Jesus heals a centurion’s servant after marveling at the Gentile officer’s faith, raises a widow’s only son at Nain, answers John the Baptist’s question with messianic works, and contrasts the people’s responses to John and Himself. A sinful woman then anoints Jesus in a Pharisee’s house; through a parable of two debtors Jesus exposes the host’s lovelessness and tells the woman that her faith has saved her.
Jesus heals a centurion’s servant after marveling at the Gentile officer’s faith, raises a widow’s only son at Nain, answers John the Baptist’s question with messianic works, and contrasts the people’s responses to John and Himself. A sinful woman then anoints Jesus in a Pharisee’s house; through a parable of two debtors Jesus exposes the host’s lovelessness and tells the woman that her faith has saved her.
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