1. 1 At a run, from the first line No genealogy, no infancy: baptised, tested, four fishermen called, and a day that ends with a whole town at the door. Explained
2. 2 Five scenes, five objections A roof opened, a tax collector called, a fast not kept, grain picked on a Sabbath: the case against him, laid out in order. Explained
3. 3 The plan is made The objections become a decision: on the same day he restores a withered hand, the Pharisees take counsel with the Herodians about destroying him. Explained
4. 4 A chapter of seeds Three parables about something sown, and one about a lamp that was never meant to stay under a basket. Explained
5. 5 Three nobody could help A man no chain could hold, a woman who had spent everything on physicians for twelve years, and a child already dead when help arrived. Explained
6. 6 Turned away at home In his own town he could do no mighty work but lay hands on a few sick people; the twelve are sent out, and John is beheaded at a banquet. Explained
7. 7 What comes out, not what goes in An argument about washing hands becomes a question about where uncleanness begins, and a Greek woman wins the only argument anyone wins with him. Explained
8. 8 The chapter the book turns on Peter says who he thinks Jesus is, and is immediately told something the disciples had never heard: that he is going to be killed. Explained
9. 9 Down from the mountain, into an argument Three see him shining and are told to listen; they come back to find the other nine unable to help a boy, and a quarrel underway. Explained
10. 10 Asking to be let in, or moved up A test question, children the disciples turn away, a rich man who cannot let go, and two who want the best seats. Explained
11. 11 He looked round at everything, and left He enters Jerusalem to shouting and spread cloaks, walks into the temple, looks at it all, and goes because it is late. He comes back the next day. Explained
12. 12 A day of questions, and then silence Taxes, a woman widowed seven times, the greatest commandment: he answers them all, and by the end nobody dares ask anything. Explained
13. 13 Not one stone on another A disciple admires the temple's stones and is told what will become of them; four ask privately when, and the answer refuses the date. Explained
14. 14 About one day, and the longest chapter Perfume poured out, one of the twelve going to the priests, a Passover meal, a garden, an arrest, and Peter denying him three times. Explained
15. 15 Dawn to sunset, hour by hour The council hands him to Pilate, Pilate to the soldiers, and by evening a member of that same council is asking for his body. Explained
16. 16 Who will move the stone Three women come at sunrise with spices, worrying about the stone, and find it already moved. Explained

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