From Judea to Galilee
Matthew and Mark establish a direct link between the arrest of John the Baptist and Jesus' departure for Galilee. It…
This third part encompasses all the events that marked the beginning of the ministry of Jesus the Messiah in Galilee and his settling in the city of Capernaum
Matthew and Mark establish a direct link between the arrest of John the Baptist and Jesus' departure for Galilee. It…
John stresses that Jesus had to pass through Samaria. Historically, the Jews often avoided passing through Sychar in Samaria by…
Verse 35 of the Gospel of John gives us an indication of the date of the event, by mentioning that there are still 'four months…
We are currently trying to define precisely the order of the towns visited by Jesus the Messiah on his return to Galilee. After…
We see in this text of Luke 4.23 that Jesus the Messiah had performed healings in Capernaum. These events take place,…
We are in Capernaum. Jesus the Messiah decides to return to his village, Nazareth. He is no longer Jesus the carpenter, but Jesus…
The Messiah, Jesus, after his visit to Nazareth, returns to Capernaum. Matthew relates this return and takes the opportunity to establish a link…
Matthew seems to indicate a change in the preaching of Jesus the Messiah, specifying: “from that time Jesus began to preach…
The expression “after these two days, evidently those spent at Sychar (P47)” therefore means “after this event.” Indeed,…
We may be surprised by the information given by Matthew and Mark, because John had previously told us that this call had…
We notice here that the disciples had not yet given up their work as fishermen when Jesus the Messiah invites…
Jesus the Messiah, accompanied by his disciples, teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum. This practice fits well with the customs of the time:…
Many teachers were able to instruct the Jewish faithful in the synagogue, but freeing a man from an unclean spirit was a task…
We observe that Simon Peter and his brother Andrew lived together in their house in Capernaum. Simon Peter, being married, also housed his mother-in-law.…
The healing of the man in the synagogue drew an immense crowd. All the sick of Capernaum now press before…
The Messiah, Jesus, felt the need to withdraw to pray to his Father, far from the bustle. These moments of recollection were not shared…
Matthew and Luke report these details. They are excerpts from discussions with teachers of the law, according to Matthew. These men, probably…
These events begin before the pilgrimage to Jerusalem for the Passover feast of Monday, March 24, AD 31, and continue after the…
We have followed Mark's chronology. It seems, indeed, obvious that Jesus the Messiah healed many lepers;…
We follow Mark's chronology. His expression: “Some days later, Jesus returned to Capernaum,” means that, after the…
We follow Mark's chronology. His expression: “Some days later, Jesus returned to Capernaum,” means that, after the…
The Messiah, Jesus, called a fifth disciple, Matthew, after Simon Peter, Andrew, James and John. The Synoptic Gospels report to us only…
Following Matthew's decision to give up everything to follow Jesus the Messiah, the latter organizes a great meal for…
We are still during the banquet organized by Matthew in honor of Jesus the Messiah. Quickly, the conversation takes a turn…