Outline of Events in the Journey Through Perea to Jerusalem
The final departure from Galilee—Matt. xix. 1, 2; viii. 19-22; Mark x. 1; Luke ix. 51-62.
The mission of the seventy—Matt. xi. 20-30; Luke x. 1-24.
The visit to the feast of Dedication—John ix. 1 to x. 39.
Possibly at this time: The parable of the Good Samaritan—Luke x. 25-37. The visit to Mary and Martha—Luke x. 38-42.
Return to Perea—John x. 40-42.
The visit to Bethany and the raising of Lazarus—John xi. 1-46.
The withdrawal to Ephraim—John xi. 47-54.
Events connected with the last journey to Jerusalem, which cannot be more definitely located:
The question whether few are saved—Luke xiii. 22-30.
Reply to the warning against Herod, probably near the close—Luke xiii. 31-35.
The cure of ten lepers—Luke xvii. 11-19.
The question of the Pharisees concerning divorce—Matt. xix. 3-12; Mark x. 2-12.
The blessing of little children—Matt. xix. 13-15; Mark x. 13-16; Luke xviii. 15-17.
The question of the rich young ruler—Matt. xix. 16 to xx. 16; Mark x. 17-31; Luke xviii. 18-30.
The third prediction of death and resurrection—Matt xx. 17-19; Mark x. 32-34; Luke xviii. 31-34.
The ambitious request of the sons of Zebedee—Matt. xx. 20-28; Mark x. 35-45.
The last stage, Jericho to Jerusalem:
The blind men near Jericho—Matt. xx. 29-34; Mark x. 46-52; Luke xviii. 35-43.
The visit to Zacchæus—Luke xix. 1-10.
The parable of the pounds (minæ)—Luke xix. 11-28. Events and discourses found in Luke ix. 51 to xviii. 14, which probably belong after the confession of Peter, and very likely to some stage of the journey to Jerusalem:
Woes against the Pharisees, uttered at a Pharisee’s table—Luke xi. 37-54.
Warnings against the spirit of pharisaism—Luke xii. 1-59.
Comment on the slaughter of Galileans by Pilate—Luke xiii. 1-9.
Discourse on counting the cost of discipleship—Luke xiv. 25-35.
Discourse on the coming of the kingdom—Luke xvii. 20-37.
Parable of the Unjust Judge—Luke xviii. 1-8.
Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican—Luke xviii. 9-14.