Mark

Jesus began his ministry by being baptized by John the Baptist and then preaching the Gospel of the kingdom of God in Galilee, calling his disciples to follow him. He performed many miracles, including healing a paralytic man, a man with a withered hand, and a blind man, and he also cast out demons. Jesus taught in parables, explaining the kingdom of God and the importance of faith and forgiveness. He predicted his own death and resurrection, and he emphasized the importance of serving others and loving God and one's neighbor. Jesus was eventually betrayed by Judas and arrested, and he was crucified by the Romans, but he was raised from the dead on the third day, appearing to his disciples and commissioning them to preach the Gospel to the world.