Education · English source edition
Mark
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John’s urgent wilderness ministry, Jesus’ baptism, and the Spirit driving him into the wilderness
Open study →Passage study 02 · Mark 1:14–45Fishermen leaving their nets, Jesus teaching with authority, healing in Capernaum, and touching the leper
Open study →Passage study 03 · Mark 2:1–3:6Friends lowering the paralyzed man through the roof, Levi called, and Sabbath conflict hardening the leaders
Open study →Passage study 04 · Mark 3:7–35Crowds pressing toward Jesus, the twelve appointed, and Jesus redefining family around doing God’s will
Open study →Passage study 05 · Mark 4Jesus teaching parables from the boat and later sleeping during the storm before rebuking wind and sea
Open study →Passage study 06 · Mark 5The restored man among the tombs, Jairus pleading, the suffering woman touching Jesus’ garment, and the girl raised
Open study →Passage study 07 · Mark 6Rejection at Nazareth, the twelve sent, John’s death reported, the crowd fed, and Jesus walking on the sea
Open study →Passage study 08 · Mark 7Jesus confronting defilement from the heart, the Gentile woman answering with faith, and the deaf man healed
Open study →Passage study 09 · Mark 8The four thousand fed, the blind man healed in stages, Peter confessing Jesus, and the first clear cross prediction
Open study →Passage study 10 · Mark 9The Transfiguration, the suffering boy delivered, and the disciples corrected for seeking greatness
Open study →Passage study 11 · Mark 10Jesus blessing children, the rich man leaving sorrowful, servant leadership taught, and Bartimaeus calling from the roadside
Open study →Passage study 12 · Mark 11Jesus entering Jerusalem, examining and cleansing the temple, and the fig tree becoming a warning
Open study →Passage study 13 · Mark 12Tenant farmers in parable, traps about tribute and resurrection, and the widow placing her small offering in the treasury
Open study →Passage study 14 · Mark 13Jesus leaving the temple and teaching four disciples about destruction, endurance, watchfulness, and the coming of the Son of man
Open study →Passage study 15 · Mark 14:1–31Jesus anointed at Bethany, Judas arranging betrayal, and the Passover meal
Open study →Passage study 16 · Mark 14:32–72Jesus in Gethsemane, the arrest, the hearing before the council, and Peter weeping after his denials
Open study →Passage study 17 · Mark 15Jesus before Pilate, mocked, crucified, dying, and placed in the tomb
Open study →Passage study 18 · Mark 16:1–8The women entering the tomb, seeing it empty, and fleeing in trembling astonishment after receiving the message
Open study →Passage study 19 · Mark 16:9–20Mark 16:9–20 completes a passage that was not covered by the original study-unit map. Its own wording and immediate context supply the focus.
Open study →Education
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Source: eBible.org · eng-kjv2006