approached Jesus with small basket
177:0.4(1920;4)
associated with Peter; later, Paul
121:8.3(1341;4)
did not hold stringent ideas about divorce
140:8.14(1581;1)
dressed fish for resurrected Jesus
192:1.8(2047;1)
Gospel of Mark
basis of all subsequent Gospel narratives; changed
121:8.3(1341;4)
completed in A.D. 68; is really Gospel by Peter
121:8.3(1341;4)
included Selta apocrypha
176:2.8(1915;5)
left out part of Peter's night vision
152:4.4(1703;4)
retains something of human Jesus
196:2.3(2092;1)
had loaves and fishes which fed the 5000
152:2.7(1701;2)
hid in shed by olive press
183:0.3(1971;3)
kept apostles in touch
191:0.3(2037;3)
knew Judas intended to betray Jesus
182:2.1,9(1966;1)
located Thomas in Bethphage
191:0.13(2038;8)
parents were Elijah and Mary Mark
182:0.1(1963;1)
walked around lake with Jesus
152:5.1(1703;5)
at baptism of Jesus
135:8.6(1504;4)
baptized over 100,000 penitents in 15 months
135:6.4(1502;2)
born in City of Judah, March 25, 7 B.C.
122:2.7(1346;2),
135:0.1(1496;1)
death of mother Elizabeth
135:4sec(1499;1)
impressed with idea he was to be a spiritual leader
122:2.8(1346;3)
Jesus
decided not to teach contemporaneously with
J. 136:4.1(1514;2),
144:0.3(1617;3)
referred to
J. as Elijah
158:2.2(1754;2)
rumors of
J. reached Jesus
134:9.8(1495;5)
spoke favorably of
J.'s message
135:8.1(1503;4)
told apostles to reap the sowing of
J. 143:6.1(1615;2)
Jesus and
J. decided not to see each other until beginning public service
127:3.11,12(1400;3)
mother Elizabeth assured
J. that Jesus was Messiah
135:3.3(1498;2)
motive for seclusion
136:3.3(1512;7)
never ordained by Sanhedrin
173:2.6(1892;3)
personal characteristics
contrast with Jesus
136:0.1(1509;1)
greatest born of women, but he who is small in kingdom is greater
136:0.1(1509;1),
144:8.4(1627;1)
heroic but tactless preacher
135:6.7(1502;5)
in prison,
J. often tempted to doubt Jesus
135:11.1(1506;6)
no brothers or sisters
135:0.4(1496;4)
over 6 feet tall, flowing hair, dressed like Elijah, stalwart, picturesque child of nature
135:1.4(1497;2),
135:4.5(1499;5),
135:6.3(1502;1)
saddened by loss of Andrew and Peter
137:1.3,8(1524;4)
presented flock to Nazarites
135:4.2(1499;2)
rabbi Nahor offered Jerusalem schooling for
123:6.8(1365;3)
refused to accept priest's allotment from temple
135:2.3(1497;5)
refused to quit preaching if released by Herod
135:12.2(1508;2)
religion of repentance, self-examination, and self-denial
135:3.4(1498;3),
135:4.2(1499;2),
143:2.2(1609;3)
remnant of believers in
J. persists in Mesopotamia
137:2.2(1526;2)
sooner or later a greater
J. is to arise
170:5.19(1866;2)
thundered parable of Lazarus and Dives
169:3sec(1854;5)
actions
baptized by John in December A.D. 25
135:8.1(1503;4)
claimed preferred seat at Last Supper
179:1.4(1937;2)
collected Palm Sunday donkey
172:3.6(1881;4)
forbade strange preacher
159:2.1(1764;3)
helped bear Jesus' body to tomb
188:1.3(2013;2)
laid hands on converts receiving Spirit of Truth
139:5.9(1557;3)
led Jesus to pool of Bethesda
147:3.1-2(1649;1)
searched 40 days for Jesus
136:3.7(1514;1)
selected Judas Alpheus
138:2.7(1539;10)
attitude
became dominated by brotherly devotion
139:4.6(1554;4),
192:2.1(2047;5)
believed Jesus would return before his death
192:2.5-6(2048;1)
cool and daringly courageous; faithful, devoted
139:4.5,10(1554;3)
favored proclaiming Jesus king
152:2.5(1700;6)
first apostle to believe in resurrection
139:4.10(1555;3)
grasped significance of entry into Jerusalem
172:5.5(1884;4)
naturally thought in symbols
172:5.5(1884;4)
never overcame disinclination to talk
139:4.7(1554;5)
Book of Revelations written by
139:4.14(1555;7)
four and twenty elders reference
45:4.1(513;2)
First Epistle written as cover letter for Gospel of John
121:8.10(1342;5)
Gospel of John
avoided all reference to casting out devils
145:2.13(1631;1)
has viewpoint of Alexandrian Christians, disciples of Philo
121:6.6(1339;2)
presents triumphant Jesus in full consciousness of divinity
196:2.3(2092;1)
Jesus took to Jerusalem
134:9.1(1494;4)
present
among 120 at Pentecost
194:1.2(2060;2)
at Jesus' examination by Pilate
185:3.1(1991;1)
in adjoining room during Jesus' humiliation
184:4.2(1984;3)
referred to as a prophet
34:4.8(378;5)
right-hand support of Peter
139:4.11(1555;4)
special instructions to
140:8.1(1579;3)
used term "eternal life" for "kingdom of heaven"
170:2.20(1861;4)
visions of
Lucifer rebellion
53:7.7(608;3)
new Jerusalem in post-Teacher Son era
52:7.11(599;7)
well known to Annas's older servants
184:0.3(1978;3)
youngest apostle, unmarried, from Capernaum; 24 in A.D. 26
139:4.1(1553;6),
181:2.2(1955;3)