1 The gospel beginneth with the preaching of John the Baptist. 9 Jesus is baptized, witnessed to from heaven; 12 and tempted of the devil: 14 preacheth in Galilee; 16 calleth Peter, Andrew, James, and John: 23 healeth one possessed of an unclean spirit, 29 Simon's mother in law, 32 and various other diseased persons: 35 prayeth alone, and goeth on to preach: 40 cleanseth a leper.
1 Christ, followed by multitudes, 3 healeth one sick of the palsy: 13 calleth Matthew from the receipt of custom: 15 justifieth himself for eating with publicans and sinners: 18 excuseth his disciples for not fasting: 23 and vindicateth them for plucking the ears of corn on the sabbath day.
1 Christ appealing to reason healeth the withered hand on the sabbath day. 6 The Pharisees conspire his death: he retireth to the sea side, and healeth many: 13 he chooseth his twelve apostles: 20 his friends look upon him as beside himself: 22 he refuteth conclusively the blasphemous absurdity of the Pharisees in ascribing his casting out of devils to the power of Beelzebub. 31 Those who do the will of God he regardeth as his nearest relations.
1 The parable of the sower. 10 Why Christ taught in parables. 14 The exposition of the parable. 21 The light of knowledge is given to be communicated to others. 26 The kingdom of God likened to the seed which groweth imperceptibly: 30 and to a grain of mustard seed. 35 Christ stilleth a tempest by his word.
1 Christ casteth out the legion of devils, and suffereth them to enter into the herd of swine: 21 he is entreated by Jairus to go and heal his daughter: 25 by the way he healeth a woman of an inveterate issue of blood: 35 he raiseth Jairus' daughter to life.
1 Christ is slighted by his own countrymen: 7 he sendeth out the twelve with power over unclean spirits. 14 The opinions of Herod and others concerning him. 16 John the Baptist imprisoned and beheaded by Herod at the instigation of Herodias. 30 The apostles return from their mission. 34 The miracle of five thousand fed with five loaves and two fishes. 45 Christ walketh on the sea to his disciples; 53 he landeth at Gennesaret, and healeth the sick who touched only the hem of his garment.
1 The Pharisees finding fault with his disciples for eating with unwashed hands, Christ reproveth them of hypocrisy, and of making void the commandments of God by the traditions of men: 14 he teacheth that a man is defiled, not by that which entereth in, but by that which cometh out of him: 24 he healeth the daughter of a Syrophenician woman; 31 and a man that was deaf and had a speech impediment.
1 Christ miraculously feedeth four thousand persons: 10 he refuseth the Pharisees a sign: 14 he warneth his disciples against the leaven of the Pharisees and of Herod, and explaineth his meaning: 22 he giveth a blind man sight. 27 The people's opinions, and Peter's confession, of him: 31 he foresheweth his own death, and rebuketh Peter for dissuading him from it: 34 he sheweth his followers that they must deny themselves, and not be ashamed of him and his gospel.
2 The transfiguration of Christ: 11 he instructeth his disciples concerning the coming of Elias: 14 he casteth out a dumb and deaf spirit: 30 he foretelleth his own death and resurrection; 33 checketh the ambition of his disciples; 38 bidding them to hinder no one from working miracles in his name, and warning them to avoid offences.
1 Christ teacheth in Judaea: 2 answereth the Pharisees' question concerning divorce: 13 blesseth the children that were brought unto him: 23 sheweth how hard it is for the rich to enter into the kingdom of God: 28 promiseth rewards to all who have forsaken ought for his gospel's sake: 32 foretelleth his own death and resurrection: 35 putteth aside the ambitious suit of the sons of Zebedee; and checketh the indignation of the other disciples thereat: 46 giveth sight to blind Bartimaeus.
1 Christ rideth into Jerusalem in triumph: 12 curseth a barren fig tree: 15 driveth the buyers and sellers out of the temple. 20 The cursed fig tree is dried up: Christ exhorteth to faith in prayer, and to forgiveness of enemies: 27 and silenceth the priests and others, who called in question his authority.
1 In the parable of the vineyard let out to wicked husbandmen Christ foretelleth the reprobation of the Jews, and the calling of the Gentiles: 13 his reply to the insidious question concerning paying tribute to Caesar: 18 he refuteth conclusively the Sadducees who questioned him concerning the resurrection: 28 he sheweth which are the two great commandments of the law: 35 he proposeth a difficulty to the scribes concerning the character of Christ: 38 he cautioneth the people against their ambition and hypocrisy; 41 and valueth the poor widow's two mites above all the gifts of the rich.
1 Christ foretelleth the destruction of the temple; 3 sheweth what signs and calamities should go before, 24 and what should happen at the time of his coming: 32 no man knoweth the day or hour; we must therefore watch and pray, that we may not be found unprepared.
1 The chief priests and scribes conspire against Christ. 3 A woman poureth precious ointment on his head. 10 Judas covenanteth to betray him. 12 Christ eateth the passover, and sheweth that one of his disciples should betray him: 22 he instituteth his last supper: 26 foretelleth the desertion of all his disciples, and Peter's denial of him: 32 his agony and prayer in the garden. 43 He is betrayed by Judas, and seized: his disciples flee: 53 he is carried before the council, falsely accused, examined, pronounced guilty, and treated with indignity. 66 Peter's denial, and repentance.
1 Jesus is brought bound and accused before Pilate: his silence before the governor. 6 Pilate, prevailed upon by the clamours of the people, releaseth Barabbas, and giveth up Jesus to be crucified. 16 Christ is mocked of the soldiers, crowned with thorns, and led to the place of crucifixion: 24 he is crucified between two thieves, 29 reviled, 33 and calling upon God expireth. 38 The veil of the temple rent. 39 The centurion's confession. 42 Joseph of Arimathaea beggeth the body, and burieth it.
1 Christ's resurrection is declared by angels to the two Marys and Salome. 9 Christ himself appeareth to Mary Magdalene; 12 to two of his disciples going into the country; 14 and to the eleven; whom he commissioneth to preach the gospel to all the world: 19 his ascension into heaven; the gospel is preached every where, the Lord confirming the word with signs.