As we study the text, part one will teach us the world belongs to God in verses 1 and 2, part two will ask who may approach Him in verses 3 through 6, and part three will show us the coming of the King in verses 7 through 10.

As we study the text, we'll see His clothes in verses 2 and 3, His conversation in verses 4 through 7, and then His command in verses 8 through 13.

As we study our text, we'll the important line in verse 1a and our providing God in verses 1b through 6.

As we study our text we'll see both Jesus and then Peter getting rebuked in verses 31 through 33, Jesus getting real with them in verses 34 through 38, and then getting power in verse 1 of chapter 9 as we see a glimmer of a few things to come after the death of Jesus.

As we study the text, we'll what He has done in verse 31b, just that last line, and what that set in motion in verses 22 through 31.

As we study the text, we'll see a partial healing in verses 22 through 24, a perfect healing in verses 25 through 26, and a powerful confession in verses 27 through 30.

As we study the text, we'll actually have just one point that'll walk us through verses 1 through 21 to see the Suffering Savior.

As we study our text, we'll see the differences in this feeding in verses 1 through 10, the asking for a sign in verses 11 through 13, the warning against leaven in verses 14 through 18a, and the holding out for hope in verses 18b through 21.

As we study the text we'll see the past-helping God in verses 1 through 6, our promise-keeping God in verse 7, and the future-holding God in verses 8 through 12, and then conclude with a call to praise God for His strength and might.