All the Stories of the Bible - Full Length

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Jesus headed back to Capernaum with his disciples. Along the way he said, “They’ll give the Son of Man to people who will kill him. But in three days, he’ll rise from the dead.”

The disciples were confused about what he was talking about. Still, they didn’t ask him about it because they were in the middle of their own discussion. They were arguing about which one of them was the greatest.

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Jesus took Peter, James, and John and went up on a mountain to pray. As the Lord prayed, the three disciples fell asleep. Suddenly they woke up and saw the face of Jesus becoming brighter and brighter. His clothes were a brilliant white and shone like light.

Then they realized that two men were with him, and they knew it was Moses and Elijah. They also shone like the sun. Moses and Elijah talked with Jesus about his death.

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Jesus left the region of Tyre and Sidon and went to the Gentile side of the Sea of Galilee. As he taught the people, a great crowd brought those with various physical problems. They brought the lame, the blind, the crippled, and those with many diseases. Jesus healed them all, and the crowd was amazed.

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The day after Jesus fed the 5,000, the people found him on the other shore and knew that he had arrived by a particular boat. They also knew that same boat had left the day before without him. They said, “How did you get there?”

Jesus ignored their question and got right to the real issue. He said, “You’re here because you filled your stomachs with the bread I gave you. You should be looking for living bread that gives you eternal life.”

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Feeding the 5,000 is the only miracle that is recorded in all four Gospels.

Jesus went up a mountain where he taught his disciples. A large crowd went with them so they could hear him teach.

Soon it became apparent that they were hungry, and there was no food. Jesus knew what he was going to do, but still he asked Philip, “Where can we get food for these people?”

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To make his wife happy, King Herod had John the Baptist arrested. John had preached against their marriage, saying, “It is a sin to marry your brother’s wife.”

Herod’s wife wanted him dead! But Herod knew that John was a righteous man. The king also feared the people, knowing that they thought he was a prophet. Besides, he enjoyed hearing John preach. So, he decided to keep the prophet in prison, instead of killing him.

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There was a pool in Jerusalem called Bethesda. It was near the Sheep Gate. Local people believed that occasionally an angel would stir the waters of the pool. They felt a sick person would be healed if he or she were the first to get into the water after it was stirred. Therefore, a large group stayed near the pool, waiting for the angel.

Jesus went to that pool when he was in Jerusalem for a Jewish festival. He saw a man who had been sick for 38 years. The Lord said, “Do you want to be healed?”

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Jesus and his disciples left the Gentile side of the lake, and went back to the Jewish side. A large crowd was waiting for him.

A man named Jairus ran up and fell down before Jesus. He was a ruler of the synagogue. He said, “My daughter is dying! She’s only twelve years old. I beg you, please come and heal her.”

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Jesus taught the crowd all day. In the evening, he said to his disciples, “Let’s go to the other side of the lake.” So they took several boats, and started on their journey to the Gentile side of the Sea of Galilee.

Being tired, Jesus went to the back of the boat and lay on a large cushion. Soon he fell into a sound sleep. During the night, a fierce storm hit the lake. Large waves crashed over the boat and threatened to capsize it. Jesus slept through it all.

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Jesus continued to tell the people stories. In fact, he didn’t say anything to the crowds without using stories.

One time he told them about a farmer who planted wheat in his field. After a long day, he returned home and went to bed. During the night, a man who hated him went into the fields and planted weeds