John 5:1

FEAST - Second Passover?

Jerusalem

Sabbath-breaking: Heals at the pool of Bethesda

Argues that His Father is working therefore, He works
Witnesses: (1) John the Baptist (2) His works / miracles
(3) the Father (4) the Scriptures / Moses

5:1-47

→ Capernaum

(A wheat field)

Defends disciples for picking grains on the Sabbath

Food for thought: If David could break the law (eating the sacred bread) then (implied) He could also break the Sabbath, for He is the Lord of the Sabbath.

12:1-8

2:23-28

Grain harvest implies spring & Passover occurs in spring

6:1-5

Galilean

synagogue

Heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath

Food for thought: Why was the Sabbath given, for good or evil?

12:9-14

3:1-5

Grieves over their hardness of heart

6:6-11

Outcome: Pharisees & Herodians plan to destroy Jesus

12:14

3:6

5:18

By the Sea
of Galilee

Withdraws to the Sea
Heals multitudes from all over but warns them not to make Him known

12:15-21

3:7-12

On a mountain

Appoints the Twelve

10:1-4

3:13-19

6:12-16

Teaches the Sermon on the Mount

5:1-8:1

6:17-49

Capernaum

Second healing in absentia

- Centurion’s servant ... a Gentile!

8:5-13

Universality of the kingdom

7:1-10

Nain

First raising of the dead - Widow’s only son

The news of this miracle spread to Judea and the surrounding region (even to John the Baptist in prison?)

7:11-17

Capernaum?

John asks, “Are You the Coming One?”

• Answers with miracles of healing in that same hour and a quote from Isa. 35:5-6
• Compares this generation to children playing in the market place - insistence on others to follow their way

11:2-19

7:18-35
Two responses to Jesus' praise of John (7:29-30)

Capernaum, home of Simon

Dines with Simon the Pharisee
• Sinful woman with the alabaster flask
• Parable of Two Debtors

7:36-50

Woe to Chorazin, Bethsaida & Capernaum!

(Had these works been done in Tyre and Sidon ...)

11:20-30

#Tour 2 with the Twelve

8:1-3