por Adam Wright
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. Luke 15:11 - 17:10: Jesus tells the parable of the prodigal son who returns to a forgiving father, along with parables of the lost sheep and lost coin; He teaches on forgiveness, faith as small as a mustard seed, and the duty of servants who do what is expected without extra reward. Focus is on God's rejoicing over repentant sinners and the importance of humble, faithful service.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. John 11:1-54: Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead after four days in the tomb, causing many to believe in Him but leading the chief priests and Pharisees to plot to kill Him. Luke 17:11 - 18:8: Jesus heals ten lepers, but only the Samaritan returns to thank Him; He teaches about the coming kingdom, the need for persistent prayer (parable of the persistent widow), and humble prayer (parable of the Pharisee and tax collector).
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. Luke 18:9-14: Jesus contrasts the self-righteous prayer of a Pharisee with the humble plea of a tax collector, showing that the humble are justified before God. Matthew 19:3-12; Mark 10:13-31; Matthew 20:1-16: Jesus teaches on marriage, divorce, and celibacy for the kingdom; blesses children; challenges the rich young ruler to sell everything and follow; promises rewards to disciples who sacrifice; tells the parable of the vineyard workers to show God's generous grace.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. Mark 10:32-52: Jesus again predicts His death and resurrection; James and John ask for places of honor, but Jesus teaches servant leadership; He heals blind Bartimaeus who calls out in persistent faith. Luke 19:1-28: Zacchaeus the tax collector climbs a tree, receives Jesus, repents, and promises restitution; Jesus tells the parable of the ten minas about using what is entrusted faithfully before the kingdom comes.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. John 11:55 - 12:1; Mark 14:3-9; John 12:9-11; Luke 19:29-44; Mark 11:12-14; Matthew 21:12-17: Events include anointing at Bethany, crowds seeking Jesus and Lazarus, the triumphal entry into Jerusalem on a donkey, Jesus weeping over the city, and cleansing the temple while healing and teaching there.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. - John 12:20-50: Greeks seek Jesus; He speaks of His death as a grain of wheat that dies to bear much fruit, foretells being lifted up, warns of judgment on unbelief, and affirms His mission from the Father. - Mark 11:20-33: The withered fig tree leads to teaching on faith and prayer; religious leaders question His authority, and Jesus replies with a question about John's baptism.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. - Matthew 21:28 - 22:33: Jesus tells parables of the two sons, the wicked tenants who kill the son, and the wedding banquet where invited guests refuse; He answers traps about paying taxes to Caesar and the resurrection of the dead. - Mark 12:28-34: A scribe asks the greatest commandment; Jesus answers with love for God and neighbor; the scribe agrees, and Jesus says he is not far from the kingdom.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. - Matthew 22:41 - 23:39: Jesus questions how the Messiah can be David's son and Lord (Psalm 110); He denounces scribes and Pharisees for hypocrisy, heavy burdens, showy religion, and rejecting prophets, then laments over Jerusalem. - Mark 12:41-44: Jesus watches offerings at the treasury and praises a poor widow who gives two small coins—all she had—more than the large amounts from the rich.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. Matthew 24:1-2: Jesus predicts the total destruction of the temple after the disciples admire its stones. Mark 13:3-13: On the Mount of Olives, Jesus privately tells disciples of end-time signs: false messiahs, wars, earthquakes, persecutions, and the gospel reaching all nations. Matthew 24:15-51: Jesus warns of the abomination of desolation, great tribulation, false christs, cosmic signs before His return, and the need to stay watchful like faithful servants awaiting their master.
Experience all the miraculous events surrounding Jesus' birth, His life and teaching, His death by crucifixion, and His resurrection – across all four Gospels! Curated to remove duplicate accounts, all events are presented in chronological order. Matthew 25:1-46 presents parables of the ten virgins urging readiness for the bridegroom's arrival and the talents emphasizing faithful stewardship. The sheep and goats judgment scene separates the righteous who served others from the unrighteous facing eternal punishment. Luke 21:37-38 describes Jesus teaching daily in the temple while spending nights on the Mount of Olives with crowds gathering early to hear Him. Matthew 26:1-5 has Jesus predicting His crucifixion during Passover while chief priests and elders plot to arrest and kill Him secretly to avoid a riot. Luke 22:3-6 shows Satan entering Judas who agrees with chief priests to betray Jesus for money and seeks a quiet opportunity away from the crowd.