12. Healing a Man's Withered Hand 12:9 3:1 6:6
9. Healing the Hemorrhaging Woman 9:20 5:25 8:43 10. Healing Two Blind Men 9:27 11. Curing a Demon-Possessed, Mute Man 9:32 12. Healing a Man's Withered Hand 12:9 3:1 6:6 13. Curing a Demon-Possessed, Blind and Mute Man 12:22 11:14 14. Feeding the Five Thousand 14:13 6:30 9:10 6:1 15. Walking on the Sea 14:25 6:48 6:19 16. Healing the Canaanite Woman's Daughter 15:21 7:24 17. Feeding the Four Thousand 15:32 8:1 18. Healing the Boy with a Demon 17:14 9:17 9:38 19. Two-drachma Tax in the Fish's Mouth 17:24 20. Healing Two Blind Men 20:30 10:46 18:35 21. Withering the Fig Tree 21:18 11:12 22. Casting Out an Unclean Spirit 1:23 4:33 23. Healing a Deaf-Mute 7:31 24. Healing a Blind Man at Bethsaida 8:22 25. Escape from the Hostile Multitude 4:30 26. Catch of Fish 5:1 27. Raising of a Widow's Son at Nain 7:11 28. Healing the Afflicted, Bent Woman 13:11 29. Healing the Man with Dropsy 14:1 30. Cleansing the Ten Lepers 17:11 31. Restoring a Servant's Ear 22:51 32. Turning Water into Wine 2:1 33. Healing the Royal Official's Son (of fever) 4:46 34. Healing an Afflicted Man at Bethesda 5:1 35. Healing the Man Born Blind 9:1 36. Raising of Lazarus 11:43 37. Second Catch of Fish 21:1 ©1997 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.
MARK—NOTE ON 1:11 The Father's pronouncement would have reminded the audience of the messianic prophecies of Ps. 2:7 and Isa. 42:1.
MARK—NOTE ON 1:12 immediately. See note on v. 10. Jesus' temptation came right after his baptism. The Spirit . . . drove him. Compelled by the Spirit, Jesus confronted Satan and took the first step toward overthrowing his evil kingdom (cf. 1 John 3:8). Though God tempts no one (James 1:13), he sometimes sovereignly permits Satan to tempt his people (e.g., Job; Luke 22:31–32). the wilderness. The exact location of Jesus' encounter with Satan is unknown. It