[Footnote 3: Some ancient authorities insert _the_.] [Footnote 4: Gr. _power_.] [Footnote a: There is no sufficient occasion to identify this visit to Nazareth with that described by Luke. That was at the very beginning of the great ministry in Galilee, and this is near its close. The details are quite different. It is perfectly natural that after a long interval he should give the Nazarenes another opportunity to hear his teaching, and to witness miracles, which he would not work for them when demanded, but now voluntarily works in a few cases, so far as their now _wonderful_ unbelief left it appropriate.] _In Sections 70 to 71 we have the Third Tour of Galilee (Jesus following the Twelve) and the effect on Herod Antipas._ § 70. THE THIRD TOUR OF GALILEE AFTER INSTRUCTING THE TWELVE AND SENDING THEM FORTH BY TWOS Mark 6:6-13 |Matt. 9:35 to 11:1 | 6 And he went round |35 And Jesus went about all the cities and about the villages | the villages,[a] teaching in their teaching. | synagogues, and preaching the gospel of | the kingdom, and healing all manner of 36 disease and all manner of sickness. But when he saw the multitudes, he was moved with compassion for them, because they were distressed and scattered, as sheep not having a shepherd 37 [_see Num. 27:17; Ezek. 34:5_]. Then saith he unto his disciples, 38 The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few. Pray ye | therefore the Lord | | of the harvest, that| | he send forth | | labourers into his |Luke 9:1-6 | harvest. | 7 And he called unto| 1 And he called unto| 1 And he called the him the twelve, and | him his twelve | twelve together, began to send them | disciples, and gave | and gave them forth by two and | them authority over | power and two; and he gave | unclean spirits, to | authority over all them authority over | cast them out, and | [3]devils, and to the unclean spirits;| to heal all manner | 2 cure diseases. And 8 and he charged them | of disease and all | he sent them forth | manner of sickness. | to preach the | | kingdom of God, 2 Now the names of the twelve apostles are | and to heal these: The first, Simon, who is called | 3 [19]the sick. And Peter, and Andrew his brother; James the | he said unto them, 3 _son_ of Zebedee, and John his brother; | Philip, and Bartholomew; Thomas, and Matthew| the publican; James the _son_ of Alphæus, | 4 and Thaddæus; Simon the [1]Cananæan, and | Judas Iscariot, who also [2]betrayed him. |