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What if Jesus were to tell you in first person about His time on earth?
You are about to read an account of the life and ministry of Jesus that combines all four gospels into a single narrative and allows Jesus himself to tell us the story, writes veteran Bible translator Robert H. Mounce at the beginning of Jesus, In His Own Words. Although the style is contemporary, the desire is to clarify the meaning of the original text rather than to impressthe reader with clever phrases.
To that end, Mounces more conversational interpretation of the Gospelsallows the reader to be there during Christs birth and boyhood, at his baptism by John the Baptist, on the hillside when he spoke about the kingdom, amidst the miracle workings, and so on. His approach makes the words fresh to longtime believers and inviting to those seeking Scripture for the first time. Complementing the prosaic text, a full index of people, places, verse units, basic themes, and paragraph headings is also included.
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Copyright 2010 by Robert H. Mounce
All Rights Reserved
Printed in the United States of America
978-1-4336-6919-4
Published by B&H Publishing Group
Nashville, Tennessee
Dewey Decimal Classification: 232.901
Subject Heading: JESUS CHRISTBIOGRAPHY \ BIBLE. N.T. GOSPELS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 14 13 12 11 10
To the two women in my life:
Jean, my loving wife for almost sixty years,
and our daughter Teri, radiant with joy
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I am indebted to so many throughout life whose words of encouragement and guidance have in a very real way had a part in this project. It could never have been written apart from the insights and influence of parents, family, friends, colleagues, and teachers. I am very much aware, as John Donne has it, that No man is an island entire of itself.
More specifically I would like to acknowledge the recommendation of my friend Ray Clendenon (to whom I had submitted the manuscript) that the work be considered first by the trade division of B&H Publishing Group. It proved to be exactly the right thing. I also want to thank Tom Walters for his positive response to the project and to Kim Stanford for her careful and detailed editorial work.
CONTENTS
Prologue (John 1:118)
John the Baptist to Be Born (Luke 1:525)
Mary to Have Child by the Spirit (Luke 1:2638)
Mary Visits Elizabeth (Luke 1:3956)
John the Baptist Is Born (Luke 1:5780)
My Family Line according to Matthew (Matt. 1:117)
My Birth (Matt. 1:1825; Luke 2:17)
Adoration by Shepherds and Wise Men (Matt. 2:112; Luke 2:820)
Circumcision and Presentation in the Temple (Luke 2:2140)
To Egypt and Back (Matt. 2:1321)
My Childhood at Nazareth (Matt. 2:2223; Luke 2:3940)
Teaching in the Temple as a Boy (Luke 2:4152)
John the Baptist (Matt. 3:16; Mark 1:16; Luke 3:16; John 1:1923)
John Preaches Repentance (Matt. 3:710; Luke 3:79)
John Answers Questions (Luke 3:1014)
Johns Messianic Preaching (Matt. 3:1112; Mark 1:78; Luke 3:1518; John 1:2428)
John in Prison (Matt. 14:34; Mark 6:1718; Luke 3:1920)
My Baptism (Matt. 3:1317; Mark 1:911; Luke 3:2122; John 1:2934)
My Family Line according to Luke (Luke 3:2338)
Tempted by Satan (Matt. 4:111; Mark 1:1213; Luke 4:113)
The First Disciples (John 1:3551)
The Marriage at Cana (John 2:111)
From Capernaum to Jerusalem (John 2:1213)
Ministry in Jerusalem (John 2:2325)
Nicodemus Learns about the New Birth (John 3:122)
Johns Testimony to Me (John 3:2336)
Back to Galilee (Matt. 4:12; Mark 1:14a; Luke 4:14a; John 4:13)
I Tell the Samaritan Woman about Living Water (John 4:442)
Ministry in Galilee (Matt. 4:1317; Mark 1:14b15; Luke 4:14b15; John 4:4346a)
Preaching at Nazareth (Matt. 13:5358; Mark 6:16a; Luke 4:1630)
The Call of the Disciples (Matt. 4:1822; Mark 1:1620)
Teaching in the Synagogue at Capernaum (Mark 1:2122; Luke 4:3132)
I Heal a Demoniac in the Synagogue (Mark 1:2328; Luke 4:3337)
Peters Mother-in-law Is Healed (Matt. 8:1415; Mark 1:2931; Luke 4:3839)
Evening in Capernaum (Matt. 8:1617; Mark 1:3234; Luke 4:4041)
Preaching throughout Galilee (Matt. 4:23; Mark 1:3539; Luke 4:4244)
The Miraculous Catch of Fish (Luke 5:111)
Cleansing the Leper (Matt. 8:14; Mark 1:4045; Luke 5:1216)
A Paralytic Is Healed (Matt. 9:18; Mark 2:112; Luke 5:1726)
The Call of Levi (Matt. 9:913; Mark 2:1317; Luke 5:2732)
The Question about Fasting (Matt. 9:1417; Mark 2:1822; Luke 5:3339)
The Man with the Withered Hand (Matt. 12:914; Mark 3:16; Luke 6:611)
Choosing the Twelve (Mark 3:1319a; Luke 6:1216)
The Setting (Matt. 4:245:2)
The Beatitudes (Matt. 5:312)
Salt of the Earth (Matt. 5:13)
Light of the World (Matt. 5:1416)
The Law and the Prophets (Matt. 5:1720)
Murder and Wrath (Matt. 5:2126)
Adultery and Divorce (Matt. 5:2732)
Oaths (Matt. 5:3337)
Retaliation (Matt. 5:3842)
Love of Ones Enemies (Matt. 5:4348)
Almsgiving (Matt. 6:14)
Prayer (Matt. 6:56)
The Lords Prayer (Matt. 6:715)
Fasting (Matt. 6:1618)
Treasures (Matt. 6:1921)
The Sound Eye (Matt. 6:2223)
Serving Two Masters (Matt. 6:24)
Anxiety (Matt. 6:2534)
Judging (Matt. 7:15)
Profaning the Holy (Matt. 7:6)
God Answers Prayer (Matt. 7:711)
The Golden Rule (Matt. 7:12)
The Two Ways (Matt. 7:1314)
By their Fruits... (Matt. 7:1520)
Saying, Lord, Lord (Matt. 7:2123)
The House Built upon the Rock (Matt. 7:2427)
The Crowd Responds (Matt. 7:2829)
Setting (Luke 6:1720a)
The Beatitudes (Luke 6:20b23)
The Woes (Luke 6:2426)
Love of Ones Enemies (Luke 6:2736)
Judging (Luke 6:3742)
By Their Fruits... (Luke 6:4345)
The House Built upon the Rock (Luke 6:4649)
The Centurion of Capernaum (Matt. 8:513; Luke 7:110; John 4:4654)
The Widows Son at Nain (Luke 7:1117)
Stilling the Storm (Matt. 8:2327; Mark 4:3541; Luke 8:2225)
The Gadarene Demoniac (Matt. 8:2834; Mark 5:120; Luke 8:2639)
Jairuss Daughter and the Woman with a Hemorrhage (Matt. 9:1826; Mark 5:2143; Luke 8:4056)
Two Blind Men (Matt. 9:2731)
The Dumb Demoniac (Matt. 9:3234)
The Harvest Is Great (Matt. 9:3538)
Commissioning the Twelve (Matt. 10:116)
The Fate of the Disciples (Matt. 10:1725)
Dont Fear to Speak Out (Matt. 10:2633; Luke 12:29)
A Gospel That Divides (Matt. 10:3436; Luke 12:5153)
Conditions of Discipleship (Matt. 10:3739)
Rewards of Discipleship (Matt. 1:4011:1)
Johns Question and My Answer (Matt. 11:26; Luke 7:1823)
My Words about John (Matt. 11:719; Luke 7:2435)
Woe to the Cities of Galilee (Matt. 11:2024)
Thanksgiving to the Father (Matt. 11:2527; Luke 10:1315)
Come to Me... (Matt. 11:2830)
Plucking Grain on the Sabbath (Matt. 12:18; Mark 2:2328; Luke 6:15)
I Heal Multitudes by the Sea (Matt. 12:1521; Mark 3:712; Luke 6:1719)
A Lesson in Devotion (Luke 7:3650)
Women Who Helped (Luke 8:13)
My Sanity Questioned (Mark 3:19b21)
On Collusion with Satan (Matt. 12:2230; Mark 3:2227; Luke 11:1423)
The Sin against the Holy Spirit (Matt. 12:3137; Mark 3:2830; Luke 11:1723)
The Sign of Jonah (Matt. 12:3842; Luke 11:2932)
The Evil Spirit Returns (Matt. 12:4345; Luke 11:2426)
My True Family (Matt. 12:4650; Mark 3:3135; Luke 8:1921)
The Parable of the Sower (Matt. 13:111; Mark 4:19; Luke 8:48)
Why I Use Parables to Teach (Matt. 13:1017; Mark 4:1012; Luke 8:910)
Understanding the Parable of the Sower (Matt. 13:1823; Mark 4:1320; Luke 8:1115)
He Who Has Ears to Hear, Let Him Hear (Mark 4:2125; Luke 8:1618)
The Parable of the Seed Growing Secretly (Mark 4:2629)
The Parable of the Weeds (Matt. 13:2430)
The Parable of the Mustard Seed (Matt. 13:3132; Mark 4:3032; Luke 13:1819)
The Parable of the Fermented Dough (Matt. 13:33; Luke 13:2021)
Why I Speak in Parables (Matt. 13:3435; Mark 4:3334)
What the Parable of the Weeds Means (Matt. 13:3643)
The Parables of the Hidden Treasure and of the Pearl (Matt. 13:4446)
The Parable of the Net (Matt. 13:4750)
Gems of Truth (Matt. 13:5152)
Healing at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5:147)
Opinions about Me (Matt. 14:12; Mark 6:1416; Luke 9:79)
The Death of John the Baptist (Matt. 14:312; Mark 6:1729)
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