MARK.
PART FIRST.
THE MINISTRY OF JESUS IN GALILEE.
i. 1-ix. 50.
§ I.
THE
BAPTISM AND
TEMPTATION OF
JESUS.
i. 1-13.
1. Brief Account of John's Ministry.
i. 1-8.
- How is this, "the beginning of the gospel"?
1.
- Under what title is Jesus introduced?
1.
- Meaning of the passages quoted?
2, 3.
- Meaning of, "baptism of repentance unto remission of sins"?
4.
- How is. "all" here used?
5.
- Whose coming was he understood to predict?
7, 8, cf. 3.
- Why this account of John?
2. Jesus is Baptized.
9-11.
- What is omitted? Cf.
Matt. iii. 13-17.
- What difference as to the voice from heaven?
- Did any but Jesus see the Spirit?
10.
3. Jesus is Tempted.
12, 13.
- What omitted? and what added? Cf.
Matt. iv. 1-11.
- In what sense, "forty days tempted"?
- Why so much more brief in this section than in Matthew?
§ II.
JESUS
PREACHED ABOUT
CAPERNAUM AND IN
ALL
GALILEE.
i. 14-45.
1. His First Preaching in Galilee.
i. 14, 15.
- What time fulfilled?
- Why say, "repent ye, and believe"? [49]
2. He Calls Four Fishermen.
16-20.
- Inference from, "hired servants"?
20.
3. A Demon Expelled in the Synagogue.
21-28.
- Connection of remarks about his authority?
22, 27.
- Why the spirit called "unclean"?
- Why the convulsion and the outcry?
26.
4. Cures at Peter's House.
29-34.
5. Departure Throughout Galilee.
35-39.
- Why go out so early for prayer?
35.
- Why the people seeking him so early?
- Why no response to their wishes?
6. A Leper Cleansed.
40-45.
- Why forbid him to speak of it?
44, cf. 45.
- Meaning of, "for thy cleansing"?
44.
§ III.
DISCUSSIONS WITH
PHARISEES.
ii. 1-iii. 35.
1. About the Power to Forgive Sins.
ii. 1-12.
- Why was Jesus in the city again?
1, 2, cf. i. 45.
- How did he see their faith?
5.
- Show the conclusiveness of his argument.
9-12.
2. About Eating with Publicans and Sinners.
13-17.
3. About Fasting.
18-22.
- Explain the figures here employed.
4. About Sabbath-breaking.
ii. 23-iii. 6.
5. Great Multitudes and Many Cares.
iii. 7-12.
- What and where was Idumæa?
- Why forbid the testimony of the demons?
12.
6. The Twelve are Chosen.
13-19.
7. About Casting Out Demons.
20-30.
- Into what house?
20.
- Why not able to eat?
- Why think him, "beside himself"?
21.
- Meaning of, "He hath Beelzebub"?
22.
- Show the forces of his answer.
23-27.
- In what sense shall all sins and blasphemies, but one, be forgiven?
28, 29.
- Why was their remark blasphemy against the Spirit?
29, cf. Matt. xii. 28.
8. About His Kindred.
31-35.
- What the purpose of his mother and brothers?
31, cf. 21.
- What prompted his remarks? [51]
§ IV. A
SERIES OF
PARABLES.
iv. 1-34.
1. The Parable of the Sower.
iv. 1-9.
2. Why He Spoke in Parables, and the Parable Explained.
10-20.
- What the lesson of the parable?
3. Parable of the Lamp.
21-25.
- What the points of analogy?
4. Parable of the Seed.
26-29.
- Meaning of, "he knoweth not how"?
27.
- Points of analogy in the parable?
5. Parable of the Mustard Seed.
30-32.
- To what extent has the prediction in this parable been fulfilled?
6. Other Parables.
33, 34.
- How does this section compare with the parallel in Matthew? See
Matt. xiii. 1-53.
- How does it compare as to its place in the narrative?
§ V. A
SERIES OF
MIRACLES.
iv. 35-v. 43.
1. Stilling a Tempest.
iv. 35-41.
- On what day?
35, 36, cf. 1, 2.
- In what connection does Matthew mention this miracle?
Matt. viii. 14-27.
- What does this show as to the plans of the two narratives?
- What does Mark omit in connection with this incident?
Matt. viii. 18-22.
- Why mention other boats?
36.
- Why in the stern? and what cushion?
38.
- Why say, "not yet"?
40.
- Why did they now fear?
41.
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2. A Legion of Demons Cast Out.
v. 1-20.
- Explain the difference as to the place, and as to the number of demoniacs.
1, 2, cf. Matt. viii. 28.
- Why so strong and so wretched?
3-5.
- Why did he say "I" and then, "we"?
7, 9.
- Why object to being sent away?
10, cf. 7.
- Why wish to enter the swine?
12.
- Why could they not control the swine?
13.
- Why the request of the people?
17.
- Why that of the man?
18.
- Why was he sent to publish it?
19.
- What was Decapolis?
20.
3. A Ruler's Request.
21-24.
- Explain the difference as to the ruler's remark.
23, cf. Matt. ix. 18.
- What led to such an act in a synagogue ruler?
- What incident immediately preceded this? See
Matt. ix. 1-18.
4. On the Way a Bloody Issue is Healed.
25-34.
- Why the woman's belief?
28.
- Why not openly ask Jesus to heal her?
- Why was the power exerted without the will of Jesus?
30.
- Why the woman's fear?
33,
cf. 30, 32; Lev. xv. 2, 7.
- How did her faith make her whole?
34.
5. The Ruler's Daughter Raised from the Dead.
35-43.
- Why say, "Fear not, only believe"?
36.
- How many persons in the room? and why no more?
40.
- Why such amazement?
42.
- Why give her something to eat?
43.
- General difference between Matthew and Mark in the
treatment of these miracles? Cf.
Matt. viii. 1-ix. 34.
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§ VI.
OPINIONS ABOUT
JESUS, AND
OTHER
MIRACLES.
vi. 1-56.
1. Opinions of the Nazarenes.
vi. 1-6.
- What admitted in their questions?
2.
- What his former occupation?
3.
- Why could he do so few miracles there?
5.
2. First Mission of the Apostles.
7-13.
- Why, "by two and two"?
7.
- Why anoint with oil?
13.
3. The Opinions of Herod and Others.
14-29.
- How long was this after the death of John?
- Why was Herod perplexed by John's preaching?
20.
- Why did he hear him "gladly"?
- Why called, "a convenient" day?
21.
4. The Apostles Return and Five Thousand Men are Fed.
30-44.
- Why did they need rest?
31.
- State all the causes of the great excitement.
31,
cf. Matt. xiv. 12, 13.
- How could there be green grass in the desert?
39,
cf. 32.
- What was the season?
- Why seated in ranks?
40.
- What opinion of Jesus had these people?
5. Jesus Walks on the Sea.
45-52.
6. Cures in Gennesaret.
53-56.
- What was the opinion of these people? [54]
§ VII.
DISCUSSIONS ABOUT
TRADITION.
vii. 1-23.
1. Occasion of the Discussion.
vii. 1-4.
- What difference in the washings mentioned?
3, 4.
2. The Question and Answer.
5-13.
- Was the Corban actually given to God?
3. An Explanation to the Multitude.
14-16.
- Why given to them rather than to the inquirers?
4. An Explanation to the Disciples.
17-23.
- Why think his remark a parable?
17.
- What kind of defilement?
§ VIII. A
TOUR TO
PHOENICIA AND
DECAPOLIS.
vii. 24-viii. 13.
1. Cure of a Gentile Woman's Daughter.
vii. 24-30.
2. A Deaf Stammerer Cured in Decapolis.
31-37.
- What journey just made?
31.
- Why did he spit?
33.
- What difference here from Matthew? Cf.
Matt. xv. 29-31.
3. Four Thousand Fed in Decapolis.
viii. 1-9.
- What change in these people? and why? Cf.
v. 17, 20.
4. A Sign Demanded in Dalmanutha.
10-13.
§ IX. A
TOUR TO
CÆSAREA
PHILIPPI.
viii. 14-ix. 50.
1. A Warning against the Pharisees and Herod.
viii. 14-21.
2. A Blind Man Healed at Bethsaida.
22-26.
3. A Conversation near Cæsarea Philippi.
27-33.
- What striking differences between Matthew and Mark at this point?
Cf.
Matt. xvi. 13-23.
4. The Necessity for Self-Denial.
viii. 34-ix. 1.
- What multitude did he call?
viii. 34.
- Explain the play upon the word "life."
- Meaning of, "the kingdom of God come with power"?
ix. 1.
5. The Transfiguration.
ix. 2-13.
- What the merit of Peter's proposal?
5, 6.
- Why not know what was meant by rising from the dead?
6. An Obstinate Demon Cast Out.
14-29.
- What were the scribes questioning about?
14.
- Why were the multitude amazed?
15.
- Meaning of the father's answer?
24.
- Why say, "This kind"?
29.
- Cause of the failure?
29, cf. Matt. xvii. 20.
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7. Private Journey through Galilee, and Second Prediction of
His Death.
30-32.
8. Dispute as to Who Should be Greatest.
33-37.
9. John's Jealousy Rebuked.
38-50.
- Who was the man?
38, 39.
- Why speak here of causing believers to stumble?
42, cf. 38.
- Explain the remark about the hand, the foot and the eye.
43-47.
- Meaning of, "salted with fire"?
49.
- Who to be thus salted?
49, cf. 43, 45, 47.
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PART SECOND.
MINISTRY OF JESUS IN PERÆA AND JUDÆA.
x. 1-xvi. 20.
§ I.
CONVERSATIONS IN
PERÆA.
x. 1-45.
1. A Question about Divorce.
x. 1-45.
- In what sense, "tempting him"?
2.
- Combine the items of this conversation with those given in Matthew.
See
Matt. xix. 1-12.
2. Remarks about Little Children.
13-16.
- How is the kingdom of such?
14.
3. How to Obtain Eternal Life.
17-22.
- Why did the man run, and kneel?
17.
- Why say, "None is good" but God?
18.
- Why did Jesus love him?
21.
- State all that was required of him.
21.
- Why sorrowful and not angry?
22.
4. About the Danger of Riches.
23-27.
- What the point of danger?
24.
5. The Reward of Self-Denial.
28-31.
- What is omitted? See
Matt. xix. 17-30.
- In what form the hundredfold received?
30.
- Why add, "with persecutions"?
30.
6. Third Prediction of Death.
32-34.
- Why amazed and afraid at going to Jerusalem?
32,
cf. Jno. xi. 7-10, 16.
- How does this prediction compare with the fulfillment? [58]
7. An Ambitious Request of James and John.
35-45.
- How did they present their request?
35, cf. Matt. xx. 20.
- What the baptism, and why so called?
38, 39.
- Why the indignation?
41.
- Why this sin rebuked so often?
§ II.
JOURNEY FROM
PERÆA TO
JERUSALEM.
x. 46-xi. 11.
1. Blind Bartimæus Healed.
x. 46-52.
- Why come to Jericho?
46, cf. 32.
- Why not mention the other beggar? See
Matt. xx. 29, 30.
- Why cast away his garment?
50.
- Which way did he go, when told to go his way?
52.
- Inference from this?
2. The Public Entry into Jerusalem.
xi. 1-10.
3. A View of the Temple and Return to Bethany.
11.
- At what time of day did he enter the temple?
- Why to Bethany with the twelve? See
Jno. xi. 1-3, 43.
§ III.
INCIDENTS AND
DISCUSSIONS IN
JERUSALEM.
xi. 12-xii. 44.
1. A Barren Fig Tree Cursed.
xi. 12-14.
- Why not know whether there was fruit?
13.
- How could he hope for figs before the season?
- Why the leaves so forward?
2. Profaners of the Temple Expelled.
15-19.
- What the excuse for trading in the temple?
15.
- What for [59]
carrying vessels through it?
16.
- How, "a den of robbers"?
17.
- Why wish to destroy him?
18.
- Whither did he go every evening?
19, cf. 11.
3. The Fig Tree Found Withered.
20-25.
- What could cause a tree to wither to the roots so soon?
20, cf. 12.
- Why not see it as they went out the evening before?
L. of B., 232.
- What limit to the promise in
24?
- Why the precept here about forgiving?
25.
- Difference from Matthew in this and last two paragraphs? Cf.
Matt. xxi. 12-22.
4. The Authority of Jesus Demanded.
27-33.
- Who the chief priests, scribes, and elders?
27.
- What did their question imply?
28.
- What the effect of this discussion on the by-standers?
5. Parable of the Vine-dressers.
xii. 1-12.
6. A Question about Tribute to Cæsar.
13-17.
- Why send Herodians?
13.
- What Pharisees were sent? See
Matt. xxii. 16.
- Why did they marvel?
17.
7. A Question about the Resurrection.
18-27.
- Why say, "in the book of Moses"?
26.
- Why say, "in the place concerning the Bush"?
26.
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8. About the Greatest Commandment.
28-34.
- Why none greater than these?
31.
- Why the scribe's response?
32.
- Why was he not far from the kingdom?
- What was he besides a scribe?
Matt. xxii. 35.
9. A Question about the Christ.
35-37.
- Did Jesus think David the author of the psalm quoted?
- Did he think him inspired?
- Why did the common people hear more gladly than others?
37.
10. Ostentation and Avarice of the Scribes Denounced.
38-40.
- How devour widows' houses?
40.
- Why were their prayers long?
40.
- Difference from Matthew? Cf.
Matt. xxiii. 1-39.
11. The Widow's Contribution.
41-44.
- What law was being observed?
Deut. xvi. 16, 17.
- What was the coin, and its value?
42.
- In what sense did she cast in more than the others?
§ IV.
THE
DESTRUCTION OF THE
TEMPLE AND THE
SECOND
COMING
FORETOLD.
xiii. 1-37.
1. Occasion of the Prediction.
xiii. 1-4.
- Where were the other disciples?
3, 4.
2. The Beginning of Trouble.
5-8.
3. Persecutions to Occur.
9-13.
- Why "beaten" in synagogues?
9.
- Meaning of, "not ye [61]
that speak, but the Holy Spirit"?
11.
- Meaning of, "hated" "for my name's sake"?
13.
4. The Last Sign and the Order for Flight.
14-23.
- What the purpose of this prediction?
5. The Second Coming of the Son of Man.
24-27.
- Is the language concerning the sun, moon and stars literal?
- Into what place shall the elect be gathered?
27.
6. Parable of the Fig Tree.
28-31.
- When ye see what things?
29.
- What things accomplished?
30.
7. The Day of the Coming Unknown.
32-37.
- Meaning of, "find you sleeping"?
36.
- How does Mark report of this prediction compare with Matthew's?
Matt. xxiv. 1-xxv. 46.
§ V.
PLOTS AND
PREPARATIONS FOR THE
DEATH OF
JESUS.
xiv. 1-17.
1. A Plot of the Priests and Scribes.
xiv. 1, 2.
2. Jesus is Anointed for Burial.
3-9.
- Why break the cruse?
3.
- Value of the ointment in our money?
5.
- How could she afford such ointment?
- Point in the remark, "she hath done what she could"?
3. Judas Agrees to Betray Jesus.
10, 11.
4. The Paschal Supper is Prepared.
12-17.
§ VI.
INCIDENTS AT THE
SUPPER AND IN
GETHSEMANE.
xiv. 18-52.
1. The Betrayal Predicted.
xiv. 18-21.
- Was Judas sitting near Jesus?
20.
- Why the woe pronounced?
2. The Lord's Supper Instituted.
22-26.
- Did he drink of the cup?
25.
3. The Denial Foretold.
27-31.
4. The Agony in Gethsemane.
32-42.
5. The Arrest.
43-52.
- Was the young man one of the twelve?
51.
- Why was he clothed in that way?
§ VII.
THE
TRIAL OF
JESUS.
xiv. 53-xv. 15.
1. He is Condemned by the Sanhedrim.
xiv. 53-65.
2. Peter Denies His Lord.
66-72.
- Did he hear the first crowing?
68, 72.
3. Jesus is Accused before Pilate.
xv. 1-5.
- Why a consultation held?
1.
- Why did Jesus answer nothing?
5.
- Why did Pilate marvel at this?
5.
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4. Barabbas is Preferred to Jesus.
6-15.
- How were the people persuaded?
11.
- Pilate's motive?
15.
§ VIII.
THE
CRUCIFIXION AND
BURIAL.
xv. 16-47.
1. Jesus is Mocked by the Soldiers.
xv. 16-20.
- What was the Prætorium?
16.
2. He is Led Forth and Crucified.
21-28.
3. He is Reviled by the People.
29-32.
- What arguments implied in their remarks?
4. The Darkness and the End.
33-38.
5. The Centurion and the Women.
39-41.
6. The Burial.
42-47.
- What "Preparation" was it?
42.
- Was it appointed in the law?
- Why say, "he boldly went in"?
43.
- Why did Pilate marvel?
44.
- Why only two of the women at the tomb?
47.
§ IX.
THE
RESURRECTION, THE
COMMISSION AND THE
ASCENSION.
xvi. 1-20.
1. The Women Visit the Sepulchre.
xvi. 1-8.
- Why so late reaching the tomb?
2, cf. 1.
- What time did they start? See
Matt. xxviii. 1.
- Did they know there had been [64]
a guard at the tomb?
3.
- Did they see the angel roll the stone away?
4, 5.
- Did they tell the disciples, as directed?
8.
- Why say, "tell his disciples and Peter"?
7.
2. Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene.
9-11.
- How could he appear to her before he did to the other women?
9, cf. 1.
- Why did they disbelieve?
11.
3. He Appears to Two in the Country.
12, 13.
4. He Appears to the Eleven and Gives Them Their
Commission.
14-18.
- Are there two appearances, or only one, referred to in this paragraph?
xvi. 14, 19,
cf. Luke xxiv. 36-43.
- In what sense, "shall be saved"?
16.
- In what sense "condemned"?
16.
- Is it promised that every believer shall work the signs?
17, 18.
- Is it promised that the signs shall follow believers always?
- What was the fulfilment of this promise?
20.
5. The Ascension.
19, 20.
- How did Mark learn that Jesus sat down at the right hand of God?
19.
See
Acts ii. 32-35.
- How know that it was He who worked the signs?
20.
- What indication here as to the date of this Gospel?
20.
- What of the genuineness of
xvi. 9-20?
See
9,
margin. [65]
REVIEW OF MARK.
PART FIRST.
- What is the subject and what the extent of Part First?
- What the subjects of the section?
§ I.
- How does Mark introduce Jesus?
- What events are mentioned in this section? and why these?
- Why are the accounts of these so abbreviated?
§ II.
- What was the substance of the first preaching in Galilee?
- Who were the first followers of Jesus? and how obtained?
- What impression was made by the first expulsion of a demon?
- What the effect of cleansing the first leper?
- What is noted at this time of the prayerfulness of Jesus?
§ III.
- What power over sin did Jesus claim? and how did he proved that he
possessed it?
- Did he forgive the sins of any other mentioned by Matthew or Mark?
- What charges against Jesus are mentioned in this section? and how did he
answer them?
- How did he proceed in selecting the twelve?
- What lesson did he teach respecting his kindred?
§ IV.
- What is the chief difference between Matthew and Mark in the section on
parables?
- How many parables in both combined?
§ V.
- In the section on miracles, how many of Matthew's does Mark report?
- What difference in the treatment of those given?
- What difference in the order of introducing the miracles [66]
and the parables?
- What learned about demons from the account of the legion?
See
Mark, Part I, § V;
Matthew, Part II, § III.
§ VI.
- What opinions concerning Jesus are indicated in this section?
- Why form these opinions rather than the true one?
- Trace all the causes of John's death.
- State the causes which led to feeding the five thousand.
§ VII.
- State the position of the Pharisees on tradition.
- How was tradition regarded by Jesus?
- Explain the word "washings" as here used.
- Why did the disciples think his remarks a parable?
§ VIII.
- Name the events on the tour to Phoenicia and Decapolis.
- How did the Syrophoenician show great faith?
- State the place and circumstances of feeding the four thousand.
§ IX.
- State the events on the tour to Cæsarea Philippi.
- Which of these is peculiar to Mark? Cf.
Matt. xv. 21; xvii. 23.
- What was the leaven of Herod?
- Why a second attempt in healing the blind man?
- When the first and the second predictions of his death?
- What do we learn from the Transfiguration?
PART SECOND.
- Subject and extent of this Part?
- Subjects of the sections?
§ I.
- What events in Peræa are mentioned by Mark?
- Give the whole conversation about divorce in the natural order of the
remarks.
x. 1-12; Matt. xix. 1-12.
- What is the point of danger [67]
in riches?
- When and where was the third prediction of his death?
- What did the disciples think of it?
- What conception of the kingdom had James and John?
- Explain the remark about a cup and a baptism.
§ II.
- Why does Mark mention only one blind man healed at Jericho?
- At what time of day did Jesus enter the temple, and what did he do there?
- Where was his lodging place?
§ III.
- Give in full the account of the barren fig tree.
- What uses of the temple court did Jesus condemn? and why?
- Show what effect the discussion about his authority must have had.
- Who were chief priests, scribes, and elders?
- What other questions were put to Jesus that day? and what his answers?
- What remark did he make concerning the author of the last question? and why?
- Why could his opponents not answer his question?
- What is implied as to David in this question?
- How did the scribes exhibit ostentation?
- How did they devour widow's houses?
- What standard of liberality did Jesus set forth?
§ IV.
- What occasioned the prophetic discourse in this section?
- What the practical purpose of the signs preceding the destruction of the
temple?
- Could the disciples have expected the second coming to precede the fall
of the temple?
- Did this discourse allow them to expect the second coming at the time of
the fall?
- Could they have formed any definite opinion as to [68]
when it would occur?
- Did the language allow them to expect it in their own life-time?
§ V.
- Name separately the plots and the preparations mentioned in this section.
- How could Mark call the day the lamb was killed, "the first day of
unleavened bread"?
§ VI.
- Name the incidents at the supper and in Gethsemane.
- What piece of information not found in Matthew?
§ VII.
- On what grounds was Jesus condemned by the Sanhedrim and sentenced by
Pilate?
- What was his defense? and why?
- Why was choice offered between Barabbas and Jesus?
§ VIII.
- How does Mark designate the man who carried the cross of Jesus? and why?
- At what hour does he fix the time of the crucifixion?
- What women were present?
- Why they, rather than the male disciples?
- What title does Mark give to the day of the crucifixion? and why?
- Should Pilate's doubt whether Jesus was dead throw any doubt on it with us?
§ IX.
- State and explain the difference between Mark and Matthew as to the visit
of the women to the tomb.
- To whom did Jesus first appear?
- How could this be?
- How did he appear, "in another form" to the two in the country?
- Show that there are two appearances to the eleven in Mark's account.
- Explain the commission.
- Why has it a different form from that in Matthew?
- By whom, and how long were the signs to be wrought?
- How late must Mark's Gospel have been written? [69]
THE
NUMBER OF
DAYS
REPRESENTED IN
MARK.
|
| Days |
| John's speech.
i. 7, 8,
|
1 |
| Baptism of Jesus.
9-11,
|
1 |
| Temptation of Jesus.
12, 13,
|
40 |
| Call of the fishermen.
16-20,
|
1 |
| Healing in Capernaum.
21-34,
|
1 |
| Healing the first leper.
40-42,
|
1 |
| Healing the paralytic.
ii. 1-12,
|
1 |
| Calling Levi, and discussion.
14-18,
|
1 |
| Plucking grain and healing withered hand.
ii. 23; iii. 1,
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| Great crowds, and selection of the twelve.
iii. 7, 13, 20, 31,
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| From speech in parables to raising ruler's daughter.
iv. 1, 2, 35; v. 21, 23,
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| At Nazareth.
vi. 1,
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| Sending the twelve.
7,
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| Herod's opinion, and death of John.
14, 16-29,
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| Feeding five thousand and return.
30-51,
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| Discussion on tradition.
vii. 1, 2,
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| Healing Syrophoenician's daughter.
24-30,
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| Work in Decapolis.
vii. 31; viii. 2, 3,
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| Sign from heaven and journey to Bethsaida.
viii. 11, 13, 22,
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| Conversation at Cæsarea Philippi.
27,
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| Transfiguration and obstinate demon.
ix. 2, 9, 14,
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| Second prediction of death.
30, 31,
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| Dispute about greatness and John's jealousy.
33, 38,
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| About divorce, infants and riches.
x. 1, 13, 17,
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| Third prediction of death.
22-34,
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| Request of James and John.
35,
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| Blind Bartimæus.
46,
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| From public entry to crucifixion.
xi. 11-xiv. 17,
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| Resurrection scenes.
xvi. 2, 9, 12, 14, 19,
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| Total
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| Less the days of temptation
| 40 |
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| Total of other incidents
| 38 |
- What inference from these figures as to the plan of the book? [71]
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