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Jesus Sends His Apostles on a Mission
(Mt. 10:5–15; Mk. 6:7–13)

1Jesus called the twelve apostles together. He gave the apostles power to heal sicknesses and power to force demons out of people.

2Jesus sent the apostles to tell about God’s kingdom and to heal the sick.

3He said to the apostles, “When you travel, don’t take a walking stick. Also, don’t carry a bag, food, or money. Take for your trip only the clothes you are wearing.

4When you go into a house, stay there until it is time to leave.

5If the people in the town will not welcome you, go outside the town and shake their dust off of your feet. This will be a warning to them.”

6So the apostles went out. They traveled through all the towns. They told the Good News and healed people everywhere.

Herod Is Confused About Jesus
(Mt. 14:1–12; Mk. 6:14–29)

7Governor Herod heard about all these things that were happening. He was confused because some people said, “John the Baptizer is risen from death.”

8Other people said, “Elijah has come to us.” And some other people said, “One of the prophets from long ago has risen from death.”

9Herod said, “I cut off John’s head. So who is this man I hear these things about?” Herod continued trying to see Jesus.

Jesus Feeds More than 5,000 People
(Mt. 14:13–21; Mk. 6:30–44; Jn 6:1–14)

10When the apostles came back, they told Jesus the things they had done on their trip. Then Jesus took them away to a town called Bethsaida. There, Jesus and his apostles could be alone together.

11But the people learned where Jesus went. They followed him. Jesus welcomed them and talked with them about God’s kingdom. He healed the people that were sick.

12Late in the afternoon, the twelve apostles came to Jesus and said, “No people live in this place. Send the people away. They need to find food and places to sleep in the farms and towns around here.”

13But Jesus said to the apostles, “You give them something to eat.” The apostles said, “We have only five loaves of bread and two fish. Do you want us to go buy food for all these people?” {There are too many!}

14(There were about 5,000 men there.) Jesus said to his followers, “Tell the people to sit in groups of about 50 people.”

15So the followers did this and all the people sat down.

16Then Jesus took the five loaves of bread and two fish. Jesus looked up into the sky and thanked God for the food. Then Jesus divided the food and gave it to the followers. Jesus told the followers to give the food to the people.

17All the people ate and were filled. And there was much food left. Twelve baskets were filled with the pieces of food that were not eaten.

Peter Says that Jesus Is the Christ
(Mt. 16:13–19; Mk. 8:27–29)

18One time Jesus was praying alone. His followers came together there. Jesus asked them, “Who do the people say I am?”

19The followers answered, “Some people say you are John the Baptizer. Other people say you are Elijah. And some people say you are one of the prophets from long ago that has come back to life.”

20Then Jesus said to his followers, “And who do you say I am?” Peter answered, “You are the Christ from God.”

21Jesus warned them not to tell anyone.

Jesus Says that He Must Die
(Mt. 16:21–28; Mk. 8:30–9:1)

22Then Jesus said, “The Son of Man must suffer many things. He will be rejected by the older Jewish leaders, the leading priests, and teachers of the law. The Son of Man will be killed. But after three days he will be raised from death.”

23Jesus continued to say to all of them, “If any person wants to follow me, he must say ‘No’ to the things he wants. That person must accept the cross (suffering) that is given to him every day, and he must follow me.

24The person that wants to save his life will lose it. And every person that gives his life for me will save it.

25It is worth nothing for a person to have the whole world, if he himself is destroyed or lost.

26If any person is ashamed of me and my teaching, then I will be ashamed of that person. I will be ashamed of that person at the time I come with my glory and with the glory of the Father and the holy angels.

27I tell you the truth. Some of you people standing here will see the kingdom of God before you die.”

Moses, Elijah, and Jesus
(Mt. 17:1–8; Mk. 9:2–8)

28About eight days after Jesus said these things, he took Peter, James, and John and went up on a mountain to pray.

29While Jesus was praying, his face began to change. His clothes became shining white.

30Then two men were talking with Jesus. The men were Moses and Elijah.

31Moses and Elijah were shining bright too. They were talking with Jesus about his death that would happen in Jerusalem.

32Peter and the others were asleep. But they woke up and saw the glory of Jesus. They also saw the two men that were standing with Jesus.

33When Moses and Elijah were leaving, Peter said, “Master, it is good that we are here. We will put three tents here—one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah.” (Peter did not know what he was saying.)

34While Peter was saying these things, a cloud came all around them. Peter, James, and John became afraid when the cloud covered them.

35A voice came from the cloud. The voice said, “This is my Son. He is the One I have chosen. Obey him.”

36When the voice finished, only Jesus was there. Peter, James, and John said nothing. At that time they told no person about what they had seen.

Jesus Heals a Boy That Has an Evil Spirit
(Mt. 17:14–18; Mk. 9:14–27)

37The next day, Jesus, Peter, James, and John came down from the mountain. A large group of people met Jesus.

38A man in the group shouted to Jesus, “Teacher, please come and look at my son. He is the only child I have.

39An evil spirit {from the devil} comes into my son, and then he shouts. He loses control of himself and he foams from the mouth. The evil spirit continues to hurt him and almost never leaves him.

40I begged your followers to make the evil spirit leave my son, but they could not do it.”

41Jesus answered, “You people that live now have no faith. Your lives are all wrong. How long must I be with you and be patient with you?” Then Jesus said to the man, “Bring your son here.”

42While the boy was coming, the demon threw the boy to the ground. The boy lost control of himself. But Jesus gave a strong command to the evil spirit. Then the boy was healed. And Jesus gave the boy back to his father.

43All the people were amazed at the great power of God. The people were still amazed about all the things Jesus did. Jesus said to his followers,

Jesus Talks About His Death
(Mt. 17:22–23; Mk. 9:30–32)

44“Don’t forget the things I will tell you now: The Son of Man will soon be given into the control of some men.”

45But the followers did not understand what Jesus meant. The meaning was hidden from them so that they could not understand it. But the followers were afraid to ask Jesus about what he said.

The Most Important Person
(Mt. 18:1–5; Mk. 9:33–37)

46Jesus’ followers began to have an argument about which one of them was the greatest (most important).

47Jesus knew what they were thinking. So Jesus took a little child and stood the child beside him.

48Then Jesus said to the followers, “If a person accepts a little child like this in my name, then that person accepts me. And when a person accepts me, that person accepts the One (God) that sent me. The person among you that is the most humble—that person is a great (important) person.”

Any Person Not Against You Is for You
(Mk. 9:38–40)

49John answered, “Master, we saw a person using your name to force demons out of people. We told him to stop because he does not belong to our group.”

50Jesus said to John, “Don’t stop him. If a person is not against you, then he is for you.”

A Samaritan Town

51The time was coming near when Jesus would leave and go back to heaven. He decided to go to Jerusalem.

52Jesus sent some men ahead of him. The men went into a town in Samaria to make everything ready for Jesus.

53But the people there would not welcome Jesus because he was going toward Jerusalem.

54James and John, the followers of Jesus, saw this. They said, “Lord, do you want us to call fire down from heaven and destroy those people?”

55But Jesus turned and scolded them.

56Then Jesus and his followers went to another town.

Following Jesus
(Mt. 8:19–22)

57They were all traveling along the road. Someone said to Jesus, “I will follow you any place you go.”

58Jesus answered, “The foxes have holes to live in. The birds have nests to live in. But the Son of Man has no place where he can rest his head.”

59Jesus said to another man, “Follow me!” But the man said, “Lord, let me go and bury my father first.”

60But Jesus said to him, “Let the people that are dead bury their own dead! You must go and tell about the kingdom of God.”

61Another man said, “I will follow you, Lord, but first let me go and say good-bye to my family.”

62Jesus said, “If any person begins to plow a field, but looks back, he is not prepared for the kingdom of God.”


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