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Torah — five major divisions

  1. Genesis
  2. Exodus
  3. Leviticus
  4. Numbers
  5. Deuteronomy

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Matthew — section index

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This outline follows Jullian Norman’s structured breakdown, informed by Hanna, the Bible Knowledge Commentary, Charles Savelle, and MacArthur. Division 3 ends at 10:42; 7.3 fills a gap. Divisions 4, 5, 6 and 8 use approved ministry headings. Finer numbered topics identify distinct subjects within larger sections. Attribution and rights review remain pending. Chapter–verse ranges are conventional aliases.

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1.0 Declaration of Kingship

  1. 1.1 Genealogical Right to KingshipMatthew 1:1–1:25
  2. 1.1.1 The Genealogy of the KingMatthew 1:1–1:17
  3. 1.1.2 The Birth and Naming of JesusMatthew 1:18–1:25
  4. 1.2 Prophetical Right to KingshipMatthew 2:1–2:23
  5. 1.3 The Prophet’s Declaration of His KingshipMatthew 3:1–4:11
  6. 1.3.1 John Calls for RepentanceMatthew 3:1–3:12
  7. 1.3.2 The Baptism of JesusMatthew 3:13–3:17
  8. 1.3.3 The Temptation of JesusMatthew 4:1–4:11

2.0 The King’s Declaration

  1. 2.1 Presentation of the Kingdom BeginsMatthew 4:12–4:25
  2. 2.2 Sermon on the MountMatthew 5:1–7:29
  3. 2.2.1 The BeatitudesMatthew 5:1–5:12
  4. 2.2.2 Salt and LightMatthew 5:13–5:16
  5. 2.2.3 Jesus and the LawMatthew 5:17–5:20
  6. 2.2.4 Anger and ReconciliationMatthew 5:21–5:26
  7. 2.2.5 Adultery and LustMatthew 5:27–5:30
  8. 2.2.6 DivorceMatthew 5:31–5:32
  9. 2.2.7 Truthfulness and OathsMatthew 5:33–5:37
  10. 2.2.8 Responding to InjuryMatthew 5:38–5:42
  11. 2.2.9 Love for EnemiesMatthew 5:43–5:48
  12. 2.2.10 Giving without DisplayMatthew 6:1–6:4
  13. 2.2.11 Prayer and ForgivenessMatthew 6:5–6:15
  14. 2.2.12 Fasting without DisplayMatthew 6:16–6:18
  15. 2.2.13 Treasure and AllegianceMatthew 6:19–6:24
  16. 2.2.14 Trust instead of AnxietyMatthew 6:25–6:34
  17. 2.2.15 Judgment and DiscernmentMatthew 7:1–7:6
  18. 2.2.16 Asking the Father and Treating Others WellMatthew 7:7–7:12
  19. 2.2.17 The Narrow GateMatthew 7:13–7:14
  20. 2.2.18 Recognizing False ProphetsMatthew 7:15–7:20
  21. 2.2.19 Doing the Father’s WillMatthew 7:21–7:23
  22. 2.2.20 Building on the King’s WordsMatthew 7:24–7:29

3.0 Declaration of Authority over All Creation

  1. 3.1 His Rule over the Physical RealmMatthew 8:1–8:17
  2. 3.2 His Rule over the DisciplesMatthew 8:18–8:22
  3. 3.3 His Rule over Nature, Demons, and SinMatthew 8:23–9:8
  4. 3.3.1 The King Calms the StormMatthew 8:23–8:27
  5. 3.3.2 The King Delivers the Demon-PossessedMatthew 8:28–8:34
  6. 3.3.3 The King Forgives and HealsMatthew 9:1–9:8
  7. 3.4 His Rule over Religious LeadersMatthew 9:9–9:17
  8. 3.5 His Rule over Death, Blindness, and DemonsMatthew 9:18–9:34
  9. 3.5.1 A Daughter Raised and a Woman HealedMatthew 9:18–9:26
  10. 3.5.2 Two Blind Men Receive SightMatthew 9:27–9:31
  11. 3.5.3 A Mute Man Speaks and the Pharisees AccuseMatthew 9:32–9:34
  12. 3.6 His Rule over the DisciplesMatthew 9:35–10:42
  13. 3.6.1 Compassion and the Need for WorkersMatthew 9:35–9:38
  14. 3.6.2 The Twelve Receive AuthorityMatthew 10:1–10:4
  15. 3.6.3 Instructions for the MissionMatthew 10:5–10:15
  16. 3.6.4 Witness under PersecutionMatthew 10:16–10:25
  17. 3.6.5 Courage and ConfessionMatthew 10:26–10:33
  18. 3.6.6 The Cost of AllegianceMatthew 10:34–10:39
  19. 3.6.7 Receiving the King’s MessengersMatthew 10:40–10:42

4.0 Declaration of the King’s Agenda

  1. 4.1 The King Addresses Expectations and ResponsesMatthew 11:1–11:30
  2. 4.1.1 John Sends His Disciples to JesusMatthew 11:1–11:6
  3. 4.1.2 Jesus Affirms John’s Steadfastness and MissionMatthew 11:7–11:11
  4. 4.1.3 The Kingdom and the Call to Earnest ResponseMatthew 11:12–11:15
  5. 4.1.4 This Generation Rejects John and JesusMatthew 11:16–11:19
  6. 4.1.5 The King Warns the Unrepentant CitiesMatthew 11:20–11:24
  7. 4.1.6 The King Invites the Weary to RestMatthew 11:25–11:30
  8. 4.2 The King’s Authority over the SabbathMatthew 12:1–12:14
  9. 4.2.1 The Disciples Gather Grain on the SabbathMatthew 12:1–12:8
  10. 4.2.2 Jesus Heals on the SabbathMatthew 12:9–12:14
  11. 4.3 The King Fulfills the Servant’s MissionMatthew 12:15–12:21
  12. 4.4 The King Answers the Accusation of Demonic PowerMatthew 12:22–12:32
  13. 4.5 Words Reveal the HeartMatthew 12:33–12:37
  14. 4.6 The Demand for a Sign and the Warning of JudgmentMatthew 12:38–12:45
  15. 4.6.1 The Sign of Jonah and Greater AccountabilityMatthew 12:38–12:42
  16. 4.6.2 The Returning Spirit and This GenerationMatthew 12:43–12:45
  17. 4.7 The King Identifies His FamilyMatthew 12:46–12:50

5.0 The King’s Declaration against Opposition

  1. 5.1 Hearing and Receiving the Kingdom MessageMatthew 13:1–13:23
  2. 5.1.1 The Parable of the SowerMatthew 13:1–13:9
  3. 5.1.2 Why Jesus Speaks in ParablesMatthew 13:10–13:17
  4. 5.1.3 The Sower ExplainedMatthew 13:18–13:23
  5. 5.2 The Kingdom’s Growth and Final SeparationMatthew 13:24–13:43
  6. 5.2.1 The Parable of the Wheat and WeedsMatthew 13:24–13:30
  7. 5.2.2 The Parable of the Mustard SeedMatthew 13:31–13:32
  8. 5.2.3 The Parable of the LeavenMatthew 13:33–13:33
  9. 5.2.4 Speaking in Parables Fulfills ScriptureMatthew 13:34–13:35
  10. 5.2.5 The Wheat and Weeds ExplainedMatthew 13:36–13:43
  11. 5.3 The Surpassing Value of the KingdomMatthew 13:44–13:46
  12. 5.3.1 The Hidden TreasureMatthew 13:44–13:44
  13. 5.3.2 The Pearl of Great ValueMatthew 13:45–13:46
  14. 5.4 Judgment and Understanding in the KingdomMatthew 13:47–13:52
  15. 5.4.1 The Net and Final SeparationMatthew 13:47–13:50
  16. 5.4.2 Understanding and Bringing Out TreasureMatthew 13:51–13:52
  17. 5.5 The King Is Rejected in His HometownMatthew 13:53–13:58
  18. 5.6 Herod Executes John the BaptistMatthew 14:1–14:12
  19. 5.7 The King Feeds the Five ThousandMatthew 14:13–14:21
  20. 5.8 The Disciples Encounter the King on the WaterMatthew 14:22–14:33
  21. 5.9 The King Heals at GennesaretMatthew 14:34–14:36
  22. 5.10 Human Tradition and the Defilement of the HeartMatthew 15:1–15:20
  23. 5.11 The King Responds to a Canaanite Woman’s FaithMatthew 15:21–15:28
  24. 5.12 The King Heals the MultitudesMatthew 15:29–15:31
  25. 5.13 The King Feeds the Four ThousandMatthew 15:32–15:39
  26. 5.14 The Demand for a Sign and the Danger of False TeachingMatthew 16:1–16:12
  27. 5.14.1 Religious Leaders Demand a SignMatthew 16:1–16:4
  28. 5.14.2 Jesus Warns against Their TeachingMatthew 16:5–16:12

6.0 Declaration of the Administration to the Disciples

  1. 6.1 Peter Confesses the King’s IdentityMatthew 16:13–16:20
  2. 6.2 The King Announces His Death and the Cost of Following HimMatthew 16:21–16:28
  3. 6.2.1 Peter Resists the Announcement of SufferingMatthew 16:21–16:23
  4. 6.2.2 Taking Up the Cross and Following JesusMatthew 16:24–16:28
  5. 6.3 The King’s Glory RevealedMatthew 17:1–17:13
  6. 6.3.1 The TransfigurationMatthew 17:1–17:8
  7. 6.3.2 The Disciples Ask about ElijahMatthew 17:9–17:13
  8. 6.4 The Disciples Learn Their Need for FaithMatthew 17:14–17:21
  9. 6.5 The King Again Announces His Death and ResurrectionMatthew 17:22–17:23
  10. 6.6 Sonship, Freedom, and the Temple TaxMatthew 17:24–17:27
  11. 6.7 Humility and Responsibility toward the Little OnesMatthew 18:1–18:9
  12. 6.7.1 Greatness and Receiving a ChildMatthew 18:1–18:5
  13. 6.7.2 The Seriousness of Causing Others to StumbleMatthew 18:6–18:9
  14. 6.8 The Father’s Care for the Wandering Little OneMatthew 18:10–18:14
  15. 6.9 Restoring a Brother Who SinsMatthew 18:15–18:20
  16. 6.10 Forgiveness without Keeping CountMatthew 18:21–18:35
  17. 6.10.1 Peter Asks about the Limits of ForgivenessMatthew 18:21–18:22
  18. 6.10.2 The Unforgiving ServantMatthew 18:23–18:35
  19. 6.11 Marriage, Divorce, and Remaining UnmarriedMatthew 19:1–19:12
  20. 6.11.1 The Question of Divorce and God’s DesignMatthew 19:1–19:9
  21. 6.11.2 The Disciples’ Response and Remaining UnmarriedMatthew 19:10–19:12
  22. 6.12 The King Welcomes the ChildrenMatthew 19:13–19:15
  23. 6.13 Wealth, Discipleship, and Kingdom RewardMatthew 19:16–19:30
  24. 6.13.1 The Rich Young ManMatthew 19:16–19:22
  25. 6.13.2 Wealth, Salvation, and the Disciples’ RewardMatthew 19:23–19:30
  26. 6.14 The Landowner’s Generosity toward His WorkersMatthew 20:1–20:16
  27. 6.15 The King Announces His Coming Suffering in JerusalemMatthew 20:17–20:19
  28. 6.16 Greatness through ServiceMatthew 20:20–20:28
  29. 6.17 The King Gives Sight to Two Blind MenMatthew 20:29–20:34

7.0 The People’s Declaration of Rejection

  1. 7.1 The Triumphal Entry of the KingMatthew 21:1–21:11
  2. 7.2 The Prerogative of the KingMatthew 21:12–21:17
  3. 7.3 The Fig Tree and Challenges to Jesus’ AuthorityMatthew 21:18–22:46
  4. 7.3.1 The Fig Tree and Prayer in FaithMatthew 21:18–21:22
  5. 7.3.2 The Question of Jesus’ AuthorityMatthew 21:23–21:27
  6. 7.3.3 The Parable of the Two SonsMatthew 21:28–21:32
  7. 7.3.4 The Parable of the TenantsMatthew 21:33–21:46
  8. 7.3.5 The Parable of the Wedding FeastMatthew 22:1–22:14
  9. 7.3.6 The Question of Paying CaesarMatthew 22:15–22:22
  10. 7.3.7 The Question of ResurrectionMatthew 22:23–22:33
  11. 7.3.8 The Greatest CommandmentMatthew 22:34–22:40
  12. 7.3.9 The Messiah and David’s LordMatthew 22:41–22:46
  13. 7.4 Rejection of the KingMatthew 23:1–23:39
  14. 7.5 Olivet DiscourseMatthew 24:1–25:46
  15. 7.5.1 The Temple’s Destruction and the Disciples’ QuestionsMatthew 24:1–24:3
  16. 7.5.2 Deception, Trouble, and EnduranceMatthew 24:4–24:14
  17. 7.5.3 Desolation and Warnings against False MessiahsMatthew 24:15–24:28
  18. 7.5.4 The Coming of the Son of ManMatthew 24:29–24:31
  19. 7.5.5 The Fig Tree and the Certainty of His WordsMatthew 24:32–24:35
  20. 7.5.6 Readiness for an Unknown DayMatthew 24:36–24:44
  21. 7.5.7 The Faithful and Unfaithful ServantsMatthew 24:45–24:51
  22. 7.5.8 The Ten VirginsMatthew 25:1–25:13
  23. 7.5.9 The Entrusted TalentsMatthew 25:14–25:30
  24. 7.5.10 The Son of Man Judges the NationsMatthew 25:31–25:46

8.0 The King’s Preparation for Crucifixion

  1. 8.1 The Plot to Kill the KingMatthew 26:1–26:5
  2. 8.2 The King Is Anointed for BurialMatthew 26:6–26:13
  3. 8.3 Judas Agrees to Betray the KingMatthew 26:14–26:16
  4. 8.4 The Passover Meal and the CovenantMatthew 26:17–26:30
  5. 8.4.1 Preparing the PassoverMatthew 26:17–26:19
  6. 8.4.2 The Betrayer Is IdentifiedMatthew 26:20–26:25
  7. 8.4.3 The Bread, the Cup, and the CovenantMatthew 26:26–26:30
  8. 8.5 The King Predicts the Disciples’ FailureMatthew 26:31–26:35
  9. 8.6 The King Prays in GethsemaneMatthew 26:36–26:46
  10. 8.7 The Betrayal and Arrest of the KingMatthew 26:47–26:56
  11. 8.8 Trial of the King before the Religious AuthoritiesMatthew 26:57–26:68
  12. 8.9 Peter Denies the KingMatthew 26:69–26:75
  13. 8.10 Betrayer of the King Commits SuicideMatthew 27:1–27:10
  14. 8.10.1 The Religious Leaders Deliver Jesus to PilateMatthew 27:1–27:2
  15. 8.10.2 Judas’s Remorse, Death, and the Blood MoneyMatthew 27:3–27:10
  16. 8.11 The King before PilateMatthew 27:11–27:26
  17. 8.11.1 Pilate Questions the KingMatthew 27:11–27:14
  18. 8.11.2 Barabbas Is Released and Jesus Is CondemnedMatthew 27:15–27:26
  19. 8.12 The Soldiers Mock the KingMatthew 27:27–27:31
  20. 8.13 The Crucifixion and Death of the KingMatthew 27:32–27:56
  21. 8.13.1 The King Is Crucified and MockedMatthew 27:32–27:44
  22. 8.13.2 Darkness and the King’s DeathMatthew 27:45–27:50
  23. 8.13.3 Signs and Witnesses at His DeathMatthew 27:51–27:56
  24. 8.14 The King Is BuriedMatthew 27:57–27:61
  25. 8.15 The Tomb Is Sealed and GuardedMatthew 27:62–27:66

9.0 Proof of the King’s Right to Rule the Kingdom

  1. 9.1 The Resurrection of the KingMatthew 28:1–28:15
  2. 9.1.1 The Empty Tomb and the Angel’s AnnouncementMatthew 28:1–28:8
  3. 9.1.2 The Women Meet the Risen KingMatthew 28:9–28:10
  4. 9.1.3 The Guards and the False ReportMatthew 28:11–28:15
  5. 9.2 The Great CommissionMatthew 28:16–28:20

Mark — section index

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1.0 The Gospel Begins: The Way Prepared and Jesus Identified

  1. 1.1 The Way Prepared for the Coming OneMark 1:1–1:8
  2. 1.1.1 The Gospel Identifies Jesus ChristMark 1:1–1:1
  3. 1.1.2 The Prophetic Witness Calls for a Prepared WayMark 1:2–1:3
  4. 1.1.3 John Calls the People to RepentanceMark 1:4–1:6
  5. 1.1.4 John Announces the Greater One and His BaptismMark 1:7–1:8
  6. 1.2 Jesus Identified and TestedMark 1:9–1:13
  7. 1.2.1 The Baptism Reveals the Beloved SonMark 1:9–1:11
  8. 1.2.2 The Spirit Leads Jesus into the WildernessMark 1:12–1:13

2.0 The Kingdom Announced: Authority, Opposition, and a New Community

  1. 2.1 The Kingdom Proclaimed and Disciples CalledMark 1:14–1:20
  2. 2.1.1 Jesus Announces the Kingdom and Calls for FaithMark 1:14–1:15
  3. 2.1.2 The First Disciples Leave Their NetsMark 1:16–1:20
  4. 2.2 Authority Displayed through Teaching and RestorationMark 1:21–1:45
  5. 2.2.1 Jesus Teaches with Authority and Commands an Unclean SpiritMark 1:21–1:28
  6. 2.2.2 Jesus Restores Simon's Mother-in-LawMark 1:29–1:31
  7. 2.2.3 The Town Brings Its Sick and AfflictedMark 1:32–1:34
  8. 2.2.4 Prayer and Proclamation Direct the MissionMark 1:35–1:39
  9. 2.2.5 A Man with Leprosy Is Cleansed and InstructedMark 1:40–1:45
  10. 2.3 Authority Contested over Forgiveness, Fellowship, and SabbathMark 2:1–3:6
  11. 2.3.1 The Son of Man Forgives and Restores a Paralyzed ManMark 2:1–2:12
  12. 2.3.2 Jesus Calls Levi and Eats with Those Who Need HimMark 2:13–2:17
  13. 2.3.3 The Bridegroom Explains the Disciples' FastingMark 2:18–2:20
  14. 2.3.4 New Cloth and New Wine Illustrate a Changed SituationMark 2:21–2:22
  15. 2.3.5 The Son of Man Declares His Authority over the SabbathMark 2:23–2:28
  16. 2.3.6 Restoration on the Sabbath Meets a Plot against JesusMark 3:1–3:6
  17. 2.4 A Community Gathered amid Conflicting ResponsesMark 3:7–3:35
  18. 2.4.1 Crowds Seek Jesus and Unclean Spirits Recognize HimMark 3:7–3:12
  19. 2.4.2 Jesus Appoints the Twelve to Be with Him and Be SentMark 3:13–3:19
  20. 2.4.3 Jesus' Family Responds to the Crowds around HimMark 3:20–3:21
  21. 2.4.4 Jesus Answers the Charge of Satanic PowerMark 3:22–3:27
  22. 2.4.5 Jesus Warns against Attributing the Spirit's Work to EvilMark 3:28–3:30
  23. 2.4.6 Doing God's Will Defines Jesus' FamilyMark 3:31–3:35

3.0 The Kingdom Revealed: Hearing, Trusting, and Recognizing Jesus

  1. 3.1 Hearing the Word and Understanding the KingdomMark 4:1–4:34
  2. 3.1.1 The Sower Describes Different Responses to the WordMark 4:1–4:9
  3. 3.1.2 Jesus Explains the Mystery and the Purpose of ParablesMark 4:10–4:12
  4. 3.1.3 The Soils Reveal What Happens to the WordMark 4:13–4:20
  5. 3.1.4 The Lamp and the Measure Call for Attentive HearingMark 4:21–4:25
  6. 3.1.5 The Growing Seed Portrays Growth beyond Human ControlMark 4:26–4:29
  7. 3.1.6 The Mustard Seed Portrays the Kingdom's Expanding ReachMark 4:30–4:32
  8. 3.1.7 Jesus Teaches the Crowds and Explains to His DisciplesMark 4:33–4:34
  9. 3.2 Trusting Jesus amid Forces beyond Human ControlMark 4:35–5:43
  10. 3.2.1 Jesus Stills the Storm and Questions the Disciples' FearMark 4:35–4:41
  11. 3.2.2 Jesus Delivers a Man from a Legion of Unclean SpiritsMark 5:1–5:13
  12. 3.2.3 The Region Rejects Jesus and the Restored Man Bears WitnessMark 5:14–5:20
  13. 3.2.4 Jairus Appeals to Jesus for His Dying DaughterMark 5:21–5:24
  14. 3.2.5 A Suffering Woman Receives Healing and PeaceMark 5:25–5:34
  15. 3.2.6 Jesus Calls for Faith and Raises Jairus's DaughterMark 5:35–5:43
  16. 3.3 Rejection, Mission, and the Cost of Faithful WitnessMark 6:1–6:29
  17. 3.3.1 Familiarity at Nazareth Becomes an Occasion for UnbeliefMark 6:1–6:6
  18. 3.3.2 The Twelve Are Sent to Proclaim Repentance and RestoreMark 6:7–6:13
  19. 3.3.3 Herod Interprets Reports about Jesus through Fear of JohnMark 6:14–6:16
  20. 3.3.4 John's Imprisonment and Death Expose Herod's CompromiseMark 6:17–6:29
  21. 3.4 Provision and Purity Reveal the Disciples' Need to UnderstandMark 6:30–7:23
  22. 3.4.1 Jesus Receives the Returning Twelve and Shepherds the CrowdMark 6:30–6:34
  23. 3.4.2 Jesus Provides Bread for the Five ThousandMark 6:35–6:44
  24. 3.4.3 Jesus Comes across the Sea to Disciples Who Do Not UnderstandMark 6:45–6:52
  25. 3.4.4 The People Seek Healing at GennesaretMark 6:53–6:56
  26. 3.4.5 Jesus Exposes Worship That Honors Tradition above GodMark 7:1–7:8
  27. 3.4.6 The Corban Practice Sets Aside God's CommandMark 7:9–7:13
  28. 3.4.7 Jesus Locates Defilement in What Comes from the HeartMark 7:14–7:23
  29. 3.5 Mercy beyond Familiar Boundaries and the Need for SightMark 7:24–8:26
  30. 3.5.1 A Gentile Mother's Appeal Receives a Gracious AnswerMark 7:24–7:30
  31. 3.5.2 Jesus Opens a Man's Ears and Releases His TongueMark 7:31–7:37
  32. 3.5.3 Jesus Provides Bread for the Four ThousandMark 8:1–8:10
  33. 3.5.4 Jesus Refuses the Demand for a SignMark 8:11–8:13
  34. 3.5.5 Jesus Warns of Leaven and Questions the Disciples' UnderstandingMark 8:14–8:21
  35. 3.5.6 A Blind Man at Bethsaida Receives Sight in StagesMark 8:22–8:26

4.0 The Messiah's Way: Suffering, Service, and Discipleship

  1. 4.1 The Messiah Identified and His Suffering AnnouncedMark 8:27–9:13
  2. 4.1.1 Peter Confesses Jesus as the ChristMark 8:27–8:30
  3. 4.1.2 Jesus Announces His Suffering and Corrects PeterMark 8:31–8:33
  4. 4.1.3 Following Jesus Requires Self-Denial and Trust in His KingdomMark 8:34–9:1
  5. 4.1.4 The Transfiguration Reveals the Son Who Must Be HeardMark 9:2–9:8
  6. 4.1.5 Jesus Relates Glory, Resurrection, and the Suffering of ElijahMark 9:9–9:13
  7. 4.2 Dependent Faith, Humble Service, and Serious ResponsibilityMark 9:14–9:50
  8. 4.2.1 Jesus Delivers a Boy and Teaches Dependence in PrayerMark 9:14–9:29
  9. 4.2.2 Jesus Again Announces His Death and ResurrectionMark 9:30–9:32
  10. 4.2.3 Welcoming the Least Replaces the Contest for GreatnessMark 9:33–9:37
  11. 4.2.4 Jesus Corrects an Attempt to Exclude Another WorkerMark 9:38–9:41
  12. 4.2.5 Jesus Warns against Causing Others or Oneself to StumbleMark 9:42–9:48
  13. 4.2.6 Salt and Peace Conclude the Call to Responsible DiscipleshipMark 9:49–9:50
  14. 4.3 Receiving the Kingdom in Relationships and PossessionsMark 10:1–10:31
  15. 4.3.1 Jesus Grounds Marriage in God's Creation PurposeMark 10:1–10:12
  16. 4.3.2 Jesus Welcomes Children and Describes Receiving the KingdomMark 10:13–10:16
  17. 4.3.3 A Wealthy Man Turns Away from Jesus' Call to FollowMark 10:17–10:22
  18. 4.3.4 Entering the Kingdom Depends on What God Can DoMark 10:23–10:27
  19. 4.3.5 Jesus Promises Provision amid Persecution and Reverses RankMark 10:28–10:31
  20. 4.4 The Road to Jerusalem Is the Way of Sacrificial ServiceMark 10:32–10:52
  21. 4.4.1 Jesus Leads the Way and Describes His Coming SufferingMark 10:32–10:34
  22. 4.4.2 James and John Seek Places of Honor beside JesusMark 10:35–10:40
  23. 4.4.3 The Son of Man Defines Greatness through Service and RansomMark 10:41–10:45
  24. 4.4.4 Bartimaeus Receives Sight and Follows Jesus on the WayMark 10:46–10:52

5.0 Jerusalem Confronted: Authority, Faithfulness, and Watchfulness

  1. 5.1 The King's Arrival and the Temple ConfrontationMark 11:1–11:25
  2. 5.1.1 Jesus Enters Jerusalem amid Messianic AcclamationMark 11:1–11:11
  3. 5.1.2 The Fruitless Fig Tree Receives Jesus' JudgmentMark 11:12–11:14
  4. 5.1.3 Jesus Confronts the Temple's Misuse and Calls It a House of PrayerMark 11:15–11:19
  5. 5.1.4 The Withered Tree Leads to Teaching on Faith and ForgivenessMark 11:20–11:25
  6. 5.2 The Leaders Challenge the Authority They Have RejectedMark 11:27–12:12
  7. 5.2.1 Jesus Answers the Authority Challenge with John's BaptismMark 11:27–11:33
  8. 5.2.2 The Tenants Reject the Owner's Servants and Beloved SonMark 12:1–12:9
  9. 5.2.3 The Rejected Stone Exposes the Leaders' ResponseMark 12:10–12:12
  10. 5.3 Faithfulness to God Tested and IllustratedMark 12:13–12:44
  11. 5.3.1 Jesus Distinguishes What Is Owed to Caesar and to GodMark 12:13–12:17
  12. 5.3.2 Jesus Answers the Sadducees from God's Power and ScriptureMark 12:18–12:27
  13. 5.3.3 Love for God and Neighbor Stands above SacrificeMark 12:28–12:34
  14. 5.3.4 David's Lord Challenges a Limited View of the MessiahMark 12:35–12:37
  15. 5.3.5 Jesus Warns against Status Seeking and Exploitation by ScribesMark 12:38–12:40
  16. 5.3.6 A Widow's Whole Livelihood Contrasts with Gifts from SurplusMark 12:41–12:44
  17. 5.4 The Disciples Must Discern, Endure, and Remain WatchfulMark 13:1–13:37
  18. 5.4.1 Jesus Announces the Temple's DestructionMark 13:1–13:2
  19. 5.4.2 The Disciples Ask about the Time and the SignMark 13:3–13:4
  20. 5.4.3 Jesus Warns against Deception and Premature ConclusionsMark 13:5–13:8
  21. 5.4.4 The Disciples Must Bear Witness and Endure OppositionMark 13:9–13:13
  22. 5.4.5 Jesus Warns of Desolation, Distress, and False DeliverersMark 13:14–13:23
  23. 5.4.6 The Son of Man Comes and Gathers His Chosen OnesMark 13:24–13:27
  24. 5.4.7 The Fig Tree Illustrates Nearness and Jesus' Words Remain SureMark 13:28–13:31
  25. 5.4.8 The Unknown Hour Requires Continuing WatchfulnessMark 13:32–13:37

6.0 The Crucified and Risen Jesus: Suffering, Vindication, and Witness

  1. 6.1 The Approaching Death Interpreted amid Devotion and BetrayalMark 14:1–14:31
  2. 6.1.1 The Leaders Seek a Way to Seize and Kill JesusMark 14:1–14:2
  3. 6.1.2 A Woman's Anointing Anticipates Jesus' BurialMark 14:3–14:9
  4. 6.1.3 Judas Arranges to Betray JesusMark 14:10–14:11
  5. 6.1.4 Jesus Directs the Preparation of the PassoverMark 14:12–14:16
  6. 6.1.5 Jesus Announces Betrayal within the Shared MealMark 14:17–14:21
  7. 6.1.6 Jesus Gives the Bread and Cup in Relation to His Coming DeathMark 14:22–14:26
  8. 6.1.7 Jesus Announces Desertion and Peter Insists on LoyaltyMark 14:27–14:31
  9. 6.2 The Faithful Son Prays while His Followers FailMark 14:32–14:72
  10. 6.2.1 Jesus Submits to the Father's Will as the Disciples SleepMark 14:32–14:42
  11. 6.2.2 Jesus Is Betrayed and Arrested as His Disciples FleeMark 14:43–14:50
  12. 6.2.3 A Young Man Flees from the ArrestMark 14:51–14:52
  13. 6.2.4 Jesus Confesses His Identity before the Religious AuthoritiesMark 14:53–14:65
  14. 6.2.5 Peter Denies Jesus and Remembers His WarningMark 14:66–14:72
  15. 6.3 The Rejected King Is Condemned and CrucifiedMark 15:1–15:32
  16. 6.3.1 Jesus Faces Pilate's Question about KingshipMark 15:1–15:5
  17. 6.3.2 The Crowd Chooses Barabbas at the Leaders' InstigationMark 15:6–15:11
  18. 6.3.3 Pilate Yields to the Crowd and Delivers Jesus for CrucifixionMark 15:12–15:15
  19. 6.3.4 The Soldiers Mock Jesus' KingshipMark 15:16–15:20
  20. 6.3.5 The Crucified King Is Challenged to Save HimselfMark 15:21–15:32
  21. 6.4 Jesus' Death Is Witnessed and His Body Is BuriedMark 15:33–15:47
  22. 6.4.1 Darkness and Jesus' Cry Accompany His DeathMark 15:33–15:37
  23. 6.4.2 The Torn Curtain and the Centurion's Confession Mark His DeathMark 15:38–15:39
  24. 6.4.3 Women Who Followed Jesus Witness from a DistanceMark 15:40–15:41
  25. 6.4.4 Joseph Buries Jesus and the Women Observe the TombMark 15:42–15:47
  26. 6.5 The Empty Tomb Announces Resurrection and a Renewed MeetingMark 16:1–16:8
  27. 6.5.1 The Women Come to the Tomb and Find the Stone MovedMark 16:1–16:4
  28. 6.5.2 The Messenger Announces Resurrection and a Meeting in GalileeMark 16:5–16:7
  29. 6.5.3 The Women Flee in Fear and AstonishmentMark 16:8–16:8
  30. 6.6 The Supplied Longer Ending: Appearances, Commission, and WitnessMark 16:9–16:20
  31. 6.6.1 Mary's Report of the Risen Jesus Meets UnbeliefMark 16:9–16:11
  32. 6.6.2 Two Disciples Report an Appearance and Are Not BelievedMark 16:12–16:13
  33. 6.6.3 Jesus Rebukes Unbelief and Commissions Worldwide ProclamationMark 16:14–16:18
  34. 6.6.4 Jesus Is Exalted and the Disciples Proclaim with His HelpMark 16:19–16:20

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