wolfbiblemoon

Jesus has a last meal with the disciples, gets betrayed, arrested and condemned to death in pretty much the same way as detailed in Matthew. Though the disciple who runs off naked was new.

Mark 10 doesn't seem to have anything that wasn't covered by Matthew, but I'm not 100% well right now so I may be missing things.

Jesus rides into Bethlehem on a colt instead of two donkeys.

Apparently the fig tree Jesus cursed for not having any fruit wasn't even in season anyway.

More of the same as what Matthew told us already of Jesus' welcome in his home town, sending out the disciples, the beheading of John the Baptist, the feeding of the five thousand, walking on water, and more healing the sick.

When Jesus sees the crowd he later feeds five loaves and two fish to he takes pity on them because they seemed to him like sheep without a shepherd, so he teaches them things (must have quite an ability to project his voice in a crowd that size).

An added part to the fact that nothing going in to a person can defile them means that no food is therefore considered unclean, negating the long biologically inaccurate lists of animals considered clean and unclean from the OT.

It seems that some people are healed without Jesus meeting them and others need him to lay his hands on their afflicted body parts (ears and tongue for a deaf and mute man).

Mark starts when John the Baptist meets Jesus, John believes himself to be unworthy of Jesus and has a humble existence eating only what he finds in the desert (locusts and wild honey). This time when Jesus is baptised the dramatic appearance of a dove and a booming voice drives him into the wilderness for 40 days.

No details about what 'temptations' Satan offered that Jesus endured, he hung out with wild animals and was looked after by angels (so can't have been too bad out there).

Jesus starts collecting disciples, driving out demons and healing people. He doesn't let the demons speak because they'll reveal who he is before he's can explain everything himself.

Jesus tries to avoid the mobs of people by sticking to remote areas but they find him anyway.

Jesus says he is mixing with sinners (and tax collectors) because a physician wouldn't be needed by a healthy person and therefore the righteous don't need Jesus.

Jesus' family think he is out of his mind and try to arrest him, and that leads to the same accusation as in Matthew, that he must be possessed by Beezelbub (I still think Jesus is wrong that Satan wouldn't work against his own in order to convince people to follow him), and now it makes sense why he would disown his own family, they did just accuse him of being out of his mind.