THE HEALING AT CANA OF THE SON OF A COURTIER OF CAPERNAUM
John 4:46–54.
§ 39:
THE FIRST REJECTION AT NAZARETH
Luke 4:16–31.
§ 40:
THE NEW HOME IN CAPERNAUM
Matt. 4:13–16.
§ 41:
JESUS FINDS FOUR FISHERS OF MEN IN FOUR FISHERMEN
Mark 1:16–20; Matt. 4:18–22; Luke 5:1–11.
§ 42:
THE EXCITEMENT IN THE SYNAGOGUE BECAUSE OF THE TEACHING OF JESUS AND THE HEALING OF A DEMONIAC ON THE SABBATH
Mark 1:21–28; Luke 4:31–37.
§ 43:
HE HEALS PETER'S MOTHER-IN-LAW AND MANY OTHERS
Mark 1:29–34; Matt. 8:14–17; Luke 4:38–41.
§ 44:
THE FIRST TOUR OF GALILEE WITH THE FOUR FISHERMEN
Mark 1:35–39; Matt. 4:23–25; Luke 4:42–44.
§ 45:
A LEPER HEALED AND MUCH POPULAR EXCITEMENT
Mark 1:40–45; Matt. 8:2–4; Luke 5:12–16.
§ 46:
THRONGED IN CAPERNAUM, HE HEALS A PARALYTIC LOWERED THROUGH THE ROOF OF PETER'S HOUSE
Mark 2:1–12; Matt. 9:1–8; Luke 5:17–26.
§ 47:
THE CALL OF MATTHEW (LEVI) AND HIS RECEPTION IN HONOR OF JESUS
Mark 2:13–17; Matt. 9:9–13; Luke 5:27–32.
§ 48:
JESUS IN THREE PARABLES DEFENDS HIS DISCIPLES FOR FEASTING INSTEAD OF FASTING
Mark 2:18–22; Matt. 9:14–17; Luke 5:33–39.
§ 49:
AT A FEAST IN JERUSALEM (POSSIBLY THE PASSOVER) JESUS HEALS A LAME MAN ON THE SABBATH AND DEFENDS THIS ACTION TO THE PHARISEES IN A GREAT DISCOURSE
John 5:1–47.
§ 50:
ANOTHER SABBATH CONTROVERSY WITH THE PHARISEES WHEN THE DISCIPLES PLUCK EARS OF GRAIN IN THE FIELDS
Mark 2:23–28; Matt. 12:1–8; Luke 6:1–5.
§ 51:
A THIRD SABBATH CONTROVERSY WITH THE PHARISEES OVER THE HEALING OF A MAN WITH A WITHERED HAND IN A SYNAGOGUE
Mark 3:1–6; Matt. 12:9–14; Luke 6:6–11.
§ 52:
JESUS TEACHES AND HEALS GREAT MULTITUDES BY THE SEA OF GALILEE
Mark 3:7–12; Matt. 12:15–21.
§ 53:
AFTER A NIGHT OF PRAYER JESUS SELECTS TWELVE APOSTLES
Mark 3:13–19; Luke 6:12–16.
§ 54:
THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT. PRIVILEGES AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE MESSIANIC REIGN, CHRIST'S STANDARD OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
Matt. 5–7; Luke 6:17–49.
The Place and the Audience
Matt. 5:1–2; Luke 6:17–19.
(1) The Introduction: The Beatitudes and the Woes. Privileges of the Messiah's Subjects
Matt. 5:3–12; Luke 6:20–26.
(2) The Theme of the Sermon: Christ's Standard of Righteousness in Contrast with that of the Scribes and Pharisees
Matt. 5:13–20.
(3) Christ's Ethical Teaching Superior to that of the Scribes (both the Old Testament and the Oral Law) in Six Items or Illustrations (Murder, Adultery, Divorce, Oaths, Retaliations, Love of Enemies)
Matt. 5:21–48; Luke 6:27–30, 32–36.
(4) The Practice of Real Righteousness unlike the Ostentatious Hypocrisy of the Pharisees as in Almsgiving, Prayer, Fasting
Matt. 6:1–18.
(5) Single-hearted Devotion to God as Opposed to Worldly Aims and Anxieties
Matt. 6:19–34.
(6) Captious Criticism, or Judging Others
Matt. 7:1–6; Luke 6:37–42.
(7) Prayer and the Golden Rule
Matt. 7:7–12; Luke 6:31.
(8) The Conclusion of the Sermon. The Lesson of Personal Righteousness Driven Home by Powerful Parables
Matt. 7:13–8:1; Luke 6:43–49.
§ 55:
JESUS HEALS A CENTURION'S SERVANT AT CAPERNAUM
Matt. 8:5–13; Luke 7:1–10.
§ 56:
HE RAISES A WIDOW'S SON AT NAIN
Luke 7:11–17.
§ 57:
THE MESSAGE FROM THE BAPTIST AND THE EULOGY OF JESUS
