Jesus' Temptations and Galilean Ministry

Jesus spends 40 days and 40 nights in the wilderness fasting and is tempted by Satan.

Satan attempts to tempt Jesus by suggesting he turn stones into bread to satisfy his hunger.

Satan tries to tempt Jesus to prove his divinity by jumping off the temple and relying on angels to save him.

Satan attempts to tempt Jesus by showing him all the kingdoms of the world and offering them in exchange for worship.

Jesus successfully resists all of Satan's temptations, demonstrating his unwavering faith and obedience to God.

Jesus calmed a storm by speaking to the wind and sea demonstrating his power over nature. This happened after his disciples were terrified by a storm.

Two demon-possessed men were encountered by Jesus. They screamed and begged Jesus not to torment them.

The demons, upon being cast out by Jesus, requested to enter a herd of pigs. Jesus granted their request and the pigs ran into the sea and drowned. This suggests that there's a spiritual connection between God and the natural world.

The people of Gergesenes feared Jesus after the incident with the pigs and begged him to leave. They were more afraid of Jesus than of the demons, demonstrating their lack of faith.

Jesus' healing of the demon-possessed men shows his power over evil spirits. However, the townspeople's fear suggests that they did not recognize his divine power and were more concerned with the consequences of their beliefs.

Jesus relocated from Nazareth to Capernaum, a town near the Sea of Galilee, in the regions of Zebulun and Naphtali.

Jesus' relocation fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy about the 'land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali'.

Jesus' ministry in Galilee began with a declaration of repentance, proclaiming that the Kingdom of Heaven is near.

Jesus invited Simon Peter and Andrew to become 'fishers of men' by leaving their fishing nets and following Him.

Jesus called James and John, sons of Zebedee, to leave their fishing business and follow Him.

Jesus' ministry in Galilee involved teaching in synagogues, preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing various sicknesses and diseases.

Jesus' fame spread across Syria, attracting many who were afflicted with various diseases and torments.

Jesus healed a leper who approached Him with faith, granting him cleansing and instructing him to show himself to the priest.

A centurion, a Roman officer, demonstrated great faith by asking Jesus to heal his servant merely through a word.

Jesus marveled at the centurion's faith, acknowledging that it was greater than any he had found in Israel.

Jesus healed Peter's mother-in-law from a fever by touching her hand.

Jesus healed many demon-possessed individuals, fulfilling Isaiah’s prophecy about him bearing infirmities and sicknesses.

Jesus commanded his disciples to cross to the other side of the Sea of Galilee, illustrating the demands of discipleship.

A scribe expressed his willingness to follow Jesus everywhere, but Jesus challenged him to consider the sacrifices involved in discipleship.

Jesus taught that following him is a high calling that involves leaving behind earthly attachments and embracing a life of commitment.