The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
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Jesus was the founder of Christianity. He was a Jewish teacher who was born in the part of the world that we now call Israel, and lived for about 33 years. During that time he travelled around a small area teaching, preaching and healing people. He came into conflict with the Jewish authorities because of the things that he said and did, and because some people believed that he was the Messiah. But who was Jesus? What did he do? What did he say? Why were the Jewish authorities against him? What were the important events in his life? In this title we will be looking at the life of Jesus as it is told in the first four books of the New Testament, called the Gospels.
| Author: | Tim Bridgeman | Publisher: | GCSEPod® |
| Narrator: | Carol McGuigan | ISBN: | 978-1-84906-024-0 |
Chapters
- Background and Interpretations of the Gospels
- Jesus' Birth and Early Life
- The Parables of Jesus
- Jesus and Miracles
- Important Teachings of Jesus
- The Death and Resurrection of Jesus
Exam Board Relevance
- Edxcel
- AQA
- CEA
- IGCSE (EdExcel)
- OCR
- SQA
- WJEC
- IGCSE (CiE)
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Curriculum and Exam Board Information
Key Issues
- Mark 1:1
- Mark 1: 9-11
- Mark 9: 2-8
- Mark 14: 53-65
- Mark 2: 1-12
- Mark 10: 35-45
- Mark 8: 31-33
- Mark 8: 27-30
- Mark 10: 46-52
- Mark 11: 1-11
- Mark 14: 32-52
- Mark 15: 1-20
- Mark 15: 21-41
- Mark 15: 42-47
- Mark 16: 1-8
- Mark 16: 9-20
- Mark 12: 18-27
- Mark 4: 1-34
- Mark 1: 14-15
- Mark 10: 13-16
- Mark 10: 17-27
- Mark 12: 28-34
- Mark 5: 21-24, 35-43
- Mark 5: 25-34
- Mark 6: 45-46
- Mark 9: 14-29
- Mark 8: 34-38
- Mark 10: 28-31
- Mark 12: 41-44
- Mark 1: 16-20
- Mark 3: 13-19
- Mark 6: 7-13
- Mark 14: 26-31
- Mark 66-72
- Mark 16: 14-18
- Mark 1: 21-28
- Mark 2: 23-28
- Mark 3: 1-6
- Mark 16: 1-2
- Mark 1: 9-11
- Matthew 1: 1
- Mark 1: 1
- Luke 1: 1-4
- Matthew 1: 18-25
- Matthew 2: 1-12
- Luke 1: 26-38
- Luke 2: 1-20
- Mark 1: 9-11
- Luke 4: 1-13
- Luke 4: 16-30
- Matthew 16: 13-28
- Mark 8: 27-9: 1
- Mark 9: 2-13
- Mark 11: 1-11
- Mark 14: 10-25
- Luke 22: 39-62
- Mark 14: 53-65
- Mark 15: 21-39
- Luke 23: 32-43
- Matthew 28: 1-15
- Mark 16: 1-8
- Luke 24: 1-12
- Luke 24: 13-53
- Matthew 6: 5-15
- Matthew 12: 9-14
- Matthew 13: 1-46
- Matthew 25: 14-46
- Matthew 14: 22-33
- Mark 1: 14-20
- Mark 2: 23-28
- Mark 4: 35-41
- Mark 5: 1-20
- Mark 5: 21-43
- Mark 6: 30-44
- Mark 7: 24-30
- Luke 5: 17-26
- Luke 5: 27-32
- Luke 7: 1-10
- Luke 7: 36-50
- Luke 10: 25-37
- Luke 12: 13-21
- Luke 15: 1-32
- Luke 17: 11-19
- Luke 19: 1-10
- Matthew 6: 5-15
- Matthew 12: 9-14
- Matthew 14: 22-33
- Mark 1: 14-20
- Mark 2: 23-28
- Mark 4: 35-41
- Mark 5: 21-43
- Mark 7: 24-30
- Luke 7: 1-10
- Luke 17: 11-19
- Matthew 12: 9-14
- Matthew 14: 22-33
- Mark 4: 35-41
- Mark 5: 1-20
- Mark 5: 21-43
- Mark 6: 30-44
- Mark 7: 24-30
- Luke 5: 17-26
- Luke 7: 1-10
- Luke 17: 11-19
- Mark 5: 1-20
- Mark 7: 24-30
- Luke 7: 1-10
- Luke 7: 36-50
- Luke 10: 25-37
- Luke 17: 11-19
- Luke 19: 1-10
- Matthew 6: 5-15
- Matthew 13: 1-8
- Matthew 13: 18-23
- Matthew 13: 24-30
- Matthew 13: 36-43
- Matthew 13: 31-32
- Matthew 13: 33
- Matthew 13: 44
- Matthew 13: 45-46
- Matthew 25: 14-30
- Matthew 25: 31-46
- Mark 6: 30-44
- Matthew 6: 5-15
- Luke 5: 17-26
- Luke 5: 27-32
- Luke 7: 36-50
- Luke 15: 1-32
- Matthew 25: 14-30
- Matthew 25: 31-46
- Luke 12: 13-21
- Matthew 12: 9-14
- Matthew 13: 1-46
- Matthew 25: 14-46
- Matthew 14: 22-33
- Mark 1: 14-20
- Mark 2: 23-28
- Luke 5: 17-26
- Luke 5: 27-32
- Luke 7: 36-50
- Luke 19: 1-10
- Luke 24:1-49
- 1 Corinthians 15: 12-22
- Luke 1 and 2
- Luke 3: 3
- Luke 3:21-22
- Luke 4:1-13
- Luke 6: 27-36
- Luke 10: 25-37
- Luke 11: 1-4
- Luke 13: 18-21
- Luke 14: 25-33
- Luke 15: 11-32
- Luke 4: 31-44
- Luke 7: 1-10
- Luke 18: 35-43
- Luke 19: 1-10
- Luke 22: 1-23
- Luke 22: 39-53
- Luke 22: 66-71
- Luke 23: 1-25
- Luke 23: 32-56
- Luke 24
- Luke 1:26-38
- Luke 2:1-20
- Luke 2:21-35
- Luke 3:21-22
- Luke 7:18-32
- Luke 9:18-27
- Luke 4:1-13
- Luke 9:28-36
- Luke 22:39-53
- Luke 23:33-47
- Luke 24:1-53
- Acts 1:9-11
- Luke 2 and 9
- Luke 4:38-41
- Luke 5:17-26
- Luke 7:1-10
- Acts 2:1-15
- Acts 2: 37-41
- Luke 22:14-20
- Luke 8:1-15
- Luke 10:25-37
- Luke 11:1-13
- Luke 11:33-36
- Luke 14:1-6
- Luke 14:15-24
- Luke 14:25-33
- Luke 15:1-7
- Luke 15:8-10
- Luke 15:11-32
- Luke 11:14-20
- Luke 13:18-21
- Luke 13:22-30
- Luke 17:20-37
- Luke 5:12-16
- Luke 19:1-10
- Luke 6:20-49
- Luke 8:42b-48
- Luke 9:10-17
- Luke 9: 57-62
- Luke 12:13-21
- Luke 16:19-31
- Mark 1:1-8
- Mark 1:9-11
- Mark 1:12-13
- Mark 9:2-8
- Mark 11:1-11
- Mark 14:26-52
- Mark 14:15:1-41
- Mark 14:16:1-18
- Mark 16:19-20
- Mark 8:31-33
- Mark 10:35-45
- Mark 1:16-20
- Mark 3:13-19
- Mark 6:7-13
- Mark 1:21-34
- Mark 2:1-12
- Mark 4:35-41
- Mark 5:21-43
- Mark 6:30-44
- Mark 6:45-52
- Mark 7:24-30
- Mark 9:14-29
- Mark 1:7-11
- Mark 12:35-37
- Mark 14:12-25
- Mark 2:23-28
- Mark 3:1-6
- Mark 3:22-27
- Mark 8:34-38
- Mark 10:28-31
- Mark 12:28-34
- Mark 12:41-44
- Mark 1:14-18
- Mark 4:1-20
- Mark 4:21-22
- Mark 4:26-29
- Mark 4:30-32
- Mark 10:13-16
- Mark 10:17-31
- Mark 1:1
- Luke 1:1-4
- Mark 1:1-11
- Matthew 16:13-17
- Matthew 17:1-8
- Matthew 4, 12-17; Luke 4, 16-30
- Mark 1:40-45
- Mark 2:1-12
- Mark 6:30-44
- Mark 12:29-31
- Matthew 6:25-34
- Matthew 20:1-16
- Matthew 13:31-33
- Matthew 13:47-50
- Luke 17:20-21
- Matthew 7:12
- Matthew 6:19-21
- Mark 10:17-27
- Luke 12:13-21
- Luke 16:19-31
- Matthew 22:15-22
- Matthew 7:1-5
- Luke 10:29-37
- Matthew 18:21-22
- Matthew 18:23-35
- Matthew 1:18-24
- Luke 1:26-56
- Matthew 2:1-23
- Luke 2:1-52
- Matthew 3:1-17
- Matthew 4:1-11
- Matthew 17:1-9
- Matthew 21:1-17
- Matthew 8:23-27
- Matthew 9: 1-8
- Matthew 9:9-13
- Matthew 13:53-58
- Matthew 14:22-33
- Matthew 15:21-28
- Matthew 16:13-20.
- Matthew 5:13-16
- Matthew 13:1-9
- Matthew 13:18-23
- Matthew 6:5-15
- Matthew 18:21-35
- Matthew 19:16-30
- Matthew 18:1-5
- Matthew 25:31-46
- Matthew 5:13-16
- Matthew 5:21-48
- Matthew 6:1-15
- Matthew 7:24-29
- Matthew 13:1-23
- Matthew 18:1-5
- Matthew 18:21-35
- Matthew 19:16-30
- Matthew 22:23-33
- Luke 15:11-32
- Matthew 25:31-46
- Matthew 26:17-30
- Luke 8:40-42
- Luke 8:49-56
- Luke 13:10-17
- Luke 21:1-4
- Luke 19:1-10
- Luke 17:11-19
- Luke 7:1-10
- Luke 4:38-40
- Luke 5:12-16
- Luke 7:1-10
- Luke 7:36-50
- Luke 8:40-56
- Luke 10:25-57
- Luke 13:10-17
- Luke 14:1-6
- Luke 14:7-14
- Luke 14:15-24
- Luke 17:11-19
- Luke 18:35-43
- Luke 19:1-10
- Luke 20:9-19
- Luke 21:1-4
- Matthew 24:1-14
- Matthew 24:1-14
- Matthew 26:31-75
- Matthew 27:1-66
- Matthew 28:1-20
- Acts Ch 1:1-11
- Acts Ch 1:1-11
- Luke 24:13-35.
- Mark 2:1-12
- Mark 2:13-17
- Mark 2:18-22
- Mark 2:23-28
- Mark 3:1-6
- Mark 7:1-8
- Mark 7:14-23
- Mark 7:9-13
- Mark 8:31-33
- Mark 9:30-32
- Mark 10:32-34
- Mark 11:1-11
- Mark 11:15-17
- Mark 11:27-33
- Mark 12:13-17
- Mark 12:18-27
- Mark 12:28-34
- Mark 14:1-11
- Mark 14:22-31
- Mark 14:32-42
- Mark 14:43-52
- Mark 14:53-65
- Mark 15:1-15
- Mark 15:16-20
- Mark 15:21-39
- Mark 15:40-47
- Mark 16:1-8,
- Mark 1:1-13
- Mark 8:27-30
- Mark 9:1-10
- Mark 4:35-41
- Mark 5:1-20
- Mark 5:21-43
- Mark 6:39-44
- Mark 6:45-52
- Mark 7: 31-37
- Mark 7: 31-37
- Mark 4:11-12
- Mark 4:1-9
- Mark 4:13-20
- Mark 4:21-25
- Mark 4:26-29
- Mark 4:30-32
- Mark 12:1-12
- Mark 10:13-16
- Mark 4:1-8
- Mark 4:17
- Mark 8:34-38
- Mark 9:49
- Mark 10:29-31
- Mark 10:35-40
- Mark 13:9-13
- Mark 14:37-39
- Mark 4:1-20
- Mark 8:34-38
- Mark 13:11-13
- Mark 2:1-12
- Mark 2:13-17
- Mark 2:18-22
- Mark 2:23-28
- Mark 3:1-6
- Mark 7:1-8
- Mark 7:14-23
- Mark 7:9-13
- Mark 8:31-33
- Mark 9:30-32
- Mark 10:32-34
- Mark 11:1-11
- Mark 11:15-17
- Mark 11:27-33
- Mark 12:13-17
- Mark 12:18-27
- Mark 12:28-34
- Mark 14:1-11
- Mark 14:22-31
- Mark 14:32-42
- Mark 14:43-52
- Mark 14:53-65
- Mark 15:1-15
- Mark 15:16-20
- Mark 15:21-39
- Mark 15:40-47
- Mark 16:1-8,
- Mark 1:1-13
- Mark 8:27-30
- Mark 9:1-10
- Mark 4:35-41
- Mark 5:1-20
- Mark 5:21-43
- Mark 6:39-44
- Mark 6:45-52
- Mark 7: 31-37
- Mark 7: 31-37
Titles
- Authority - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- The Person of Jesus
- Suffering, Death and Resurrection
- The Kingdom of God
- Faith and Prayer
- Discipleship - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Leadership
- Worship - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Baptism - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- The Life of Jesus
- Holy Week
- Christian life and mission - the example of Jesus
- Jesus as Lord
- Care for Minorities
- The Kingdom of Heaven
- Forgiveness - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Stewardship
- Resurrection (including the purpose and significance of the Resurrection, both for the early Christians and for Christians today)
- Incarnation
- Baptism and temptations
- Kingdom of God
- Resurrection
- Background - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- The Nature of God - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Jesus as Messiah
- Jesus the Healer
- The Holy Spirit
- The Eucharist
- The Nature of Christian Discipleship
- Christian Life
- Jesus as Son of Man
- Jesus and the disciples
- Jesus the Miracle Worker
- Jesus' Teachings
- Christian Beliefs in the Roman Catholic Tradition - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Introduction to the Synoptic Gospels
- Beliefs - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Morality - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Palestine at the time of Jesus
- The Identity of Jesus
- Teachings
- Deeds
- Death, resurrection and ascension
- Believing in God - The Life of Jesus and The Gospels
- Conflict and Argument
- Death and Resurrection
- Who is Jesus?
- The Parables of the Kingdom
- Christians and Persecution
Chapters
- A knowledge and understanding of the way in which St. Mark's gospel came to be written, and the implications of this for the authority of the Gospel for Christians today. A knowledge and understanding of various interpretations of the Gospel as 'The Word
- The meaning and significance of Christian titles for Jesus, both for the disciples and for modern Christians. The relevance and importance of the Person of Jesus, as presented by St. Mark, for Christian faith today
- The Baptism
- The Transfiguration
- The Trial before the High Priest
- The Paralysed Man
- The Request of James and John
- The Prediction of the Passion
- Caesarea Philipp
- Blind Bartimaeus
- Entry to Jerusalem
- Jesus' example of self-sacrifice and his suffering, death andresurrection. The central place which these events have withinChristianity, and the Christian belief in life after death
- Gethsemane
- The Roman Trial, and mocking
- The Crucifixion
- The Burial
- The Empty Tomb
- Resurrection Appearances
- The question about resurrection
- The significance of the Kingdom, and its present and futuredimensions
- The meaning and purpose the Kingdom gives to the ChristianLife
- The Parables of the Kingdom
- Sayings of the Kingdom
- Jesus and the children
- Entry into the Kingdom
- The Greatest Commandments
- The importance of faith, prayer and commitment
- Jairus' Daughter
- The woman with a haemorrhage
- Jesus at prayer
- The epileptic boy
- The nature and cost of discipleship
- Cost of discipleship
- Rewards of discipleship
- The widow at the treasury
- The role of the disciples, their call, their mission and theimplications of their work for Christian organisation and missiontoday.
- Call of the disciples
- Choosing the Twelve
- Mission of the Twelve
- Peter's promise and denial
- The Commission
- The day of rest
- The Jewish Sabbath, the significance of Sunday for Christians,ways in which Sunday is observed by Christians, and issues relatingto its use
- Man with an evil spirit
- Question about the Sabbath
- Man with the withered hand
- Resurrection Day
- Jesus' Baptism
- The prologues to theGospels
- Birth
- Baptism
- Temptations
- Rejection at Nazareth
- Ceasarea Philippi
- The Transfiguration
- Triumphal Entry
- The Last Supper
- Mount of Olives/Arrest/Denial
- Jesus before theCouncil
- The Crucifixion
- Resurrection
- Walk to Emmaus/Ascension
- the ways in whichChristians interpret the Synoptic Gospel teaching about themeaning, challenge, cost and rewards of discipleship
- Prayer
- Healing on the Sabbath
- The Parables of the Kingdomof Heaven
- Walking on the Water
- The Four Fishermen
- In the Cornfields on theSabbath
- Calming the Storm
- Legion/Mob (GeraseneDemoniac)
- Jairus' Daughter/Woman withinternal bleeding
- Feeding the Five Thousand
- Syro-Phoenician Woman'sDaughter
- Authority to forgive sins
- Eating with sinners
- The Centurion's Servant
- The Sinful Woman
- The Good Samaritan
- The Rich Fool
- The Lost Sheep, Lost Coin,The Prodigal/Lost Son
- The Men with Leprosy
- Zacchaeus
- The Lord's Prayer
- Healing on the Sabbath
- Walking on the Water
- The Call of the Disciples
- In the Cornfields on theSabbath
- Calming the Storm
- Jairus' Daughter/Womanwith internal bleeding
- Syro-Phoenician Woman'sDaughter
- The Centurion's Servant
- The Men with Leprosy
- Healing on the Sabbath
- Walking on the Water
- Calming the Storm
- Legion/Mob (GeraseneDemoniac)
- Jairus' Daughter/Womanwith internal bleeding
- Feeding the FiveThousand
- Syro-Phoenician Woman'sDaughter
- Paralysed Man
- The Centurion's Servant
- The Men with Leprosy
- Legion/Mob (GeraseneDemoniac)
- Syro-Phoenician Woman'sDaughter
- The Centurion's Servant
- The Sinful Woman
- The Good Samaritan
- The Men with Leprosy
- Zacchaeus
- The Lord's Prayer
- The Sower
- The Weeds
- The Mustard Seed
- The Yeast
- The Hidden Treasure
- The Pearl
- The Three servants/The Talents
- The Sheep and the Goats
- Feeding the FiveThousand
- The Lord's Prayer
- Authority to forgive sins
- Eating with sinners
- The Sinful Woman
- The Lost Sheep, LostCoin, The Prodigal/LostSon
- The Three Servants/TheTalents
- The Sheep and the Goats
- The Rich Fool
- Healing on the Sabbath
- The Parables of theKingdom of Heaven
- Walking on the Water
- The Four Fisherman
- In the Cornfields on theSabbath
- Authority to forgive sins
- Eating with sinners
- The Sinful Woman
- Zacchaeus
- The birth story
- Jesus' teaching
- Jesus' actions
- The Passion narrative
- the influence of the particular emphasis and interpretation which Luke brings to his writings
- understanding of the triune God of Christianity
- the life and teachings of Jesus from Luke's writings
- Jesus' teaching about God the Father, and of the work of the Holy Spirit both in the life of Jesus and in the Church today.
- Birth and birth stories: fulfilment of scripture
- Presentation in the Temple: Simeon's declaration of Messiahship
- Jesus' baptism
- John the Baptist
- Peter's declaration of Messiahship
- The temptations
- The Transfiguration
- The Passion narrative: Resurrection stories
- The Ascension
- the way in which the events of the life of Jesus are celebrated by the Church today in festivals
- the significance of events such as the baptism, Transfiguration and the Passion and Resurrection for Christian belief, and the centrality to that belief of the Messiahship of Jesus
- Jesus heals many
- Jesus heals a Paralytic
- The faith of the Centurion
- The events of Pentecost
- the significance of the Holy Spirit, both at the time of the early church and also today
- Institution at the Last Supper and centrality to Christian worship
- the religious significance of the Eucharist and of its centrality to the worship of the church
- The Parable of the Sower
- The Parable of the Good Samaritan
- Jesus' teaching on Prayer
- The Lamp of the Body
- Jesus at a Pharisee's House
- The Parable of the Great Banquet
- The Cost of Being a Disciple
- The Parable of the Lost Sheep
- The Parable of the Lost Coin
- The Parable of the Lost Son
- Jesus and Beelzebub
- The Parables of the Mustard Seed and the Yeast
- The Narrow Door
- The coming of the Kingdom of God
- Outcasts
- Christian teaching on good and evil
- Women
- Self-sacrifice and service
- Wealth
- Suffering
- the influence of the particular emphasis and interpretation which Mark brings to his writings
- understanding of the triune God of Christianity
- the life and teachings of Jesus from Mark's Gospel
- Jesus' teaching about God the Father, and of the work of the Holy Spirit both in the life of Jesus and in the Church today.
- John the Baptist
- Jesus' baptism
- The temptations
- The Transfiguration
- Entry into Jerusalem
- The Passion narrative: Resurrection stories
- The Ascension
- the way in which the events of the life of Jesus are celebrated by the Church today in festivals
- the significance of events such as the baptism, Transfiguration and the Passion and Resurrection for Christian belief, and the centrality to that belief of the Messiahship of Jesus as expressed in Mark 8:27-33
- Jesus and the disciples
- The appointing of the twelve apostles
- Jesus sends out the twelve
- Jesus drives out an Evil Spirit
- Jesus heals a Paralytic
- Calming the Storm
- A Dead Girl and a Sick Woman
- Feeding the Five Thousand
- Jesus walks on the water
- The Faith of a Syro-Phoenician Woman
- The healing of a boy with an evil spirit
- understanding of the importance of the miracles of Jesus for Christians today.
- the significance of the Holy Spirit for Christians today
- Institution at the Last Supper and centrality to Christian worship
- the religious significance of the Eucharist and of its centrality to the worship of the church
- Healing on the Sabbath
- Jesus and Beelzebub
- The Cost of Being a Disciple
- The Greatest Commandment
- The widow's offering
- The coming of the Kingdom of God
- The Parable of the Sower
- The Lamp on a Stand
- The Parable of the Growing Seed
- The Parables of the Mustard Seed
- The little children and Jesus
- The Rich Young Man
- Jesus Christ, Lord and Saviour: Incarnation, God becoming man in Jesus; salvation, God saving humanity through the death and resurrection of Jesus.
- the life of Jesus: baptism, the temptations, the Caesarea Philippi incident, the transfiguration, trials before the Sanhedrin and Pilate, crucifixion and resurrection.
- The oral traditions about Jesus
- What is a gospel?
- The aims of the gospel writers
- The relationship between the synoptic gospels
- The 'Messianic secret'
- The identity and authority of Jesus: the titles of Jesus - Son of Man, Messiah, Christ, Lord, Son of God
- the meaning and significance of these titles in the gospels and for Christians today
- The baptism of Jesus
- The Caesarea Philippi incident
- The Transfiguration
- The nature of Jesus' ministry: his proclamation of the kingdom of God in word and action; Christian expressions of concern and help for the sick, handicapped, poor and hungry based upon his example
- Jesus' proclamation of the kingdom
- His ministry of healing
- Preaching and feeding the multitude
- The oneness of God and the response of love
- The providence of God
- The grace of God
- Christian beliefs about the kingdom of God: God's kingly rule; the growth of the kingdom; the kingdom present and future.
- The kingdom of God is like: mustard seed and leaven a treasure, a pearl, a net
- The kingdom of God is present
- Jesus' actions as a model for Christian behaviour, his teaching as a source of moral guidance and authority.
- The golden rule
- Treasure in heaven
- The rich young man
- The rich fool
- The rich man and Lazarus
- Taxes to Caesar
- On judging others
- Love your neighbour
- Unlimited forgiveness
- Showing mercy
- the historical and geographical context
- the political background
- the social and religious context to Jewish life in Palestine.
- the identity of Jesus through key stories and events
- the titles Messiah, Son of Man and Saviour.
- Jesus' birth
- Baptism and Temptations
- The Transfiguration
- Entry into Jerusalem
- Jesus calms the storm
- Jesus heals the paralysed man
- Jesus calls Matthew
- Jesus is rejected at Nazareth
- Jesus walks on water
- Canaanite woman's faith
- Peter's declaration about Jesus
- Discipleship
- Prayer
- Forgiveness
- Wealth and Poverty
- Humility and Ambition
- Life after death
- Jesus teaching in the Sermon on the Mount
- The Parable of the two builders
- The Parable of the Sower
- Who is the Greatest?
- The Parable of the unforgiving servant
- The rich young man
- The question about Rising from the Dead
- The Forgiving Father
- The Final Judgement
- The New Covenant
- Religious Leaders
- Women
- Poor
- Sinners
- Social Outcasts
- Gentiles
- Jesus heals many people
- Jesus heals man with skin disease
- Healing the Roman Officer's Servant
- Jesus at the home of Simon the Pharisee
- Jairus' daughter is healed
- The Parable of the Good Samaritan
- Healing the crippled woman on the Sabbath
- Healing a sick man
- Humility and hospitality
- Parable of the Great Feast
- Jesus heals ten men
- Jesus heals the Blind Beggar
- Jesus and Zacchaeus
- Parable in the Vineyard
- The widow's offering
- His arrest and trials
- Events during the crucifixion
- Death on the cross
- The resurrection narrative
- The Ascension
- Commission to the disciples
- His promise to return
- How non-religious explanations of the world and of miracles may lead to or support agnosticism or atheism
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: forgiveness of sins
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: eating with sinners
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: fasting
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: the Sabbath
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: ritual cleanness
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: the practice of Corban
- How and why Jesus: predicted his Passion
- How and why Jesus: entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday
- How and why Jesus: cleansed the Temple
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: the argument about authority
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: Caesar and taxes
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: resurrection
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: the greatest commandment
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: the plot to kill Jesus
- The meaning and significance of: the Last Supper
- The meaning and significance of: the prayers in the Garden of Gethsemane
- The meaning and significance of: the betrayal and arrest
- The death of Jesus: the trial before the High Priest
- The death of Jesus: the trial before Pontius Pilate
- The death of Jesus: the crown of thorns
- The death of Jesus: the crucifixion
- The death of Jesus: why Jesus had to die.
- After death: the burial
- After death: the resurrection in the shorter ending
- After death: why Mark ended his gospel in this way (longer ending)
- After death: the meaning of the resurrection for Christians today.
- The nature of Jesus from events: the baptism
- The nature of Jesus from events: the confession at Caesarea Philippi
- The nature of Jesus from events: the transfiguration
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: the calming of the storm
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: the healing of Legion
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: raising Jairus' daughter to life
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: feeding the five thousand
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: walking on the sea
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: healing a deaf and dumb man
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: blind Bartimaeus
- The difference between nature and healing miracles
- Parables in Mark's Gospel: the difference between a parable and an allegory; Mark's account of why Jesus used parables and modern interpretations; other reasons why Jesus might have used parables.
- The Kingdom of God: beliefs about the Kingdom of God at the time of Jesus; beliefs about the Kingdom of God today (present and future reality).
- The meaning of the Kingdom of God as seen in: the parable of the sower
- The meaning of the Kingdom of God as seen in: the parable of the lamp
- The meaning of the Kingdom of God as seen in: the parable of the seed growing secretly
- The meaning of the Kingdom of God as seen in: the parable of the mustard seed
- The meaning of the Kingdom of God as seen in: the parable of the tenants
- The meaning of the Kingdom of God as seen in: the child as the model
- The reasons for believing Mark was written for non-Jews undergoing persecution: Mark and Rome; the persecution of Christians in Rome by Nero; the indications in the Gospel
- How Christians should behave under persecution; the example of Jesus.
- An example of how a contemporary Christian has faced up to and dealt with persecution.
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: forgiveness of sins
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: eating with sinners
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: fasting
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: the Sabbath
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: ritual cleanness
- How and why Jesus came into conflict with authority in Galilee: the practice of Corban
- How and why Jesus: predicted his Passion
- How and why Jesus: entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday
- How and why Jesus: cleansed the Temple
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: the argument about authority
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: Caesar and taxes
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: resurrection
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: the greatest commandment
- How and why arguments led to betrayal: the plot to kill Jesus
- The meaning and significance of: the Last Supper
- The meaning and significance of: the prayers in the Garden of Gethsemane
- The meaning and significance of: the betrayal and arrest
- The death of Jesus: the trial before the High Priest
- The death of Jesus: the trial before Pontius Pilate
- The death of Jesus: the crown of thorns
- The death of Jesus: the crucifixion
- The death of Jesus: why Jesus had to die.
- After death: the burial
- After death: the resurrection in the shorter ending
- After death: why Mark ended his gospel in this way (longer ending)
- After death: the meaning of the resurrection for Christians today.
- The nature of Jesus from events: the baptism
- The nature of Jesus from events: the confession at Caesarea Philippi
- The nature of Jesus from events: the transfiguration
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: the calming of the storm
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: the healing of Legion
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: raising Jairus' daughter to life
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: feeding the five thousand
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: walking on the sea
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: healing a deaf and dumb man
- The nature of Jesus from miracles: blind Bartimaeus
- The difference between nature and healing miracles
- The nature of Jesus from the titles used in Mark: Son of God; Son of Man; Messiah (Christ); the significance of the crucifixion and resurrection.
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