Autumn, A.D. 28:
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Jesus left
Nazareth and went down for Him baptism
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Right after His
baptism He went into the mountains to be tempted by Satan
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Then He went back
to Salem, and then to Cana
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The first
disciples were from there – John, Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathaniel
Spring, A.D. 29:
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The first miracle
was at the wedding in Can
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Jesus then moved
to Capernaum, where he established His base of operations.
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While Jesus was at
Passover in Jerusalem, Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews, came to Him at night
and Jesus explained the need to be “born again” (John 3:16)
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This was about the
time of John the Baptists last testimony
Winter, A.D. 29:
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Jesus met the
woman at the well at Sycar
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Jesus went back to
Cana and healed the son of a royal official
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Jesus healed a man
at the Pool of Bethesda
Spring, A.D. 30:
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John the Baptist
had been imprisoned in Jerusalem
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In Galilee, Jesus
began to broaden His public ministry
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At the synagogue,
in Nazareth, Jesus read from Isaiah and the townspeople tried to throw Him off
of a cliff
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Jesus left
Nazareth and went back to Capernaum
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There He called
four more disciples
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Peter's
mother-in-law and a leper were healed
Summer, A.D. 30:
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Jesus healed a
paralytic in Capernaum
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Matthew was called
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Jesus and His
disciples picked grain on the Sabbath
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Jesus healed a man
with a withered hand on the Sabbath
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Jesus preached the
sermon on the mount
Fall, A.D. 30:
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Jesus healed a
blind and dumb man in Capernaum and was accused of doing this by the powers of
Satan
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From this point on
Jesus spoke publicly only in parables
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The seven kingdom
parables in Matthew 13 were spoken
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The people accused
Jesus of being Satan
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Jesus rebuked the
storm
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Jesus encountered
the demonic man in the region of the Gadarenes and permitted the demons to go
into a heard of pigs
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The disciples went
back to Capernaum
Winter, A.D. 30
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Jarius's daughter
is raised
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A woman with an
issue of bleeding was healed
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Two blind men and
a dumb man were healed
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Jesus arrived back
in Nazareth and opffened people.
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John the baptist
was beheaded
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The Apostles were
sent out in pairs
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Jesus returned to
Capernaum
Sprint, A.D. 31:
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The twelve
apostles returned to Capernaum
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Jesus then
returned to Bethsaida, which became a major base
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Jesus fed 5,000
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Jesus walked on
water and returned to Capernaum
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Jesus preached His
sermon on “the Bread of Life”
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Jesus was accused
of eating with unwashed hands
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Jesus went to the
region of Decapolis
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Jesus healed a
deaf and dumb man and fed 4,000
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Jesus went to
Magdela where the Pharisee's demanded a sign
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Jesus took a ship
to Bethsaida where he talked about the yeast of the Pharisee's
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Jesus traveled
north to Caesarea Philippi
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Jesus went up on
the Mount of Transfiguration
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Jesus healed a
possessed boy and returned to Capernaum
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Jesus went down to
Jerusalem to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles where He declared Himself to be
the Living Water
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He forgave a woman
of adultery and returned to Galilee
Winter, A.D. 31:
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The Samaritan's
rejected Jesus
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Jesus went to
Perea, east of the Jordan and presented several parables
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the good
Samaritan, the unrighteous steward, the rich man and Lazarus
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Jesus sent out the
seventy disciples
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Jesus traveled to
Jerusalem and healed a man born blind
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Jesus stayed at
Bethabara
Spring, A.D. 32:
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Jesus traveled to
Bethany
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Lazarus was raised
from the dead
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Jewish leaders
plotted to kill Lazarus and Jesus
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Jesus moved to the
village of Ephraim
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Jesus encountered
ten lepers and gave a number of parables
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James and John's
mother made the request that Jesus make her sons one and two
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Jesus traveled
back to Jericho where He healed blind Bartimeus
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Jesus called
Zaccheus and presented the parable of the ten talents
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Jesus went to
Bethany for His final week – the “Passion Week"
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