Matt. 11:20–30.
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§ 59:
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THE ANOINTING OF CHRIST'S FEET BY A SINFUL WOMAN IN THE HOUSE OF SIMON A PHARISEE. THE PARABLE OF THE TWO DEBTORS
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Luke 7:36–50.
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§ 60:
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THE SECOND TOUR OF GALILEE
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Luke 8:1–3.
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§ 61:
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BLASPHEMOUS ACCUSATION OF LEAGUE WITH BEELZEBUB
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Mark 3:19–30; Matt. 12:22–37.
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§ 62:
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SCRIBES AND PHARISEES DEMAND A SIGN
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Matt. 12:38–45.
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§ 63:
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CHRIST'S MOTHER AND BRETHREN SEEK TO TAKE HIM HOME
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Mark 3:31–35; Matt. 12:46–50; Luke 8:19–21.
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§ 64:
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THE FIRST GREAT GROUP OF PARABLES
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Mark 4:1–34; Matt. 13:1–53; Luke 8:4–18.
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Introduction to the Group
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Mark 4:1–2; Matt. 13:1–3; Luke 8:4.
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1: To the Crowds by the Sea
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(a) Parable of the Sower
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Mark 4:3–25; Matt. 13:3–23; Luke 8:5–18.
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(b) Parable of the Seed Growing of Itself
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Mark 4:26–29.
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(c) Parable of the Tares
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Matt. 13:24–30.
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(d) Parable of the Mustard Seed
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Mark 4:30–32; Matt. 13:31–32.
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(e) Parable of the Leaven and Many Such Parables
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Mark 4:33–34; Matt. 13:33–35.
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2. To the Disciples in the House
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(a) Explanation of the Parable of the Tares
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Matt. 13:36–43.
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(b) The Parable of the Hid Treasure
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Matt. 13:44.
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(c) The Parable of the Pearl of Great Price
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Matt. 13:45–46.
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(d) The Parable of the Net
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Matt. 13:47–50.
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(e) The Parable of the Householder
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Matt. 13:51–53.
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§ 65:
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IN CROSSING THE LAKE, JESUS STILLS THE TEMPEST
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Mark 4:35–41; Matt. 8:18, 23–27; Luke 8:22–25.
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§ 66:
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BEYOND THE LAKE JESUS HEALS THE GERASENE DEMONIAC
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Mark 5:1–20; Matt. 8:28–34; Luke 8:26–39.
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§ 67:
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THE RETURN AND THE HEALING OF JAIRUS' DAUGHTER AND OF THE WOMAN WHO ONLY TOUCHED CHRIST'S GARMENT
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Mark 5:21–43; Matt. 9:18–26; Luke 8:40–56.
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§ 68:
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HE HEALS TWO BLIND MEN AND A DUMB DEMONIAC, A BLASPHEMOUS ACCUSATION
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Matt. 9:27–34.
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§ 69:
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THE LAST VISIT TO NAZARETH
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Mark 6:1–6; Matt. 13:54–58.
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§ 70:
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THE THIRD TOUR OF GALILEE AFTER INSTRUCTING THE TWELVE AND SENDING THEM FORTH BY TWOS
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Mark 6:6–13; Matt. 9:35–11:1; Luke 9:1–6.
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§ 71:
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THE GUILTY FEARS OF HEROD ANTIPAS IN TIBERIAS ABOUT JESUS BECAUSE HE HAD BEHEADED THE BAPTIST IN MACHÆRUS
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Mark 6:14–29; Matt. 14:1–12; Luke 9:7–9.
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PART VIII:
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THE SPECIAL TRAINING OF THE TWELVE IN DISTRICTS AROUND GALILEE
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SECTIONS 72–95
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§ 72:
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THE FIRST RETIREMENT. THE TWELVE RETURN, AND JESUS RETIRES WITH THEM BEYOND THE LAKE TO REST. FEEDING OF THE FIVE THOUSAND
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Mark 6:30–44; Matt. 14:13–21; Luke 9:10–17; John 6:1–13.
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§ 73:
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THE PREVENTION OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PURPOSE TO PROCLAIM JESUS KING (A POLITICAL MESSIAH)
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Mark 6:45–46; Matt. 14:22–23; John 6:14–15.
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§ 74:
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THE PERIL TO THE TWELVE IN THE STORM AT SEA AND CHRIST'S COMING TO THEM ON THE WATER IN THE DARKNESS
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Mark 6:47–52; Matt. 14:24–33; John 6:16–21.
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§ 75:
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THE RECEPTION AT GENNESARET
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Mark 6:53–56; Matt. 14:34–36.
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§ 76:
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THE COLLAPSE OF THE GALILEAN CAMPAIGN BECAUSE JESUS WILL NOT CONFORM TO POPULAR MESSIANIC EXPECTATIONS
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John 6:22–71.
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