Jesus’ Chronicles Part 5

The Feast of Dedication in the Temple, up to just before Mary Anointed Jesus” Feet (Events 185 – 197)

Event NoDescription of EventDateMat-thewMarkLukeJohnComments on the Order and Date of EventsMap No
185Feast of dedication in the TempleDecember 29 AD
John 10:22-23
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Joh 10:22
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Then came the Feast of Dedication [That is, Hanukkah] at Jerusalem. It was winter, …” The Feast of Dedication was in December.
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186The Jews confront Jesus and want to stone himDecember 29 AD
John 10:24-39
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John continues from the previous event.8.5
187Jesus goes to the traditional Bet-Bara where John baptizedDecember 29 AD
John 10:40-42
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John continues from the previous event.8.1
188The raising of Lazarus from the deadJanuary 30 AD
John 11:1-44
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John continues from the previous event.
John 11:7
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Then he said to his disciples, “Let us go back to Judea.” Jesus traveled from Bet-Bara to Judea.
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189Reporting Jesus’ actions to the Pharisees, and their plans to kill himJanuary 30 AD
John 11:45-53
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John continues from the previous event.8.1
190Jesus goes to EphraimFebruary 30 AD
John 11:54
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John continues from the previous event.8.1
191Death predicted on the road to JerusalemFebruary 30 AD
Matt. 20:17-19
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Mark 10:32-34
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Luke 18:31-34
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Jesus returned from Ephraim and traveled to Jerusalem8.1
192Request for James and JohnMarch 30 AD
Matt. 20:20-24
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Mark 10:35-41
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Matthew and Mark continue from the previous event.8.1  
193Disciples’ relationship explainedMarch 30 AD
Matt. 20:25-28
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Mark 10:42-45
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Matthew and Mark continue from the previous event.8.1  
194Jesus healed blind men in JerichoMarch 30 AD
Matt. 20:29-34
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Mark 10:46-52
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Luke 18:35-43
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Mathew and Mark continue from the previous event.

Was Jesus entering or leaving Jericho? According to reference 33 “The other issue in question is whether Jesus was entering Jericho or leaving it. Bible commentators cite the fact that at that time there were two Jerichos—one the mound of the ancient city (still existing today) and the other the inhabited city of Jericho. Therefore, Jesus could have healed the two men as He was leaving the ancient city of Jericho and entering the new city of Jericho.”

Also, see comments by Smith (reference 34) on why Mathew recorded two blind men.
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195Zacchaeus becomes a follower of Jesus in Jericho. March 30 AD
Luke 19:1-10
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Luke continues from the previous event.8.1  
196Jesus nears Jerusalem and tells the parable of the poundsMarch 30 AD
Luke 19:11-28
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Luke continues from the previous event.8.1  
197The journey towards Jerusalem and Jesus is discussed by Jews and priestsMarch 30 AD
John 11:55-57
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John 11:55
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“When it was almost time for the Jewish Passover, …
The date of this Jewish Passover was 7 April 30 AD5.
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