Explore › The Gospels side by side

• The genealogy of JesusMatt 1:1–17 · Luke 3:23–38
• John the Baptist preachesMatt 3:1–12 · Mark 1:1–8 · Luke 3:1–18 · John 1:19–28
• The baptism of JesusMatt 3:13–17 · Mark 1:9–11 · Luke 3:21–22 · John 1:29–34
• The temptation in the wildernessMatt 4:1–11 · Mark 1:12–13 · Luke 4:1–13
• Jesus begins to preach in GalileeMatt 4:12–17 · Mark 1:14–15 · Luke 4:14–15

• The first disciples are calledMatt 4:18–22 · Mark 1:16–20 · Luke 5:1–11
• An unclean spirit in the synagogue at CapernaumMark 1:21–28 · Luke 4:31–37
• Peter’s mother-in-law is healedMatt 8:14–15 · Mark 1:29–31 · Luke 4:38–39
• Many healed at eveningMatt 8:16–17 · Mark 1:32–34 · Luke 4:40–41
• Jesus leaves to preach in other townsMark 1:35–39 · Luke 4:42–44
• A man with leprosy is cleansedMatt 8:1–4 · Mark 1:40–45 · Luke 5:12–16
• A paralyzed man is healedMatt 9:1–8 · Mark 2:1–12 · Luke 5:17–26
• The call of Levi (Matthew)Matt 9:9–13 · Mark 2:13–17 · Luke 5:27–32
• A question about fastingMatt 9:14–17 · Mark 2:18–22 · Luke 5:33–39
• Picking grain on the SabbathMatt 12:1–8 · Mark 2:23–28 · Luke 6:1–5
• The man with a withered handMatt 12:9–14 · Mark 3:1–6 · Luke 6:6–11
• The twelve apostlesMatt 10:1–4 · Mark 3:13–19 · Luke 6:12–16
• The centurion’s servantMatt 8:5–13 · Luke 7:1–10
• John the Baptist’s question from prisonMatt 11:2–19 · Luke 7:18–35
• Jesus and BeelzebulMatt 12:22–30 · Mark 3:20–27 · Luke 11:14–23
• The sign of JonahMatt 12:38–42 · Luke 11:29–32
• Jesus’ mother and brothersMatt 12:46–50 · Mark 3:31–35 · Luke 8:19–21
• Jesus calms the stormMatt 8:23–27 · Mark 4:35–41 · Luke 8:22–25
• The man with the legion of demonsMatt 8:28–34 · Mark 5:1–20 · Luke 8:26–39
• Jairus’s daughter and the woman who touched his cloakMatt 9:18–26 · Mark 5:21–43 · Luke 8:40–56
• Jesus is rejected at NazarethMatt 13:53–58 · Mark 6:1–6 · Luke 4:16–30
• The Twelve are sent outMatt 10:5–15 · Mark 6:7–13 · Luke 9:1–6
• The death of John the BaptistMatt 14:1–12 · Mark 6:14–29 · Luke 9:7–9
• Five thousand are fedMatt 14:13–21 · Mark 6:30–44 · Luke 9:10–17 · John 6:1–14
• Jesus walks on the waterMatt 14:22–33 · Mark 6:45–52 · John 6:15–21
• What makes a person uncleanMatt 15:1–20 · Mark 7:1–15, 17–23
• The faith of a Canaanite womanMatt 15:21–28 · Mark 7:24–30
• Four thousand are fedMatt 15:32–39 · Mark 8:1–10
• A sign is demanded; the leaven of the PhariseesMatt 16:1–12 · Mark 8:11–21

• The BeatitudesMatt 5:1–12 · Luke 6:20–23
• Love your enemiesMatt 5:38–48 · Luke 6:27–36
• The Lord’s PrayerMatt 6:9–13 · Luke 11:2–4
• Treasures in heavenMatt 6:19–21 · Luke 12:33–34
• The lamp of the bodyMatt 6:22–23 · Luke 11:34–36
• Do not worryMatt 6:25–34 · Luke 12:22–31
• Judging othersMatt 7:1–5 · Luke 6:37–42
• Ask, seek, knockMatt 7:7–11 · Luke 11:9–13
• A tree and its fruitMatt 7:15–20 · Luke 6:43–45
• The wise and foolish buildersMatt 7:24–27 · Luke 6:46–49
• The cost of following JesusMatt 8:18–22 · Luke 9:57–62
• Woe to the unrepentant townsMatt 11:20–24 · Luke 10:13–15
• Jesus thanks the FatherMatt 11:25–27 · Luke 10:21–22
• Blasphemy against the SpiritMatt 12:31–32 · Mark 3:28–30 · Luke 12:10
• The parable of the sowerMatt 13:1–9 · Mark 4:1–9 · Luke 8:4–8
• Why Jesus speaks in parablesMatt 13:10–17 · Mark 4:10–12 · Luke 8:9–10
• The sower explainedMatt 13:18–23 · Mark 4:13–20 · Luke 8:11–15
• A lamp on a standMark 4:21–25 · Luke 8:16–18
• The mustard seedMatt 13:31–32 · Mark 4:30–32 · Luke 13:18–19
• The leavenMatt 13:33 · Luke 13:20–21
• The lost sheepMatt 18:12–14 · Luke 15:3–7
• The wedding banquetMatt 22:1–14 · Luke 14:15–24

• Peter’s confessionMatt 16:13–20 · Mark 8:27–30 · Luke 9:18–21
• Jesus foretells his deathMatt 16:21–23 · Mark 8:31–33 · Luke 9:22
• Take up your crossMatt 16:24–28 · Mark 8:34–38; 9:1 · Luke 9:23–27
• The transfigurationMatt 17:1–8 · Mark 9:2–8 · Luke 9:28–36
• The boy with an unclean spiritMatt 17:14–20 · Mark 9:14–29 · Luke 9:37–43
• Jesus foretells his death againMatt 17:22–23 · Mark 9:30–32 · Luke 9:43–45
• Who is the greatestMatt 18:1–5 · Mark 9:33–37 · Luke 9:46–48
• A question about divorceMatt 19:1–12 · Mark 10:1–12
• Jesus blesses the childrenMatt 19:13–15 · Mark 10:13–16 · Luke 18:15–17
• The rich young manMatt 19:16–30 · Mark 10:17–31 · Luke 18:18–30
• Jesus foretells his death a third timeMatt 20:17–19 · Mark 10:32–34 · Luke 18:31–34
• The request of James and JohnMatt 20:20–28 · Mark 10:35–45
• The blind at JerichoMatt 20:29–34 · Mark 10:46–52 · Luke 18:35–43

• The entry into JerusalemMatt 21:1–11 · Mark 11:1–11 · Luke 19:28–40 · John 12:12–19
• Jesus clears the templeMatt 21:12–17 · Mark 11:15–19 · Luke 19:45–48 · John 2:13–22
• The withered fig treeMatt 21:18–22 · Mark 11:20–25
• By what authority?Matt 21:23–27 · Mark 11:27–33 · Luke 20:1–8
• The parable of the tenantsMatt 21:33–46 · Mark 12:1–12 · Luke 20:9–19
• Paying taxes to CaesarMatt 22:15–22 · Mark 12:13–17 · Luke 20:20–26
• The Sadducees and the resurrectionMatt 22:23–33 · Mark 12:18–27 · Luke 20:27–40
• The greatest commandmentMatt 22:34–40 · Mark 12:28–34
• Whose son is the Christ?Matt 22:41–46 · Mark 12:35–37 · Luke 20:41–44
• A warning about the scribesMatt 23:1–12 · Mark 12:38–40 · Luke 20:45–47
• Jesus laments over JerusalemMatt 23:37–39 · Luke 13:34–35
• The widow’s offeringMark 12:41–44 · Luke 21:1–4
• The temple’s destruction foretoldMatt 24:1–2 · Mark 13:1–2 · Luke 21:5–6
• Signs of the endMatt 24:3–14 · Mark 13:3–13 · Luke 21:7–19
• Days of distressMatt 24:15–28 · Mark 13:14–23 · Luke 21:20–24
• The coming of the Son of ManMatt 24:29–31 · Mark 13:24–27 · Luke 21:25–28
• The lesson of the fig treeMatt 24:32–35 · Mark 13:28–31 · Luke 21:29–33

• The plot to kill JesusMatt 26:1–5 · Mark 14:1–2 · Luke 22:1–2
• Jesus is anointed at BethanyMatt 26:6–13 · Mark 14:3–9 · John 12:1–8
• Judas agrees to betray JesusMatt 26:14–16 · Mark 14:10–11 · Luke 22:3–6
• The Passover is preparedMatt 26:17–19 · Mark 14:12–16 · Luke 22:7–13
• One of you will betray meMatt 26:20–25 · Mark 14:17–21 · Luke 22:21–23 · John 13:21–30
• The Last SupperMatt 26:26–29 · Mark 14:22–25 · Luke 22:14–20
• Peter’s denial foretoldMatt 26:31–35 · Mark 14:27–31 · Luke 22:31–34 · John 13:36–38
• GethsemaneMatt 26:36–46 · Mark 14:32–42 · Luke 22:39–46
• The arrestMatt 26:47–56 · Mark 14:43–52 · Luke 22:47–53 · John 18:1–11
• Before the high priest and the CouncilMatt 26:57–68 · Mark 14:53–65 · Luke 22:63–71
• Peter denies JesusMatt 26:69–75 · Mark 14:66–72 · Luke 22:54–62 · John 18:25–27
• Jesus before PilateMatt 27:11–14 · Mark 15:2–5 · Luke 23:1–5 · John 18:28–38
• Barabbas, and the sentenceMatt 27:15–26 · Mark 15:6–15 · Luke 23:13–16, 18–25 · John 18:39–40; 19:1–16
• The soldiers mock JesusMatt 27:27–31 · Mark 15:16–20 · John 19:2–3
• The crucifixionMatt 27:32–44 · Mark 15:21–27, 29–32 · Luke 23:26–43 · John 19:17–27
• The death of JesusMatt 27:45–56 · Mark 15:33–41 · Luke 23:44–49 · John 19:28–30
• The burialMatt 27:57–61 · Mark 15:42–47 · Luke 23:50–56 · John 19:38–42

• The empty tombMatt 28:1–10 · Mark 16:1–8 · Luke 24:1–12 · John 20:1–10
• Jesus appears to the disciplesLuke 24:36–49 · John 20:19–23

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