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Christ lays out for his disciples what he requires of them

Christ sends out seventy other disciples and gives a warning to the towns that reject Him

Christ denies that His followers should wish to persecute or kill others

Continuing my thoughts on this passage from yesterday, who among us is the greatest

Christ delivers a child from bondage and foretells His own murder

Apostles are allowed to see Christ's glory

Jesus sends His disciples out, feeds the 5000, and acknowledges that He is the Christ

Christ heals a woman with chronic bleeding and raises a child from death

further thoughts on Christ and the demoniac

Christ calms a raging storm and then frees a man from being possessed by many devils

the family of God

Christ teaches His disciples that only those who have spiritual discernment will understand

Jesus is teaching the good news of the gospel

A woman shows humble adoration and worship toward Christ

Christ declares that John the Baptist was the greatest of the prophets but......

John the Baptist's disciples question Christ about whether there is to be another to come after Him

Christ heals the sick and raises the dead raising an important point about His authority.

Christ teaches His disciples to not be hypocrites and to look at their own sins before focusing on the sins of others.

These are the nuts and bolts of the Christian faith which we have so much trouble with on a day to day basis.

Christ preaches a sermon to His disciples and the multitude on being blessed.

Jesus begins a powerful sermon standing in a plain with the Apostles chosen and present

Levi, understood to be Matthew by most commentators, is introduced and throws a great feast for Jesus. A very interesting parable is given regarding old and new wine bottles, which would have been leather bags in those days.

A man is lowered through the roof tiles to be healed by Jesus

A man with leprosy finds comfort and healing in believing that Jesus can cure him

Habbakuk 1:14a And makest men as the fishes of the sea,