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  1. Jesus’ Preparation for Ministry (Mark 1:1-13)
    1. By John (Mark 1:1-8)
      1. Witness of Malachi (Mark 1:1-2)
      2. Witness of Isaiah (Mark 1:3)
      3. Witness of the People (Mark 1:4-8)
    2. By His Baptism (Mark 1:9-11)
    3. By His Temptations (Mark 1:12-13)
  2. Jesus Ministers in Galilee and Northern Palestine: His deeds and how people react to them (Mark 1:14-8:26)
    1. His Preaching (Mark 1:14-20)
      1. Preaching of the Savior (Mark 1:14-15, 38-39)
      2. Promise of the Savior (Mark 1:16-20)
    2. His Power (Mark 1:21-3:12)
      1. Over a Demon (Mark 1:21-28)
      2. Over Disease (Mark 1:29-39)
      3. Over Leprosy (Mark 1:40-45)
      4. Over Paralysis (Mark 2:1-12)
        1. Helpful Friends (Mark 2:1-5, 11-17)
        2. Hostile Foes (Mark 2:6-10)
      5. Over a Publican (Mark 2:13-20) Levi’s Calling
        1. His Conversion (Mark 2:13-14)
        2. His Celebration (Mark 2:15-17)
        3. Their Criticism (Mark 2:18-20)
      6. Over Old Religion (Mark 2:21-22)
      7. Over the Sabbath (Mark 2:23-28)
      8. Over Deformity (Mark 3:1-6)
        1. The Miracle (Mark 3:1-5)
        2. The Malice (Mark 3:6)
      9. Over Demons (Mark 3:7-12)
        1. What He Does (Mark 3:7-11)
        2. What He Says (Mark 3:12)
    3. His Personnel (Mark 3:13-35)
      1. The Call of the Twelve (Mark 3:13-19)
        1. Their Number (Mark 3:13-14)
        2. The Nature (Mark 3:15)
        3. Their Names (Mark 3:16-19)
      2. The Condemnation of Rejectors (Mark 3:20-30)
        1. Criticism From His Family (Mark 3:20-21)
        2. Criticism From His Foes (Mark 3:22-30)
          1. Their Accusation (Mark 3:22)
          2. His Answer (Mark 3:23-30)
            1. Words of Wisdom (Mark 3:23-27)
            2. Words of Warning (Mark 3:28-30)
      3. The Call to a Spiritual Family (Mark 3:31-35)
        1. The Desire of His Earthly Kin (Mark 3:31-32)
        2. The Description of His Eternal Kin (Mark 3:33-35)
    4. His Parables (Mark 4:1-34)
      1. The Sower (Mark 4:1-20)
        1. Information in the Parable (Mark 4:1-9)
        2. Isaiah and the Parable (Mark 4:10-12)
        3. Interpretation of the Parable (Mark 4:13-20)
      2. The Lamp (Mark 4:21-25)
      3. The Seed Growing Gradually (Mark 4:26-29)
      4. The Mustard Seed (Mark 4:30-34)
    5. His Prerogatives (Mark 4:35-9:1)
      1. Over a Storm (Mark 4:35-41)
        1. The Crisis (Mark 4:35-38a)
        2. The Cry (Mark 4:38b)
        3. The Calm (Mark 4:39-41)
      2. Over Demons (Mark 5:1-20)
        1. The Despair (Mark 5:1-5)
        2. The Deliverance (Mark 5:6-13)
        3. The Disbelief (Mark 5:14-17)
        4. The Desire (Mark 5:18-20)
      3. Over Sickness and Death (Mark 5:21-43)
        1. A Suffering Woman (Mark 5:25-34)
          1. Her Disease (Mark 5:25-26)
          2. Her Deterioration (Mark 5:27-28)
          3. He Deliverance (Mark 5:29-34)
        2. A Dead Girl (Mark 5:21-24, 35-43)
          1. The Request (Mark 5:21-24)
          2. The Report (Mark 5:35)
          3. The Reassurance (Mark 5:36)
          4. The Restriction (Mark 5:37)
          5. The Ridicule (Mark 5:38-40a)
          6. The Resurrection (Mark 5:40b-43)
          7. The Restraint (Mark 5:43)
      4. Rejected by His Own Townspeople (Mark 6:1-6a)
        1. Their Hostility (Mark 6:1-3)
        2. His Helpfulness (Mark 6:4-6a)
      5. The Commissioning of the Twelve (Mark 6:6b-13)
        1. Their Assignments (Mark 6:6b-11)
        2. Their Accomplishments (Mark 6:12-13)
      6. Affecting Herod, who Killed John (Mark 6:14-29)
        1. Jesus is Misunderstood by Herod Antipas (Mark6:14-16)
        2. John is Mistreated by Herod Antipas (Mark 6:17-20)
        3. John is Murdered by Herod Antipas (Mark 6:21-29)
          1. The Party (Mark 6:21)
          2. The Performance (Mark 6:22a)
          3. The Promise (Mark 6:22b-23)
          4. The Plot (Mark 6:24-29)
      7. Feeding the 5000 Men (Mark 6:30-44)
        1. Events Preceding the Miracle (Mark 6:30-38)
          1. The Consideration of Jesus (Mark 6:30-31)
          2. The Compassion of Jesus (Mark 6:32-34)
          3. The Command of Jesus (Mark 6:35-38)
        2. Events Accompanying the Miracle (Mark 6:39-42)
          1. The Arrangement (Mark 6:39-40)
          2. The Acknowledgement (Mark 6:41)
          3. The Abundance (Mark 6:42)
        3. Events Following the Miracle (Mark 6:43-44)
          1. The Meal (Mark 6:43)
          2. The Men (Mark 6:44)
      8. Walking on Water (Mark 6:45-52)
        1. The Awareness (Mark 6:45-48a)
        2. The Approach (Mark 6:48b)
        3. The Alarm (Mark 6:49-50a)
        4. The Assurance (Mark 6:50b-51a)
        5. The Amazement (Mark 6:51b-52)
      9. Over Sickness (Mark 6:53-56)
      10. Over Pharisaic Traditions (Mark 7:1-23)
        1. The Reason for Message of Jesus (Mark 7:1-5)
        2. The Rebuke in the Message of Jesus (Mark 7:6-23)
          1. The Prophecy (Mark 7:6-7)
          2. The Parental Example (Mark 7:8-13)
          3. The Preaching (Mark 7:14-23)
      11. Over a Syrophoenician Woman (Mark 7:24-30)
        1. The Brokenhearted Mother (Mark 7:24-26)
        2. The Kindhearted Messiah (Mark 7:27-30)
      12. Over a Deaf Mute (Mark 7:31-37)
        1. The Desperation of the Man (Mark 7:31-32)
        2. The Declaration of the Messiah (Mark 7:33-37)
      13. Feeding the 4000 (Mark 8:1-10)
        1. His Concern (Mark 8:1-4, 9-10)
        2. His Command (Mark 8:5-8)
      14. Condemning the Pharisees (Mark 8:11-13)
        1. The Pharisees Demand (Mark 8:11)
        2. The Messiah’s Denial (Mark 8:12-13)
      15. Teaching on Leaven (Mark 8:14-21)
        1. The Caution (Mark 8:14-15)
        2. The Confusion (Mark 8:16)
        3. The Clarification (Mark 8:17-21)
      16. Over Blindness (Mark 8:22-26) Gradual Healing
        1. The First Touch (Mark 8:22-24)
        2. The Second Touch (Mark 8:25-26)
  3. The Road to Jerusalem (Mark 8:27-10:52)
    1. Peter’s Confession (Mark 8:27-30)
      1. First Question (Mark 8:27-28)
      2. Second Question (Mark 8:29-30)
    2. Disciples are All-In (Mark 8:31-9:1)
      1. The Revelation (Mark 8:31)
      2. The Rebukes (Mark 8:32-33)
      3. The Requirements (Mark 8:34)
      4. The Rewards (Mark 8:35-9:1)
    3. Preview of His Glory (Mark 9:2-29)
      1. Transfiguration (Mark 9:2-13)
        1. Ascending the Mountain (Mark 9:2)
        2. On the Mountain (Mark 9:2b-8)
        3. Descending the Mountain (Mark 9:9-13)
      2. Restoration (Mark 9:14-29)
        1. The Disciples (Mark 9:14-16)
        2. The Others (Mark 9:17-29)
          1. The Victim (Mark 9:17-22)
            1. Helpless Father (Mark 9:17a)
            2. The Hopeless Son (Mark 9:17a-18a, 20-22)
            3. The Hapless Disciples (Mark 9:18b-19)
          2. The Victor (Mark 9:23-29)
            1. Jesus Reassures the Father (Mark 9:23-24)
            2. Jesus Rebukes the Demon (Mark 9:25-26)
            3. Jesus Restores the Son (Mark 9:27)
            4. Jesus Reveals the Secret (Mark 9:28-29)
    4. Preview of His Death (Mark 9:30-32)
    5. Preview of the Future (Mark 9:33-50)
      1. Jesus Speaks of Humility (Mark 9:33-37)
      2. Jesus Speaks of Harmony (Mark 9:38-41)
      3. Jesus Speak of Hell (Mark 9:42-50)
    6. Concerning Divorce (Mark 10:1-12)
      1. The Insincere Group (Mark 10:1-9)
      2. The Sincere Group (Mark 10:10-12)
    7. Concerning Children (Mark 10:13-16)
      1. Jesus Rebukes (Mark 10:13-14)
      2. Jesus Receives (Mark 10:15-16)
    8. Concerning Eternal Life (Mark 10:17-31)
      1. The Rich Young Ruler (Mark 10:17-22)
        1. Seeking (Mark 10:17-21)
        2. Sorrowing (Mark 10:22)
      2. Jesus on Wealth (Mark 10:23-31)
        1. The Allegory (Mark 10:23-25)
        2. The Amazement (Mark 10:26)
        3. The Assurance (Mark 10:27-31)
    9. Concerning His Death and Resurrection (Mark 10:32-34)
    10. Concerning Ambition (Mark 10:35-45)
      1. The Request (Mark 10:35-37)
      2. The Refusal (Mark 10:38-39)
      3. The Restriction (Mark 10:40)
      4. The Resentment (Mark 10:41)
      5. The Review (Mark 10:42-45)
    11. Concerning Blind Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52)
      1. The Request of the Blind Man (Mark 10:46-47)
      2. The Response of the Crowd (Mark 10:48-50)
      3. The Restoration by the Savior (Mark 10:51-52)
  4. Jerusalem: Jesus’ Teaching, Arrest, Trial, and Death (Mark 11:1-15:47)
    1. Triumphal Entry: Sunday (Mark 11:1-11)
      1. The Preparation (Mark 11:1-7)
      2. The Parade (Mark 11:8-11)
    2. Curse and Cleansing (Mark 11:12-26)
      1. The Fig Tree (Mark 11:12-14, 20-26)
        1. The Reason (Mark 11:12-14)
        2. The Result (Mark 11:20-21)
        3. The Reaction (Mark 11:22-26)
      2. The Cleansing of the Temple (Mark 11:15-19)
        1. Jesus Removes Money Tables (Mark 11:15-16)
        2. Jesus Removes Money Takers (Mark 11:17-19)
    3. Concerning His Authority (Mark 11:27-33)
      1. Their Demand (Mark 11:27-28)
      2. His Defense (Mark 11:29-30)
      3. Their Dilemma (Mark 11:31-32)
      4. Their Defeat (Mark 11:33)
    4. Concerning the Jewish Nation (Mark 12:1-12)
      1. The Workmen (Mark 12:1)
      2. The Wickedness (Mark 12:2-12)
        1. Their Mission (Mark 12:2, 4a, 5b, 7-12)
        2. Their Mistreatment (Mark 12:3, 4b, 5b)
    5. Concerning Taxes (Mark 12:13-17)
      1. Their Deceit (Mark 12:13-15a)
      2. Their Defeat (Mark 12:15b-17)
    6. Concerning Resurrection (Mark 12:18-27)
      1. Their Silly Example (Mark 12:18-23)
      2. The Savior’s Education (Mark 12:24-27)
    7. Concerning the Greatest Commandments (Mark 12:28-34)
      1. Round One (Mark 12:28-31)
      2. Round Two (Mark 12:32-34)
    8. Concerning His Death (Mark 12:35-37) 
      1. The Messiah is David’s Son, Affirming His Humanity (Mark 12:35-36)
      2. The Messiah is David’s Lord, Affirming His Divinity (Mark 12:37)
    9. Concerning Pride (Mark 12:38-40) Warnings
      1. Haughtiness (Mark 12:38-39)
      2. Cheating (Mark 12:40)
    10. Concerning Giving (Mark 12:41-44)
      1. One Gave Much Amounting to Little (Mark 12:41)
      2. One Gave Little Amounting to Much (Mark 12:42-44)
    11. Concerning the Future (Mark 13:1-37)
      1. Two Prophecies of Jesus (Mark 13:1-27)
        1. The Temple (Mark 13:1-2)
        2. The Tribulation (Mark 13:3-27)
          1. First Half (Mark 13:4-13)
          2. Second Half (Mark 13:14-27)
      2. Two Parables of Jesus (Mark 13:28-37)
        1. The Fig Tree (Mark 13:28-31)
        2. The Alert Servants (Mark 13:32-37)
    12. Anointing by Mary and Plan for Betrayal: Wednesday (Mark 14:1-11)
      1. Plots (Mark 14:1-2, 10-11)
      2. Preparation (Mark 14:3-9)
        1. The Place (Mark 14:3a)
        2. The Person (Mark 14:3b) Does not say this is Mary
        3. The Perfume (Mark 14:3c)
        4. The Protest (Mark 14:4-9)
    13. Supper and Betrayal: Thursday (Mark 14:12-52)
      1. Preparation (Mark 14:12-16) Instructions
      2. Partaking (Mark 14:17-21) Indictment
        1. The Betrayal (Mark 14:17-18)
        2. The Baffled (Mark 14:19)
        3. The Betrayer (Mark 14:20-21)
      3. Institution of the Meal (Mark 14:22-25)
        1. The Supper (Mark 14:22-25)
        2. The Song (Mark 14:26)
      4. Walk to Gethsemane (Mark 14:26-31)
        1. He Will be Deserted by All (Mark 14:27-28)
        2. He Will be Denied by One (Mark 14:29-31)
      5. Prayer in the Garden (Mark 14:32-42)
        1. First Prayer (Mark 14:32-38)
        2. Second Prayer (Mark 14:39-40)
        3. Third Prayer (Mark 14:41-42)
      6. Betrayal and Arrest (Mark 14:43-52)
        1. The Arrest (Mark 14:43-49)
        2. The Abandonment (Mark 14:50-52)
    14. Trail and Execution: Friday (Mark 14:53-15:47)
      1. Jesus Before Caiaphas (Mark 14:53-65)
      2. Peter’s Denial of Jesus (Mark 14:66-72)
        1. The Person (Mark 14:53-54a)
        2. The Place (Mark 14:54b)
        3. The Particulars (Mark 14:66-72)
          1. Denial One (Mark 14:66-68)
          2. Denial Two (Mark 14:69-70a)
          3. Denial Three (Mark 14:70b-72)
      3. Jesus Before Pilate (Mark 15:1-21)
        1. The Conspiracy (Mark 15:1)
        2. The Confusion (Mark 15:2)
        3. The Charges (Mark 15:3-5)
        4. The Custom (Mark 15:6)
        5. The Choice (Mark 15:7-14)
        6. The Chastening (Mark 15:15)
        7. The Contempt (Mark 15:16-20)
        8. The Crossbearer (Mark 15:21)
      4. Jesus Crucified (Mark 15:22-32)
        1. The Cup at the Cross (Mark 15:22-23)
        2. The Clothing Below the Cross (Mark 15:24-25)
        3. The Citation on the Cross (Mark 15:26)
        4. The Criminals Alongside the Cross (Mark 15:27-28)
        5. The Contempt Toward the Cross (Mark 15:29-32)
      5. Jesus is Dead (Mark 15:33-37)
        1. The Cloud Covering the Cross (Mark 15:33)
        2. The Cry From the Cross (Mark 15:34)
        3. The Confusion Around the Cross (Mark 15:35-36)
        4. The Consummation of the Cross (Mark 15:37)
      6. After the Crucifixion (Mark 15:38-47)
        1. The Tearing of the Veil (Mark 15:38)
        2. The Tribute by the Centurion (Mark 15:39)
        3. The Testimony of the Women (Mark 15:40-41)
        4. The Tomb of Joseph of Arimathea (Mark 15:42-47)
  5. The Resurrection (Mark 16:1-20)
    1. His Resurrection (Mark 16:1-8)
      1. The Grief (Mark 16:1-3)
      2. The Glory (Mark 16:4-8)
    2. His Appearances (Mark 16:9-18)
      1. Mary Magdalene (Mark 16:9-11)
      2. Two Believers (Mark 16:12-13)
      3. The Disciples While Eating (Mark 16:14-18)
        1. Great Commission (Mark 16:14-15)
        2. Great Signs (Mark 16:16-18)
    3. His Ascension (Mark 16:19-20)

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