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Mark 8:1

Mark 8:1 In the Coasts of Caesarea Philippi SUMMARY OF MARK 8: The Four Thousand Fed. At Dalmanutha. Seeking a Sign from Heaven. The Blind Man Healed at Bethsaida. Peter's Confession at Caesarea Philippi. The Death and Burial of the Son of Man. Peter Rebuked. Taking the Cross and Following Christ. In those days. While Christ was in Decapolis. For notes on the feeding of the four thousand, see Matthew 15:32-38. This is not the same event as the feeding of the five thousand (Matthew 14:13-21 Mark 6:32-44 Lu 9:10-17 Joh 6:1-14). The Lord refers to both miracles, in Mark 8:19,20.




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