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Friends lower a paralyzed man through a roof to reach Jesus, who forgives his sins and heals him.
When a house is so packed that no one can get in, four friends cut a hole in the roof and lower their paralyzed friend down to Jesus. Instead of healing him first, Jesus says, 'Your sins are forgiven' — shocking the religious leaders. Then he tells the man to pick up his mat and walk, proving he has authority to do both.
Matthew
The One Everyone Talked About
Jesus heals a paralyzed man, recruits a tax collector, raises a dead girl, opens blind eyes, and then looks at the crowds and feels something that changes everything. Matthew 9 is a chapter that won't slow down — and neither will Jesus.
Mark
The One Who Forgives and Feasts
Jesus heals a paralyzed man by forgiving his sins first, recruits a tax collector named Levi, eats with all the wrong people, and takes on the religious authorities over fasting and the Sabbath. Every scene is a confrontation — and every confrontation reveals something new about who he is.
Luke
Nets, Roofs, and the Authority Nobody Expected
Jesus borrows a boat, fills it until it nearly sinks, and watches a fisherman fall to his knees. Then he touches a leper, forgives a paralyzed man through a hole in the roof, and makes the religious experts furious — all before lunch.
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