h her tears wiping them away with her hair. He forgave her for her sins. Jesus told the parable of the sower. He calmed the storm. He healed the demon-possessed man, He healed the sick woman and the dead girl. He gave his Twelve disciples the power and authority to drive out all demons and cure disease and then sent them out to preach the kingdom of God. When the disciples returned they told him what they had done. He and the disciples went by themselves to a town call Bethsaida but the crowds followed. The crowd numbered around five thousand and He fed them with two fish and five loaves of bread. This is truly a miracle. He taught his disciples how to pray just as John had taught his disciples. He spoke of the woes of the Pharisees. He gave his disciples encouragement as well warnings. He told his disciples not to worry but to be watchful. He asked them to interpret the time, to judge what is right. Jesus was teaching on the Sabbath day when a crippled women appeared, He then healed her. The rulers of the synagogue were upset and told the people to come back on one of the six days of work to be healed. Jesus called them hypocrites! Jesus spoke of many parables including the mustard seed (The Kingdom starts humbly but has an impact far out of proportion to its beginning), the Great Banquet (not everyone would enter the kingdom of God), the Lost Sheep (contrasts the love of God with the exclusiveness of the Pharisees), the Lost Coin (to search and reach everyone with his teaching), the Lost Son (perished and saved, lost and is found), the Shrewd Manager (faithfulness is not determined by the amount ...
