Mark

John the Baptist prepares the way; Jesus is baptized, tempted, begins preaching the kingdom, calls four fishermen, drives out an unclean spirit, heals many (including Peter’s mother-in-law) and a leper.

Jesus forgives and heals a paralytic, calls the tax-collector Levi, eats with sinners, teaches about fasting, and declares Himself Lord of the Sabbath after disciples pluck grain.

He heals a withered hand on the Sabbath, great crowds follow, He appoints the twelve apostles, is accused of demonic power, and defines His true family as those who do God’s will.

Parables of the sower, lamp, measure, growing seed, and mustard seed illustrate the kingdom; Jesus calms the storm, revealing His authority over nature.

He delivers the Gerasene demoniac, heals a woman with twelve-year hemorrhage, and raises Jairus’s twelve-year-old daughter, displaying power over demons, disease, and death.

Rejected at Nazareth, Jesus sends the Twelve out two-by-two; John the Baptist is beheaded; He feeds 5,000, walks on the sea, and heals the sick in Gennesaret.

Jesus exposes Pharisaic traditions on purity, teaches that defilement comes from the heart, delivers the Syrophoenician woman’s daughter, and opens a deaf-mute man’s ears and tongue.

He feeds 4,000, warns of the leaven of Pharisees and Herod, heals a blind man at Bethsaida, receives Peter’s confession of Messiahship, foretells His death and resurrection, and calls disciples to take up the cross.

Transfiguration reveals His glory; He heals a boy with an unclean spirit, foretells His death again, teaches on true greatness and stumbling blocks, and warns about hell.

Teaching on divorce, blessing children, challenging the rich young ruler, predicting passion a third time; He urges servant leadership and heals blind Bartimaeus near Jericho.

Triumphal entry into Jerusalem, curses the fruitless fig tree, cleanses the temple, and answers challenges to His authority as the withered fig tree symbolizes judgment.

Parable of the wicked tenants, questions on taxes to Caesar, resurrection, and the greatest commandment; He warns against showy scribes and commends the widow’s two coins.

Olivet discourse: prophecy of temple destruction, global tribulations, abomination of desolation, coming of the Son of Man, and repeated call to stay awake.

Anointing in Bethany, Judas’s betrayal, Last Supper, Gethsemane agony, arrest, trial before the Sanhedrin, disciples’ flight, and Peter’s triple denial.

Jesus is tried by Pilate, mocked, crucified at Golgotha, dies with a loud cry, curtain is torn, centurion confesses Him Son of God, and He is buried by Joseph of Arimathea.

Women discover empty tomb; risen Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, two disciples, then the Eleven, commands worldwide proclamation, promises signs, and ascends to heaven.