Mark 1
Video Introduction to the Book of Mark
Gospel of Mark—Some Major Events
The Wilderness
John the Baptizer’s Clothing and Appearance
Locusts
Wild Honey
Sandals
The Jordan River
View of the Valley of Jezreel
The Wilderness of Judea, West of the Jordan River
Wild Beasts of the Wilderness
Casting a Net
Fish of the Sea of Galilee
Synagogue in Capernaum
Mark 4
Domestic Lampstand
First-Century Fishing Boat
Remains of a Galilean Fishing Boat
Jesus Calms the Storm
Mark 5
Cliffs on the Eastern Side of the Sea of Galilee
Mark 6
Staff and Food Pouch
Baskets
The Marketplace
Mark 8
Coin Made by Herod Antipas
Mark 9
Mount Hermon
Mount Hermon As Seen From the Hula Valley Nature Reserve
Upper and Lower Millstones
Modern-Day Valley of Hinnom
Salt on the Shore of the Dead Sea
Mark 10
East of the Jordan—Perea
Mark 11
Bethphage, the Mount of Olives, and Jerusalem
Colt, or Young Donkey
Mark 12
Winepress
Tiberius Caesar
The Marketplace
The Front Seats in the Synagogue
Prominent Places at Evening Meals
The Treasury Chests and the Widow
Mark 13
Stones From the Temple Mount
Mount of Olives
Mark 14
Alabaster Jar
The Passover Meal
Upper Room
Vine
Mark 15
The Sanhedrin
Nail in a Heel Bone
Tomb Chamber
Mark 16
Codex Sinaiticus—End of Mark’s Gospel
Codex Vaticanus—End of Mark’s Gospel
Gospel of Mark—Some Major Events
Gospel of Mark—Some Major Events
Where possible, events have been listed in chronological order
Each Gospel map traces a different series of events
1. Ministry of John the Baptizer in the wilderness near the Jordan River (Mt 3:1, 2; Mr 1:3-5; Lu 3:2, 3)
2. Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River; Jehovah identifies Jesus as his Son (Mt 3:13, 16, 17; Mr 1:9-11; Lu 3:21, 22)
3. Jesus begins preaching in Galilee (Mt 4:17; Mr 1:14, 15; Lu 4:14, 15)
4. On the shore of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus calls four disciples to be fishers of men (Mt 4:18-22; Mr 1:16-20)
5. Jesus teaches in the synagogue in Capernaum (Mr 1:21; Lu 4:31, 38)
6. Jesus ascends a mountain near Capernaum and chooses the 12 apostles (Mr 3:13-15; Lu 6:12, 13)
7. Sea of Galilee; Jesus calms a violent windstorm (Mt 8:23-26; Mr 4:37-39; Lu 8:22-24)
8. Probably in Capernaum, a woman touches Jesus’ outer garment and is cured (Mt 9:19-22; Mr 5:25-29; Lu 8:43, 44)
9. On the northeast side of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus feeds about 5,000 men (Mt 14:19-21; Mr 6:39-42, 44; Lu 9:14, 16, 17; Joh 6:10, 11)
10. Jesus sends disciples by boat, toward Bethsaida (Mt 14:22; Mr 6:45)
11. In the region of Tyre and Sidon, Jesus heals a Syrophoenician woman’s daughter (Mt 15:21, 22, 28; Mr 7:24-26, 29)
12. Jesus goes through the region of Decapolis on his way to the Sea of Galilee (Mr 7:31)
13. Jesus heals a blind man in Bethsaida (Mr 8:22-25)
14. Jesus teaches people in Perea (Mt 19:1-3; Mr 10:1, 2)
15. Jesus heals blind men near Jericho (Mt 20:29, 30, 34; Mr 10:46, 47, 51, 52; Lu 18:35, 40-43)
16. Jesus cleanses the temple (Mt 21:12, 13; Mr 11:15-17; Lu 19:45, 46)
17. At the temple treasury in the Court of Women, Jesus sees a poor widow who donates two coins (Mr 12:42-44; Lu 21:1-4)
18. On his way from the temple to the Mount of Olives, Jesus foretells the destruction of the temple (Mt 24:1, 2; Mr 13:1, 2; Lu 21:5, 6)
19. In the city of Jerusalem, preparations are made for the Passover (Mr 14:13-16; Lu 22:10-13)
20. Jesus is taken to the house of High Priest Caiaphas (Mt 26:57-59; Mr 14:60-62; Lu 22:54)
21. Jesus stands before the Sanhedrin again, this time at the Sanhedrin hall (Mr 15:1; Lu 22:66-69)