Luke: Before (iv, 38, 39; v, 10). Matthew and Mark: After (Matt. iv, 18, 19; viii, 14, 15; Mark i, 16, 17; 30, 31). 139 Were James and John with Jesus when he performed this cure? Mark: They were (i, 29). Luke: They were not. They had not yet been called (iv. 38, 39; v, 10, 11). 140 When was the centurion's servant healed? Matthew: Between the cleansing of the leper and the curing of Peter's mother-in-law (viii, 2-14). Luke: Not until after both these cures had been performed (iv, 38, 39; v, 12, 13; vii, 1-10). 141 Who came for Jesus? Matthew: The centurion came himself (viii, 5). Luke: The centurion did not come himself, but sent the Jewish elders for him (vii, 2-4). 142 Where was he when he performed this miracle? Matthew and Luke: In Capernaum (Matt. viii, 5; Luke vii, 1). John: In Cana (iv, 46). According to Matthew and Luke, Jesus was in Capernaum while the patient lived elsewhere; according to John, Jesus was in Cana while the patient lived in Capernaum. John says he was a nobleman's son, but all critics (as well as the Archbishop of York, in his "Harmony of the Gospels") agree that he refers to the same miracle. 143 When did he still the tempest? Matthew: Before Matthew was called from the receipt of custom (viii, 23-27; ix, 9). Mark: After Matthew (Levi) was called (ii, 14; iv, 35-41). 144 When did he cast out the devils that entered into the herd of swine? Matthew: Before Matthew was called to the ministry (viii, 28, 33; ix, 9). Mark and Luke: Not until after he was called (Mark ii, 14; v, 1-13; Luke v, 27; viii, 26-33). 145 How many were possessed with devils? Matthew: "There met him two possessed with devils coming out of the tombs" (viii, 28). Mark and Luke: "There met him out of the tombs a man with an unclean spirit" (Mark v, 2; Luke viii, 27). 146 When asked his name what did the demoniac answer? "My name is Legion" (Mark v, 9). Concerning this the Rev. Dr. Giles says: "The Four Gospels are written in Greek, and the word 'legion' is Latin; but in Galilee and Perea the people spoke neither Latin nor Greek, but Hebrew, or a dialect of it. The word 'legion' would be perfectly unintelligible to the disciples of Christ, and to almost everybody in the country" (Christian Records, p. 197). 147 How many swine were there? Mark: "They were about two thousand" (v, 13). If each hog received a devil there must have been two thousand devils. Legion must have been a very large man, or they were very little devils. 148 Where did this occur? Matthew: In "the country of the Gergesenes" (viii, 28). Mark and Luke: In "the country of the Gadarenes" (Mark v, 1; Luke viii, 26).