d 7. The Nazarites offended at Him, Ch. vi. 1-6
I 8. The sending forth of the
L apostles, . . . 7—13
B. John killed: ... 14
1. Herod hearing of Jesus, and his opinion of John, whom he had
killed, being revived, . . 14—29
2. The withdrawal of our Lord with
His apostles on their return, . 30, 31
3. The eagerness of the people : the compassion of the Lord : five
thousand fed abundantly, 31, 32 ; 33—44
4. The journey by sea, . . 45—52
5. In the land of Gennesareth He
heals many, . . . 53—56
and shows what it is that defiles
or does not defile a man, vii. 1, 2; 14, 15; 17, 18
6. On the borders of Tyre and
Sidon a demon is cast out, . 24—30
7. At the sea of Galilee He cures one deaf and dumb : He feeds
four thousand, . 31—37, viii. 1-9
8. He comes to Dalmanutha, and
answers as to the sign from heaven, 10—13
9. In the ship, He warns them as
to the leaven of doctrine, . 14—21
10. At Bethsaida He gives sight to
the blind man, . " . 22-26
C. Jesus acknowledged as the Son of God.
1. On Peter confessing Him as the CHTRST, He enjoins silence on the disciples, and foretells His passion : reproves Peter : re quires of His disciples that they
must follow Him, . . 27, ix. 1
2. On six days after, He is glorified at the transfiguration ; explains the reasons for silence ; cures a
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