Matthew 8:33

•  The Demon-Possessed from the Tomb (Matthew 8:28-34; Mark 5:2-20; Luke 8:27-39)

Christ heals a possessed man at Gerasa (ALEXANDER Master)	Possessed with devils coming out of the tombs, The (BROEN, J. de)	Jesus healing the possessed (CAROLSFELD, Julius Schnorr von)	Possessed with devils coming out of the tombs, The (HOUBRAKEN, Arnold)







(21 Pictures)   Related Chapter:  Matthew 8 ;  Mark 5 ;  Luke 8

Matthew 13:28

•  The Wheat and the Weeds Told (Matthew 13:24-30)

Good farmer, The * (BLAKE, William)	Good farmer, The * (BLAKE, William)	Good farmer, The * (BLAKE, William)	Good farmer, The * (BLAKE, William)







(22 Pictures)   Related Topics:  Telling and Explaining Parables ;  The Wheat and the Weeds Explained  |   Related Chapter:  Matthew 13

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•  Telling and Explaining Parables (Matthew 13:10-52; Mark 4:10-34; Luke 8:9-18;13:18-21)
We assume from the accounts of Matthew and Mark that the parable of the sower was delivered from a boat, although this setting is not found in Luke. There is a change of scene when the disciples come to ask Christ why he is speaking in parables. The current heading is connected to this new scene, where Christ explains the parable of the sower and tells other parables about the Kingdom of God.
Jesus explains about the sower (COLETTE, Isabella)	Jesus explains parable of sower (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Biblia : Das ist die gantze Heilige Schrift...', Martin Luther (author), Nuremberg, 1702)	Parable of the sower (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)	Parable of the sower (UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings)



(9 Pictures)   Related Topics:  The Growing Seed ;  The Hidden Treasure ;  The Lamp on the Stand ;  The Leaven ;  The Mustard Seed ;  The Net ;  The Pearl of Great Value ;  The Wheat and the Weeds Told  |   Related Chapter:  Matthew 13 ;  Mark 4 ;  Luke 8 ;  Luke 13

Matthew 14:15

•  The Loaves and the Fish (Matthew 14:15-21;15:32-39; Mark 6:35-44;8:1-10; Luke 9:12-17; John 6:5-13)
According to Matthew and Mark Jesus performs a miracle of this kind twice, the crowd being 5000 men at one occasion and 4000 at the other. Due to the similarity of the miracles, it is often impossible to decide which of the incidents the artwork represents. Hence, all the pictures depicting these miracles sort under the same heading.
Feeding of the five thousand, The (ALEXANDER Master)	Miracle of the loaves, The (BIDA, Alexandre)	Miracle of the loaves and fishes, The * (BLAKE, William)	Faith of an empty basket (BONNELL, Daniel)



(70 Pictures)   Related Chapter:  Matthew 14 ;  Matthew 15 ;  Mark 6 ;  Mark 8 ;  Luke 9 ;  John 6