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Zechariah receives Gabriel’s message that Elizabeth will bear a son who will prepare the way of the Lord.

Joseph learns Mary is pregnant by the Holy Spirit. An angel tells him to take her as his wife.

Gabriel announces to Mary that she will conceive Jesus by the Holy Spirit. Mary accepts God’s plan with faith.

John leaps in Elizabeth’s womb. Mary proclaims the Magnificat.

John is born and named. Zechariah regains his speech.

Zechariah prophesies John’s mission.

Joseph learns Mary is pregnant by the Holy Spirit. An angel tells him to take her as his wife and name the child Jesus.

Joseph names Him Jesus.

Jesus is born and laid in a manger.

Angels announce the birth; shepherds visit and praise God.

Joseph names Him Jesus.

Jesus is circumcised and formally named.

Jesus is presented in the Temple. Simeon and Anna recognize Him.

Wise men from the East follow the star, find Jesus, and offer gold, frankincense and myrrh.

An angel warns Joseph in a dream. The family flees to Egypt to escape Herod.

Herod orders the killing of all boys two years old and under in Bethlehem and its vicinity.

After Herod dies, an angel tells Joseph to return. The family settles in Nazareth.

At age 12 Jesus stays behind in the Temple. Mary and Joseph find Him discussing with the teachers.

John preaches repentance and baptizes in the Jordan. He announces one greater is coming.

John appears in the wilderness preaching a baptism of repentance.

John preaches and baptizes. He warns the crowds and announces the coming of the Messiah.

Jesus is baptized by John. The Spirit descends and the Father’s voice is heard.

Jesus is baptized. Heaven opens, the Spirit descends, and a voice from heaven speaks.

Jesus is baptized. The Holy Spirit descends in bodily form like a dove.

John testifies that he saw the Spirit descend on Jesus.

Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness and tempted by the devil for 40 days.

The Spirit drives Jesus into the wilderness. He is tempted by Satan.

Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness and tempted by the devil.

Andrew, Peter, Philip and Nathanael begin to follow Jesus.

Jesus turns water into wine at a wedding. This is the first of His signs.

Jesus drives out the money changers and merchants from the Temple.

Nicodemus visits Jesus at night. Jesus teaches about being born again and God’s love for the world.

Jesus and John both baptize. John testifies that Jesus must increase.

Jesus withdraws to Galilee after hearing that John has been arrested.

After John is arrested, Jesus goes to Galilee.

Jesus returns to Galilee in the power of the Spirit.

Jesus leaves Judea when He learns the Pharisees know He is making more disciples than John.

Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well. He offers living water and many Samaritans believe.

Jesus heals a royal official’s son from a distance. The man and his household believe.

Jesus reads from Isaiah in the synagogue. The people reject Him and try to throw Him off a cliff.

Jesus leaves Nazareth and lives in Capernaum by the sea.

Jesus enters Capernaum and teaches in the synagogue.

Jesus goes down to Capernaum, a city of Galilee.

Jesus calls Peter, Andrew, James and John to follow Him and become fishers of men.

Jesus calls Simon, Andrew, James and John by the sea.

Jesus teaches from Peter’s boat, then calls the fishermen after a miraculous catch.

Jesus teaches with authority and drives out an unclean spirit in the synagogue.

Jesus teaches in the synagogue and rebukes a demon. The people are amazed.

Jesus heals Peter’s mother-in-law. That evening He heals many who were sick and demon-possessed.

Jesus heals Simon’s mother-in-law. At sunset He heals many sick and drives out demons.

Jesus rebukes the fever of Simon’s mother-in-law. At sunset He heals many.

Jesus goes throughout Galilee teaching, preaching and healing.

Jesus rises early to pray, then goes to preach in other towns.

Jesus withdraws to a solitary place, then continues preaching in the synagogues of Judea.

A leper comes to Jesus and is healed. Jesus tells him to show himself to the priest.

A leper begs Jesus to make him clean. Jesus heals him and sends him to the priest.

Jesus heals a man covered with leprosy and instructs him to go to the priest.

Friends lower a paralyzed man through the roof. Jesus forgives his sins and heals him.

Four men lower a paralytic through the roof. Jesus forgives and heals him.

Men lower a paralyzed man through the tiles. Jesus forgives his sins and heals him.

Jesus calls Matthew the tax collector. He eats with tax collectors and sinners.

Jesus calls Levi. He dines with tax collectors and sinners.

Jesus calls Levi. A banquet is held and the Pharisees complain.

People ask why Jesus’ disciples do not fast. Jesus speaks about the bridegroom and new wine.

People question why Jesus’ disciples do not fast. Jesus gives the bridegroom and wineskin sayings.

People ask about fasting. Jesus replies with the bridegroom and new wine parables.

Jesus heals a man who had been invalid for 38 years at the pool of Bethesda.

The Jews persecute Jesus for healing on the Sabbath. Jesus teaches about His relationship with the Father.

The disciples pick heads of grain on the Sabbath. Jesus defends them as Lord of the Sabbath.

Disciples pick grain on the Sabbath. Jesus declares He is Lord of the Sabbath.

Disciples rub grain on the Sabbath. Jesus says the Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath.

Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath. The Pharisees plot against Him.

Jesus heals a man with a withered hand. The Pharisees begin to plot His death.

Jesus heals the withered hand on the Sabbath. The Pharisees are furious.

Large crowds follow Jesus. He heals many and warns them not to make Him known.

Crowds come from many places. Jesus heals many and orders the demons not to speak.

A large crowd of disciples and people from all over come to hear Him and be healed.

Jesus goes up the mountain and appoints the Twelve, designating them apostles.

Jesus spends the night in prayer, then chooses twelve apostles.

Jesus teaches the Beatitudes, the Law, prayer, and many other teachings on the mountain.

Jesus teaches the Beatitudes and other teachings on a level place.

A Roman centurion asks Jesus to heal his servant. Jesus marvels at his faith.

Jewish elders ask Jesus to heal a centurion’s servant. The centurion shows great faith.

Jesus raises the only son of a widow from the dead in the town of Nain.

John sends disciples to ask if Jesus is the Coming One. Jesus replies and teaches about John.

John’s disciples ask Jesus if He is the one to come. Jesus answers and praises John.

A sinful woman anoints Jesus’ feet with perfume at a Pharisee’s house. Jesus forgives her sins.

Jesus travels with the Twelve and several women who support them from their own means.

Jesus heals a demon-possessed man. The Pharisees say He casts out demons by Beelzebul.

Teachers of the law say Jesus is possessed by Beelzebul. Jesus replies about a divided house.

Jesus drives out a mute demon. Some say it is by Beelzebul.

Scribes and Pharisees ask for a sign. Jesus speaks of Jonah and identifies His true family.

Jesus’ mother and brothers arrive. He says those who do God’s will are His family.

Jesus teaches about the sign of Jonah and says His true family are those who hear God’s word.

Jesus tells the parable of the sower and later explains it to the disciples.

Jesus teaches the parable of the sower from a boat and explains it privately.

Jesus tells the parable of the sower and explains it to His disciples.

Jesus tells several kingdom parables: weeds, mustard seed, yeast, treasure, pearl, and net.

Jesus teaches more parables, including the lamp and the growing seed.

Jesus teaches about the lamp and listening carefully.

A great storm arises. The disciples wake Jesus and He calms the wind and waves.

Jesus rebukes the wind and the sea. The disciples are amazed.

Jesus rebukes the wind and the raging water. The disciples marvel.

Jesus heals two demon-possessed men. The demons enter a herd of pigs.

Jesus heals a man with an unclean spirit. The demons enter pigs and the man is restored.

Jesus heals a demon-possessed man. The demons enter pigs and the man proclaims what Jesus did.

A woman touches Jesus’ cloak and is healed. Jesus raises Jairus’ daughter from the dead.

Jesus heals a woman with a bleeding condition and raises Jairus’ daughter.

A woman is healed by touching Jesus. He raises Jairus’ only daughter.

Jesus heals two blind men and a man who was mute and demon-possessed.

Jesus teaches in the synagogue at Nazareth. The people take offense and He does few miracles.

Jesus teaches in Nazareth. The people are offended and He can do few miracles.

Jesus is rejected at Nazareth after reading from Isaiah.

Jesus sends the Twelve out with authority to heal and preach the kingdom.

Jesus sends the Twelve two by two with authority over unclean spirits.

Jesus sends the Twelve out to proclaim the kingdom and heal.

Herod thinks Jesus is John the Baptist raised. The story of John’s beheading is told.

Herod hears of Jesus and thinks John has been raised. The account of John’s death is given.

Herod is perplexed by reports about Jesus and wonders who He is.

Jesus feeds five thousand men with five loaves and two fish.

Jesus feeds the five thousand. Twelve baskets of leftovers remain.

Jesus feeds the crowd. Twelve baskets of broken pieces are left.

Jesus feeds the five thousand and they try to make Him king.

Jesus asks who the disciples say He is. Peter confesses: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”

Peter answers: “You are the Christ.” Jesus warns them not to tell anyone.

Peter answers: “The Christ of God.” Jesus strictly charges them to tell no one.

Jesus begins to show that He must suffer, be killed, and be raised. Peter rebukes Him.

Jesus teaches that the Son of Man must suffer and be rejected. Peter rebukes Him.

Jesus says the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected.

Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James and John. Moses and Elijah appear.

Jesus is transfigured. His clothes become dazzling white. Moses and Elijah appear.

Jesus’ face changes and His clothes become dazzling white. Moses and Elijah appear in glory.

A boy with seizures is brought to Jesus. The disciples could not heal him. Jesus casts out the demon.

A boy with a mute spirit is brought. Jesus rebukes the spirit and heals the boy.

A boy is healed after the disciples could not cast out the demon.

Jesus tells the disciples He will be delivered, killed, and raised on the third day.

Jesus teaches that the Son of Man will be delivered and killed, then rise.

Jesus says the Son of Man is about to be delivered into the hands of men.

Jesus provides a coin from a fish’s mouth to pay the temple tax for Himself and Peter.

The disciples ask who is greatest. Jesus places a child among them.

The disciples argue about who is greatest. Jesus takes a child and teaches them.

An argument arises about who is greatest. Jesus takes a child and teaches humility.

John reports someone casting out demons in Jesus’ name. Jesus says not to stop him.

John says they tried to stop a man casting out demons. Jesus says not to forbid him.

Jesus warns about causing little ones to sin and teaches about the lost sheep.

Jesus warns about causing little ones to stumble and speaks of salt and fire.

Jesus teaches how to deal with a brother who sins and tells the parable of the unforgiving servant.

Jesus teaches in the Temple. The people are divided about who He is. Officers are sent to arrest Him.

On the last day of the Feast Jesus cries out about rivers of living water. The people are divided.

Scribes and Pharisees bring a woman caught in adultery. Jesus says “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.”

Jesus declares “I am the light of the world.” The Pharisees challenge His testimony.

Jesus says He is going away and that they will die in their sins if they do not believe.

Jesus teaches that the truth will set them free. He declares “Before Abraham was, I am.” They try to stone Him.

Jesus heals a man born blind. The Pharisees investigate and the man is cast out. Jesus reveals Himself to him.

Jesus teaches that He is the Good Shepherd who lays down His life for the sheep.

Jesus appoints seventy-two others and sends them out two by two. They return with joy.

A lawyer asks who is his neighbor. Jesus tells the parable of the Good Samaritan.

Martha is distracted with serving. Mary sits at Jesus’ feet. Jesus says Mary has chosen the better part.

Jesus teaches the Lord’s Prayer and encourages persistent prayer with the parable of the friend at midnight.

Jesus casts out a mute demon. Some say it is by Beelzebul. Jesus replies about a divided kingdom.

A woman blesses Jesus’ mother. Jesus replies that those who hear and keep God’s word are blessed.

Jesus says this generation seeks a sign, but only the sign of Jonah will be given.

Jesus teaches that the eye is the lamp of the body. If the eye is healthy, the whole body is full of light.

Jesus dines with a Pharisee and pronounces woes on the Pharisees and lawyers for their hypocrisy.

Jesus warns against the yeast of the Pharisees (hypocrisy) and teaches not to fear those who kill the body.

A man asks Jesus to settle an inheritance. Jesus tells the parable of the rich fool who stored up treasure for himself.

Jesus teaches not to be anxious about food or clothing. Seek first the kingdom of God.

Jesus teaches about being ready for the master’s return and the responsibility of servants.

Jesus says He came to cast fire on the earth and that households will be divided because of Him.

Jesus rebukes the crowds for knowing how to interpret the weather but not the present time.

Jesus says all must repent or perish. He tells the parable of the barren fig tree.

Jesus heals a woman who had been crippled for 18 years on the Sabbath. The ruler of the synagogue is indignant.

Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed and to yeast.

Jesus teaches that many will seek to enter and will not be able. Strive to enter through the narrow door.

Some Pharisees warn Jesus about Herod. Jesus laments over Jerusalem.

Jesus heals a man with dropsy at a Pharisee’s house on the Sabbath and challenges them.

Jesus teaches about humility at a wedding feast and tells the parable of the great banquet.

Jesus teaches that anyone who follows Him must count the cost and renounce all that he has.

Jesus tells three parables about finding what was lost: the sheep, the coin, and the prodigal son.

Jesus tells the parable of the dishonest manager and teaches that no one can serve two masters.

Jesus tells the story of the rich man and Lazarus, teaching about the afterlife and the sufficiency of Scripture.

Jesus teaches about causing others to sin, the power of faith, and the duty of servants.

Jesus heals ten lepers. Only one, a Samaritan, returns to give thanks.

Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God is in their midst and speaks about the day of the Son of Man.

Jesus tells the parable of the persistent widow to teach that they should always pray and not lose heart.

Jesus tells the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector who went up to the temple to pray.

People bring children to Jesus. The disciples rebuke them, but Jesus blesses the children.

People bring children to Jesus. He is indignant with the disciples and blesses them.

People bring infants to Jesus. He says the kingdom belongs to such as these.

A rich young man asks about eternal life. Jesus tells him to sell all and follow Him.

A rich man asks what he must do to inherit eternal life. Jesus loves him and challenges him.

A ruler asks about eternal life. Jesus tells him to sell everything and follow Him.

Jesus tells the parable of the laborers in the vineyard who receive the same wage.

Jesus takes the Twelve aside and predicts His death and resurrection in detail.

Jesus walks ahead and predicts His death and resurrection for the third time.

Jesus takes the Twelve aside and tells them everything written about the Son of Man will be fulfilled.

The mother of James and John (or the brothers themselves) ask for places of honor. Jesus teaches about true greatness.

James and John ask to sit at Jesus’ right and left. Jesus teaches that greatness comes through serving.

Two blind men cry out to Jesus. He heals them and they follow Him.

Blind Bartimaeus cries out. Jesus heals him and he follows on the way.

A blind man near Jericho cries out. Jesus heals him and he follows, glorifying God.

Zacchaeus climbs a tree to see Jesus. Jesus stays at his house and salvation comes to him.

Jesus tells the parable of the ten minas because the people thought the kingdom was to appear immediately.

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead after he has been in the tomb four days. Many believe.

The chief priests and Pharisees plot to kill Jesus. He withdraws to the region near the wilderness.

Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume. Judas objects. Jesus defends her.

The chief priests plan to kill Lazarus as well, because many were believing in Jesus because of him.

Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey. The crowds shout “Hosanna to the Son of David!”

Jesus enters Jerusalem on a colt. People spread cloaks and branches and shout “Hosanna!”

Jesus rides a colt into Jerusalem. The disciples praise God. Jesus weeps over the city.

The crowd takes palm branches and goes out to meet Jesus, shouting “Hosanna!”

Jesus drives out those who were selling in the temple and heals the blind and lame.

Jesus drives out the sellers and money changers. He will not allow anyone to carry merchandise through the temple.

Jesus drives out the sellers and teaches daily in the temple.

Jesus curses a barren fig tree. The next day it is withered. He teaches about faith and prayer.

Jesus curses a fig tree with no fruit. The next morning it is withered from the roots.

Some Greeks wish to see Jesus. He speaks about His coming death and being lifted up.

Despite many signs, many do not believe. Jesus cries out about believing in Him and the Father who sent Him.

The chief priests and elders ask by what authority Jesus does these things. He answers with a question about John.

The religious leaders question Jesus’ authority. He replies with a question about John’s baptism.

The chief priests and scribes ask about His authority. Jesus answers with a question about John.

Jesus tells the parable of the two sons. Tax collectors and prostitutes enter the kingdom before the religious leaders.

Jesus tells the parable of the wicked tenants who kill the owner’s son. The leaders know He is speaking about them.

Jesus tells the parable of the tenants. The leaders want to arrest Him but fear the people.

Jesus tells the parable of the tenants. The scribes and chief priests seek to lay hands on Him.

Jesus tells the parable of the wedding feast. Many are invited but few are chosen.

The Pharisees and Herodians try to trap Jesus with a question about taxes. He answers “Render to Caesar…”

They try to trap Jesus with a question about paying taxes to Caesar. He gives a wise answer.

Spies try to trap Jesus about taxes. He says “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s.”

Sadducees ask a question about the resurrection. Jesus answers that God is the God of the living.

Sadducees, who deny the resurrection, ask a question. Jesus corrects them from Scripture.

Sadducees ask about the resurrection. Jesus answers and silences them.

A lawyer asks which is the greatest commandment. Jesus replies: love God and love your neighbor.

A scribe asks about the greatest commandment. Jesus answers and the scribe agrees.

Jesus asks the Pharisees whose son the Christ is. He uses Psalm 110 to silence them.

Jesus teaches that the Christ is David’s Lord, not only his son.

Jesus asks how the Christ can be David’s son if David calls Him Lord.

Jesus pronounces seven woes against the scribes and Pharisees for their hypocrisy.

Jesus warns against the scribes who like long robes and places of honor.

Jesus warns the disciples about the scribes who devour widows’ houses.

Jesus laments over Jerusalem: “How often would I have gathered your children together…”

Jesus laments over Jerusalem and says their house is forsaken.

Jesus watches people put money into the treasury. A poor widow puts in two small coins. He praises her.

Jesus sees a poor widow put in two small copper coins and says she put in more than all the others.

Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple and begins teaching about the end times and signs.

Jesus predicts the temple will be destroyed and speaks of birth pains and persecution.

Jesus predicts the temple’s destruction and speaks of wars, earthquakes, and persecution.

Jesus speaks of the abomination of desolation, the great tribulation, and His coming in glory.

Jesus speaks of the abomination, the tribulation, and the coming of the Son of Man. He urges watchfulness.

Jesus speaks of Jerusalem’s destruction and the coming of the Son of Man. He calls for readiness.

Jesus tells the parable of the ten virgins to teach readiness for His coming.

Jesus tells the parable of the talents about faithful and unfaithful servants.

Jesus describes the final judgment when the Son of Man separates the sheep from the goats.

The chief priests plot to arrest Jesus. Judas agrees to betray Him for thirty pieces of silver.

The chief priests and scribes seek to arrest Jesus by stealth. Judas betrays Him for money.

The chief priests and scribes seek how to put Jesus to death. Judas confers with them.

The disciples prepare the Passover meal as Jesus instructed.

The disciples prepare the Passover in a large upper room.

Peter and John prepare the Passover as Jesus directed.

Jesus knows His hour has come. He loves His own to the end.

Jesus washes the disciples’ feet and teaches them about humble service.

Jesus announces that one of the Twelve will betray Him. Judas is identified.

Jesus says one of them will betray Him. They are sorrowful.

Jesus says the hand of the betrayer is with Him on the table.

Jesus is troubled and says one of them will betray Him. Judas leaves.

Jesus takes bread and the cup and institutes the Lord’s Supper.

Jesus gives bread and the cup, saying this is His body and blood of the covenant.

Jesus gives the bread and the cup as the new covenant in His blood.

Jesus predicts Peter’s denial and tells the disciples to be ready.

Jesus gives a new commandment to love one another and predicts Peter’s denial.

Jesus comforts the disciples: “Let not your hearts be troubled.” He speaks of the way, the truth, and the life, and promises the Holy Spirit.

Jesus teaches that He is the true vine and His disciples are the branches. He commands them to love one another.

Jesus warns that the world will hate the disciples. He promises the Helper, the Spirit of truth.

Jesus says their sorrow will turn into joy. He has overcome the world.

Jesus prays for Himself, for His disciples, and for all who will believe through their word.

Jesus prays in deep distress. The disciples sleep. He submits to the Father’s will.

Jesus is deeply distressed and prays. The disciples cannot stay awake.

Jesus prays in agony. His sweat becomes like drops of blood. An angel strengthens Him.

Jesus goes out with His disciples across the Kidron Valley to a garden.

Judas arrives with a crowd. Jesus is arrested. A disciple cuts off the servant’s ear.

Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss. Jesus is seized. A young man flees naked.

Judas approaches to kiss Jesus. Peter cuts off the ear. Jesus heals it.

Judas leads a band of soldiers. Jesus is arrested. Peter cuts off Malchus’ ear.

Jesus is taken to Caiaphas. Peter follows and denies Jesus three times.

Jesus is led to the high priest. Peter denies Him three times before the rooster crows.

Jesus is brought to the high priest’s house. Peter denies Him three times.

Jesus is taken first to Annas, then Caiaphas. Peter denies Him three times.

When morning comes the chief priests and elders take counsel against Jesus to put Him to death.

As soon as morning comes the chief priests bind Jesus and deliver Him to Pilate.

The assembly of elders leads Jesus to their council and asks if He is the Christ.

They lead Jesus from Caiaphas to the governor’s headquarters.

Jesus is delivered to Pilate. Pilate questions Him about being King of the Jews.

Jesus is delivered to Pilate. He asks if Jesus is the King of the Jews.

The assembly brings Jesus to Pilate and accuses Him. Pilate questions Him.

Pilate asks if Jesus is the King of the Jews. Jesus answers about His kingdom.

Pilate sends Jesus to Herod Antipas. Herod questions Him but gets no answer and sends Him back.

Pilate offers to release Jesus or Barabbas. The crowd chooses Barabbas. Jesus is sentenced to be crucified.

Pilate offers Barabbas or Jesus. The crowd demands Jesus be crucified. Pilate delivers Him to be crucified.

Pilate finds no guilt but the crowd insists. He releases Barabbas and delivers Jesus to their will.

Pilate tries to release Jesus. The crowd cries for crucifixion. Pilate hands Him over.

The soldiers put a scarlet robe and crown of thorns on Jesus and mock Him as King of the Jews.

The soldiers clothe Jesus in purple, put a crown of thorns on Him, and mock Him.

Pilate has Jesus flogged. The soldiers put a crown of thorns and a purple robe on Him.

Jesus is led to Golgotha and crucified between two robbers. He is mocked.

Jesus is crucified at the third hour. The inscription reads “The King of the Jews.”

Jesus is led to the Place of the Skull. He is crucified between two criminals and prays for His enemies.

Jesus carries His cross (helped by Simon). He is crucified. The title is written. He gives His mother to John.

Darkness covers the land. Jesus cries out and dies. The curtain of the temple is torn.

Darkness falls. Jesus cries out with a loud voice and breathes His last. The centurion confesses.

Darkness comes over the whole land. Jesus commits His spirit to the Father and dies.

Jesus says “I thirst” and “It is finished.” He bows His head and gives up His spirit. His side is pierced.

Joseph of Arimathea asks for Jesus’ body and lays it in his own new tomb. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary watch.

Joseph of Arimathea takes the body, wraps it in a linen shroud, and lays it in a tomb. The women see where He is laid.

Joseph takes the body, wraps it in linen, and lays it in a rock-hewn tomb. The women prepare spices.

Joseph and Nicodemus take the body, bind it with spices in linen cloths, and lay it in a new tomb.

The chief priests and Pharisees ask Pilate for a guard. The tomb is sealed and a guard is set.

The women find the tomb empty. An angel announces Jesus is risen. Jesus appears to the women.

The women find the stone rolled away. A young man tells them Jesus is risen. They flee trembling.

The women find the stone rolled away. Two men in dazzling apparel say He is risen. Peter runs to the tomb.

Mary Magdalene finds the tomb empty. Jesus appears to her. She goes and tells the disciples.

The guards report to the chief priests. They are bribed to say the disciples stole the body.

Jesus appears to two disciples on the road to Emmaus. He is recognized in the breaking of the bread.

Jesus appears to the disciples, shows His hands and feet, and eats with them. He opens their minds to the Scriptures.

Jesus appears to the disciples behind locked doors, shows His hands and side, and gives them the Holy Spirit.

Thomas doubts. Jesus appears and invites him to touch His wounds. Thomas confesses “My Lord and my God!”

Jesus appears to seven disciples. They catch a large number of fish. He prepares breakfast for them.

Jesus asks Peter three times “Do you love me?” and commissions him to feed His sheep. He predicts Peter’s death.

Peter asks about the beloved disciple. Jesus replies that it is not Peter’s concern. This is the disciple who testifies.

Jesus appears to the eleven on a mountain in Galilee and gives them the Great Commission.

Jesus commissions the disciples to go into all the world and proclaim the gospel.

Jesus opens their minds to understand the Scriptures and tells them to stay in the city until they are clothed with power from on high.

Jesus leads them out to Bethany, blesses them, and is carried up into heaven. They return to Jerusalem with great joy.

After speaking to them, the Lord Jesus is taken up into heaven and sits at the right hand of God. The disciples go out and preach everywhere.

Jesus did many other signs. These are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name.

There are also many other things that Jesus did. Were every one of them to be written, the world itself could not contain the books that would be written.

The disciples return to Jerusalem with great joy and are continually in the temple blessing God.

The disciples go out and preach everywhere, while the Lord works with them and confirms the message by accompanying signs.

These things are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name.

Jesus did many other things as well. If every one of them were written down, the world itself could not contain the books that would be written.