Jesus Returns to His Home Town of Nazareth Returning to His hometown, Jesus went into the synagogue where He had worshiped as a lad and began to teach (vv.
1-2). Remember that He did not leave Nazareth until He was about thirty years old. People knew him well and were far
from being impressed by His message. Instead they …
Jesus Sends His Disciples as Missionaries Jesus had been with the disciples for a period of training and now they were ready to go out and preach. He sent them
out in pairs so they could encourage one another (v. 7). He gave them power over unclean spirits and with this He gave
them instructions for their journey (vv. 8- …
Mark Tells About The Death of John The Baptist Herod,, along with many others wondered who Jesus really was (vv. 14-18). Herod Antipas was ruler of Galilee. He was the son of Herod the Great and had inherited part of the kingdom from his father. Herod the Great was the king who was responsible for the massacre of the children …
Feeding of The 5000 The feeding of the five thousand is the only miracle that is recorded in all four gospels. It takes place right after the disciples return from a successful preaching tour and Jesus had decided they could do with some needed rest (vv. 30-31). He had gotten into a boat with …
Storm on The Sea of Galilee Jesus urged the disciples to row the boat across the lake to Bethsaida, even before He dismissed the crowd (v. 45).
Why would He want to do this? Mark does not tell us but perhaps it was because the people wanted to make Jesus
king (Jn. 6:15) and this was the last thing He wanted …
Crowd Wanting to be Healed We find Jesus arriving back on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee not very far from Capernaum in the plain of
Gennesaret (v. 53). This was one of the most fertile areas in all Palestine. No sooner had He landed than He was
surrounded by a crowd of people (v. 54). Many of them c …
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Jesus Returns to His Home Town of Nazareth
Returning to His hometown, Jesus went into the synagogue where He had worshiped as a lad and began to teach (vv. 1-2). Remember that He did not leave Nazareth until He was about thirty years old. People knew him well and were far from being impressed by His message. Instead they …
Jesus Sends His Disciples as Missionaries
Jesus had been with the disciples for a period of training and now they were ready to go out and preach. He sent them out in pairs so they could encourage one another (v. 7). He gave them power over unclean spirits and with this He gave them instructions for their journey (vv. 8- …
Mark Tells About The Death of John The Baptist
Herod,, along with many others wondered who Jesus really was (vv. 14-18). Herod Antipas was ruler of Galilee. He was the son of Herod the Great and had inherited part of the kingdom from his father. Herod the Great was the king who was responsible for the massacre of the children …
Feeding of The 5000
The feeding of the five thousand is the only miracle that is recorded in all four gospels. It takes place right after the disciples return from a successful preaching tour and Jesus had decided they could do with some needed rest (vv. 30-31). He had gotten into a boat with …
Storm on The Sea of Galilee
Jesus urged the disciples to row the boat across the lake to Bethsaida, even before He dismissed the crowd (v. 45). Why would He want to do this? Mark does not tell us but perhaps it was because the people wanted to make Jesus king (Jn. 6:15) and this was the last thing He wanted …
Crowd Wanting to be Healed
We find Jesus arriving back on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee not very far from Capernaum in the plain of Gennesaret (v. 53). This was one of the most fertile areas in all Palestine. No sooner had He landed than He was surrounded by a crowd of people (v. 54). Many of them c …