History Globe
Tour · c. AD 29
Jesus in Galilee, after Mark
Sea of Galilee Mark 1:16–20
By the Sea of Galilee He calls Simon and Andrew, James and John: "I will make you to become fishers of men."
Open on the map →Capernaum Mark 1:21–34 · ≈ 7 km in a straight line
In Capernaum He teaches in the synagogue as one that had authority, casts out an unclean spirit and heals Simon's wife's mother.
Open on the map →Nazareth Mark 6:1–6 · ≈ 33 km in a straight line, ≈ 50 km by Roman roads
In His own country, Nazareth, they are offended at Him: "A prophet is not without honour, but in his own country."
Open on the map →Bethsaida Mark 6:45–52 · ≈ 39 km in a straight line, ≈ 57 km by Roman roads
He sends the disciples ahead by boat toward Bethsaida and comes to them walking on the sea: "Be of good cheer: it is I; be not afraid."
Open on the map →Gennesaret Mark 6:53–56 · ≈ 13 km in a straight line
At Gennesaret the sick are laid in the streets, and as many as touch the border of His garment are made whole.
Open on the map →Tyre Mark 7:24–30 · ≈ 54 km in a straight line
In the borders of Tyre and Sidon a Syrophenician woman answers Him: "yet the dogs under the table eat of the children's crumbs," and the devil is gone out of her daughter.
Open on the map →Decapolis Mark 7:31–37 · ≈ 83 km in a straight line
Through the Decapolis He comes back to the sea and opens the ears of a deaf man: "Ephphatha, that is, Be opened."
Open on the map →Capernaum Mark 9:33–37 · ≈ 28 km in a straight line
Back in Capernaum He tells the twelve: "If any man desire to be first, the same shall be last of all, and servant of all," and sets a child in the midst of them.
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