4. Multitudes healed (8:16–22)
2. Righteousness and discipleship (5:13–16) 3. Righteousness and the Scriptures (5:17–20) 4. Righteousness and morality (5:21–48) 5. Righteousness and practical religion (6:1–18) 6. Righteousness and mundane things (6:19–34) 7. Righteousness and human relations (7:1–12) 8. Righteousness and salvation (7:13–29) B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
1. A leper cleansed (8:1–4) 2. The centurion's servant healed (8:5–13) 3. Peter's mother-in-law healed (8:14–15) 4. Multitudes healed (8:16–22) 5. The winds and sea rebuked (8:23–27) 6. Two demon-possessed men delivered (8:28–34) 7. A paralytic pardoned and healed (9:1–8) 8. A tax collector called (9:9–13) 9. A question answered (9:14–17) 10. A girl raised from the dead (9:18–26) 11. Two blind men given sight (9:27–31) 12. A mute speaks (9:32–34) 13. Multitudes viewed with compassion (9:35–38) III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
A. Discourse 2: The Commissioning of the Twelve (10:1–42)
1. The Master's men (10:1–4) 2. The sending of the disciples (10:5–23) 3. Hallmarks of discipleship (10:24–42) B. Narrative 2: The Mission of the King (11:1–12:50)
1. Jesus' identity affirmed for John's disciples (11:1–19) 2. Woes pronounced on the impenitent (11:20–24) 3. Rest offered to the weary (11:25–30) 4. Lordship asserted over the Sabbath (12:1–13) 5. Opposition fomented by the Jewish leaders (12:14–45) 6. Eternal relationships defined by spiritual ancestry (12:46–50)