leper
The Call of Levi; Eating with Sinners
The Superiority of the New
Lord of the Sabbath
Crowds by the Sea
Appointing the Twelve Apostles
Jesus and Beelzebul
Jesus’ True Family
The Purpose of Parables
The Parable of the Lamp
The Parable of the Growing Seed
The Parable of the Mustard Seed
The Use of Parables
Stilling of a Storm
Restoration and Healing
Sending Out the Twelve Apostles
The Death of John the Baptist
The Feeding of the Five Thousand
Walking on Water
Healing the Sick
A Syrophoenician Woman’s Faith
Healing a Deaf Mute
The Demand for a Sign
The Yeast of the Pharisees and Herod
A Two-stage Healing
Peter’s Confession
First Prediction of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection
Following Jesus
The Transfiguration
The Disciples’ Failure to Heal
Second Prediction of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection
Questions About the Greatest
On Jesus’ Side
Jesus and Little Children
The Rich Man
Third Prediction of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection
The Request of James and John
Healing Blind Bartimaeus
Cursing of the Fig Tree
Cleansing the Temple
The Withered Fig Tree
TheycameagaintoJerusalem. WhileJesuswaswalkinginthetemple courts, thechief priests, the experts inthe law, andtheelderscameuptohimandsaid, “Bywhatauthorityareyoudoingthesethings? Orwhogaveyouthisauthoritytodothesethings?” Jesussaidtothem, “Iwillaskyouonequestion. AnswermeandIwilltellyoubywhatauthorityIdothesethings: John’s baptism – wasitfromheavenorfrompeople? Answer me.” They discussed withoneanother, saying, “Ifwesay, ‘Fromheaven,’ hewillsay, ‘Thenwhydidyounotbelievehim?’ Butifwesay, ‘Frompeople – ’” (theyfearedthecrowd, fortheyallconsideredJohntobe truly aprophet). SotheyansweredJesus, “We don’tknow.” ThenJesussaidtothem, “NeitherwillItellyoubywhatauthorityIamdoingthesethings.” Thenhe began tospeaktotheminparables: “A man planteda vineyard. Heputa fence aroundit, dugapitfor its winepress, andbuilta watchtower. Thenheleaseditto tenant farmers andwentona journey. Atharvesttimehesentaslavetothetenantstocollectfromthemhisportionofthecrop. Butthose tenants seizedhis slave, beathim, andsenthim away empty-handed. Sohesentanotherslavetothemagain. Thisonethey struck ontheheadand treated outrageously. Hesentanother, andthatonethey killed. This happened tomanyothers, someofwhomwerebeaten, others killed. Hehadone left, hisone dear son. Finallyhe sent himtothem, saying, ‘Theywillrespectmyson.’ Butthosetenantssaidtooneanother, ‘Thisistheheir. Come, let’s kill himandtheinheritancewillbeours!’ Sotheyseizedhim, killed him, andthrewhis body outofthe vineyard. Whatthenwilltheownerofthe vineyard do? Hewillcomeand destroy thosetenantsandgivethe vineyard toothers. Haveyounot read thisscripture: ‘ The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. This is from the Lord, and it is marvelous in our eyes’?” Nowtheywantedtoarresthim (buttheyfearedthecrowd), becausetheyrealizedthathetoldthisparableagainstthem. Sothey left himandwent away. Paying Taxes to Caesar
Marriage and the Resurrection
The Greatest Commandment
The Messiah: David’s Son and Lord
Warnings About Experts in the Law
The Widow’s Offering
Signs of the End of the Age
Persecution of Disciples
The Abomination of Desolation
The Arrival of the Son of Man
The Parable of the Fig Tree
Be Ready!
Jesus’ Anointing
The Plan to Betray Jesus
The Passover
The Lord’s Supper
The Prediction of Peter’s Denial
Gethsemane
Betrayal and Arrest
Condemned by the Sanhedrin
Peter’s Denials
Jesus and Barabbas
Jesus is Mocked
The Crucifixion
Jesus’ Death
Jesus’ Burial
The Longer Ending of Mark
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