a. Woe to the scribes and Pharisees (23:1–36)
4. A pattern for church discipline (18:15–20) 5. A lesson about forgiveness (18:21–35) B. Narrative 4: The Jerusalem Ministry (19:1–23:39)
1. Some kingly lessons (19:1–20:28)
a. On divorce (19:1–10) b. On celibacy (19:11–12)
c. On children (19:13–15) d. On surrender (19:16–22)
e. On who may be saved (19:23–30)
f. On equality in the kingdom (20:1–16) g. On his death (20:17–19) h. On true greatness (20:20–28) 2. Some kingly deeds (20:29–21:27)
a. He heals two blind men (20:29–34) b. He receives adoration (21:1–11)
c. He cleanses the temple (21:12–17) d. He curses a fig tree (21:18–22)
e. He answers a challenge (21:23–27) 3. Some kingly parables (21:28–22:14)
a. The two sons (21:28–32) b. The wicked tenants (21:33–46)
c. The wedding feast (22:1–14) 4. Some kingly answers (22:15–46)
a. The Herodians: on paying taxes (22:15–22) b. The Sadducees: on the resurrection (22:23–33)
c. The Scribes: on the first and great commandment (22:34–
40) d. The Pharisees: on David's greater Son (22:41–46) 5. Some kingly pronouncements (23:1–39)
a. Woe to the scribes and Pharisees (23:1–36) b. Woe to Jerusalem (23:37–39)