Jesus Chooses the Twelve and Teaches the Way of True Discipleship

Jesus chooses the Twelve, confronts Sabbath legalism, teaches true righteousness, commends faith, raises the dead, and forgives the repentant.

Jesus Expands His Galilean Ministry and Faces Growing Opposition

Jesus expands His ministry through preaching, healing, forgiveness, discipleship, and a powerful defense of His authority from the Father.

Jesus begins His ministry as Jehovah’s acknowledged Son, resisting Satan, calling disciples, performing signs, and revealing the way to eternal life.

The birth narratives reveal how Jehovah brought the promised Savior into history through prophecy, miraculous conception, and fulfilled promises.

The risen Jesus appeared to His disciples, confirmed His bodily resurrection, opened Scripture, and commissioned eyewitnesses.

The empty tomb, angelic testimony, eyewitnesses, and Jesus’ appearances declare that Jehovah raised His Son from the dead.

The risen Christ’s final appearances, ascension, and Pentecost in 33 C.E. launched the Spirit-empowered witness of the Christian congregation.

The risen Christ meets His disciples at Galilee, restores Peter, provides the miraculous catch, and confirms eyewitness testimony.

Christ reigns at Jehovah’s right hand, directing the Kingdom witness and moving history toward final victory.

Jesus completes Jehovah’s purpose through ransom, resurrection, Kingdom rule, and the restored Paradise promised in Scripture.