Mark — Chapters

Mark 1 presents Jesus’ baptism, temptation, the first call of disciples, and an opening series of miracles that establish His authority.

Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath, faces opposition from the Pharisees, appoints the Twelve, and confronts accusations while teaching about the Holy Spirit and true family.

Jesus teaches by the Sea of Galilee using parables about the Kingdom of God, explaining spiritual receptivity and faith through the Parable of the Sower, the Mustard Seed, and a calming of a storm.

Jesus demonstrates authority over demons and heals both a woman and a child, showcasing compassion and faith.

Jesus returns to his hometown, is rejected, then travels, sends disciples, performs miracles like the feeding of 5,000 and walking on water, while Herod plots John the Baptist's death.

Jesus confronts Pharisaic legalism and teaches that true purity comes from the heart, while He heals a Syrophenician woman’s daughter and a deaf mute man.

Jesus shows compassion and performs miracles, teaches about faith and self‑denial, confronts the Pharisees’ demand for signs, and affirms His identity as the Messiah to Peter.

The chapter records Jesus’ Transfiguration, a dramatic healing of a demon‑possessed boy, teachings on humility and leadership, and stern warnings about sin, revealing both His divine glory and the cost of discipleship.

Jesus enters Jerusalem triumphantly, cleanses the temple, curses a barren fig tree, teaches on faith, prayer, and forgiveness, and confronts the religious leaders about His authority.

Jesus confronts the religious leaders through parables, legal questions, and moral teachings, highlighting injustice, true worship, and the nature of the kingdom.

Jesus warns his disciples about future tribulation, deception, and the signs of the end times, urging vigilance and faithfulness.

Mark 14 narrates the final week of Jesus’ ministry, including the anointing at Bethany, the Last Supper, the anguishing prayer in Gethsemane, the betrayal by Judas, the arrest, Peter’s denial, and the first trial before the high priest.

Mark 15 records Jesus’ arrest, trial, mocking, crucifixion, death, and burial, culminating in the centurion’s confession of divine truth.

Women discover an empty tomb and an angel announces Jesus’s resurrection; the disciples doubt at first but are later commissioned to preach and promised miraculous signs.