“This Is Why I Have Come”

Jesus heals Peter’s mother-in-law (gnj 4 02:56-05:10)

Jesus heals many others (gnj 4 05:12-07:21)

Jesus prays in an isolated place (gnj 4 07:25-09:47)

Jesus preaches, teaches, and heals (gnj 4 09:48-13:54)

Jesus heals a leper (gnj 4 14:00-17:12)

Jesus seeks solitude to pray (gnj 4 17:12-17:26)

Jesus forgives and heals a paralytic in Capernaum (gnj 4 17:26-22:28)

Jesus calls Matthew to be his follower (gnj 4 22:30-24:15)

Jesus dines with tax collectors in Matthew’s house (gnj 4 24:16-26:26)

Question about fasting (gnj 4 26:27-29:16)

Jesus preaches in the synagogues of Judea (gnj 4 29:20-29:45)

Jesus heals a sick man on the Sabbath at the pool of Bethzatha (gnj 4 29:46-33:21)

The Jews confront the cured man (gnj 4 33:20-34:04)

Jesus finds the cured man in the temple (gnj 4 34:05-34:38)

Jesus speaks about authority given to him by his Father (gnj 4 34:38-36:36)

Spiritually dead who pay attention to Jesus’ voice will live (gnj 4 36:36-37:11)

Those dead in the memorial tombs will be resurrected (gnj 4 37:11-37:58)

John the Baptist, the works of Jesus, the Father, and the Scriptures all bear witness about Jesus (gnj 4 37:58-41:17)

Jesus, “Lord even of the Sabbath” (gnj 4 42:09-44:27)

Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath (gnj 4 44:28-48:48)

Great multitude on the shore; Jesus as God’s beloved servant; many are healed (gnj 4 48:50-51:02)

The 12 apostles chosen (gnj 4 51:03-54:50)