Jesus’ Chronicles Part 3 – Jesus' Chronicles

First crossing of the lake of Galilea toward the Gentile town of Decapolis, up to the transfiguration of Jesus (Events 87 – 117)

Event No	Description of Event	Date	Mat-thew	Mark	Luke	John	Comments on the Order and Date of Events	Map No
87	The first crossing of the lake to the Gentile town of Decapolis	December 28 AD. See event 88 for timing.	Mat 8:18 Loading...	Mar 4:35 Loading...	Luk 8:22 Loading...	–	Mark continues from Event 84. Mar 4:35 Loading... “That day when evening came, he said to his disciples, “Let us go over to the other side.”	8.4
88	Jesus calms the storm at sea	December 28 AD.	Mat 8:23-27 Loading...	Mar 4:36-41 Loading...	Luk 8:23-25 Loading...	–	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event. Easterly windstorms occurred mostly during winter months, especially during December. ⁷	8.4
89	The evil spirit possessed man of Gadara	December 28 AD.	Mat 8:28-34 Loading...	Mar 5:1-20 Loading...	Luk 8:26-39 Loading...	–	Matthew, Mark, and Luke continue from the previous event. Why does Matthew mention two demon-possessed men while Mark and Luke only mention one” See Reference 32 for the “Matthean doubling”.	8.4
90	Return boat trip from Decapolis to Capernaum	December 28 AD.	–	Mar 5:21 Loading...	Luk 8:40 Loading...	–	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.4
91	Jairus pleads with Jesus to heal his daughter	December 28 AD.	Mat 9:18-19 Loading...	Mar 5:22-24 Loading...	Luk 8:41-42 Loading...	–	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.4
92	The woman suffering from the flow of blood is healed when she touched the hem of Jesus’ garment	December 28 AD.	Mat 9:20-22 Loading...	Mar 5:25-34 Loading...	Luk 8:43-48 Loading...	–	Matthew, Mark, and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.4
93	The death of Jairus’ daughter is reported to Jesus	December 28 AD.	–	Mar 5:35-36 Loading...	Luk 8:49-50 Loading...	–	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.4
94	Jesus raises Jairus’ daughter from the dead	December 28 AD.	Mat 9:23-26 Loading...	Mar 5:37-43 Loading...	Luk 8:51-56 Loading...	–	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.4
95	Jesus heals two blind men	December 28 AD.	Mat 9:27-31 Loading...	–	–	–	Matthew continues from the previous event.	8.4
96	Jesus heals a mute demoniac	December 28 AD.	Mat 9:32-34 Loading...	–	–	–	Matthew continues from the previous event.	8.4
97	Jesus rejected for the second time in Nazareth	January 29 AD	Mat 13:54-58 Loading...	Mar 6:1-6 Loading...	–	–	Mar writes further from incident 94. See incident 39 for the first rejection. Reference 15 writes the following”: “Even though there remains a debate over the genre of Luke (e.g., history, biography, historiography, or ancient document) and the chronological issue between Luke 4:16 Loading... –30, Matthew 13:54–58, and Mark 6:1 Loading... –6a (86),…..” This Incident (number 97) describes the second rejection of Jesus in Nazareth. Luke 4:16-30 Loading... describes the first rejection of Jesus in Nazareth.	8.4
98	The sending out of the 12 disciples	February 29 AD	Mat 9:35-38 Loading... Mat 10:1-30 Loading... Mat 10:31-42 Loading... Mat 11:1 Loading...	Mar 6:7-13 Loading...	Luk 9:1-6 Loading...	–	Mark continues from the previous event. Jesus taught the 12 disciples about who should be feared in Matthew 10:28-33. He repeated this on His last trip to Judea (see event 152, Luke 12: 4-5).	8.4
99	Execution of John the Baptist	February 29 AD	Mat 14:1-12 Loading...	Mar 6:14-29 Loading...	Luk 9:7-9 Loading...	–	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.1
100	The 12 disciples report back, and they withdraw	March 29 AD	Mat 14:13 Loading...	Mar 6:30-32 Loading...	Luk 9:10 Loading...	Joh 6:1 Loading...	Mark and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.4
101	Jesus teaches and heals the multitude	March 29 AD	Mat 14:14 Loading...	Mar 6:33-34 Loading...	Luk 9:11 Loading...	Joh 6:2 Loading...	Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John continue from the previous event.	8.4
102	First multiplication of the bread and fish at the traditional Tabgha.	March 29 AD	Mat 14:15-21 Loading...	Mar 6:35-44 Loading...	Luk 9:12-17 Loading...	Joh 6:3-15 Loading...	Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John continue from the previous event. Joh 6:4 Loading... The Jewish Passover Feast was near. Event 102 occurred before the Passover on 18 April 29 AD⁵. Therefore, this event must have taken place during March 29 AD.	8.4
103	Jesus prays alone and walks on water	March 29 AD	Mat 14:22-27 Loading...	Mar 6:45-52 Loading...	–	Joh 6:16-21 Loading...	Matthew, Mark, and John continue from the previous event.	8.4
104	Peter walks on water and sinks	March 29 AD	Mat 14:28-33 Loading...	–	–	–	Matthew continues from the previous event.	8.4
105	Jesus heals in Gennesaret	March 29 AD	Mat 14:34-36 Loading...	Mar 6:53-56 Loading...	–	–	Matthew continues from the previous event, and Mark from Event 103.	8.4
106	Jesus, the bread of life for the believers	March 29 AD	–	–	–	Joh 6:22-71 Loading... John 7:1 Loading...	Joh 6: 22 The next day… According to John, this event was one day after Event 103, and therefore it still occurred in March 29 AD. Joh 6:59 Loading... He said this while teaching in the synagogue in Capernaum. Therefore, Jesus addressed the people in Capernaum. Joh 7:1 Loading... After this, Jesus went around in Galilee, purposely staying away from Judea because the Jews there were waiting to take his life. Therefore, He first travelled in the region of Galilea.	8.4
107	Jesus rebukes the tradition of men	March 29 AD	Mat 15:1-11 Loading...	Mar 7:1-16 Loading...	–	–	Matthew and Mark continue from Event 105.	8.4
108	The parable explained in private	March 29 AD	Mat 15:12-20 Loading...	Mar 7:17-23 Loading...	–	–	Matthew and Mark continue from the previous event.	8.4
109	Syro-Phoenician (Canaanite) woman	April 29 AD	Mat 15:21-28 Loading...	Mar 7:24-30 Loading...	–	–	It must have been a long journey to Tyre and Sidon. The next Jewish Passover was on April 18 according to Reference 5. Jesus deliberately did not attend, and He traveled north to Tyre and Sidon. We get the reason in John 7:1 Loading... : “ After these things, Jesus was walking in Galilee, for he wouldn’t walk in Judea, because the Jews sought to kill him.” It was not yet the time of His crucifixion.	8.1
110	Healing of the deaf-mute man	`	–	Mar 7:31-37 Loading...	–	–	Mark continues from the previous event.	8.1
111	Many healed on a mountain	April 29 AD	Mat 15:29-31 Loading...	–	–	–	Matthew continues from Event 109.	8.4
112	Second multiplication of bread and fish, this time for the Gentiles in Decapolis	April 29 AD	Mat 15:32-39 Loading...	Mar 8:1-10 Loading...	–	–	Matthew continues from the previous event.	8.4
113	The sign of Jonah and the leaven of the Pharisees	April 29 AD	Mat 16:1-12 Loading...	Mar 8:11-21 Loading...	–	–	Matthew and Mark continue from the previous event. The Scribes and the Pharisees had previously asked for a sign as well. See event 82. Then Jesus first gave the sign of Jonah. In this Event (113), Jesus gives the sign of Jonah for the second time. Jesus repeated the sign of Jonah the third time on His last journey to Judea when the crowd began to get very excited. See Event 148.	8.4
114	Healing of the blind man in Bethsaida	April 29 AD	–	Mar 8:22-26 Loading...	–	–	Mark continues from the previous event.	8.4
115	Peter confesses that Jesus is the Messiah in Cesarea Philippi	May 29 AD	Mat 16:13-20 Loading...	Mar 8:27-30 Loading...	Luk 9:18-21 Loading...	–	Mark continues from the previous event. Another long trip to Caesarea Philippi	8.1
116	The first prediction of Jesus’ crucifixion and Jesus rebukes Peter	June 29 AD	Mat 16:21-23 Loading...	Mar 8:31-33 Loading...	Luk 9:22 Loading...	–	Matthew, Mark, and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.1
117	Believers should pick up their cross	June 29 AD	Mat 16:24-28 Loading...	Mar 8:34-9 Loading... :1	Luk 9:23-27 Loading...	–	Matthew, Mark, and Luke continue from the previous event.	8.1