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Mark 1:28

Plain English Version

Then all those people went out and told everyone about Jesus. Everyone in Galilee country heard that story about him.

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Then people started to tell other people about Jesus, so that people as far away as Syria country heard about the things he did, and they all started to bring lots of sick people to Jesus. And Jesus made them all better, no matter what sort of sickness they had. Some of them used to fall down and shake a lot, and some of them couldn’t move their arms or legs, and some of them had bad spirits in them. But Jesus made them all better.

But they went away and told everybody in that country that Jesus made their eyes better.

All the people were watching, and they were really surprised. They asked each other, “What’s going on? This man is teaching us something new, and he has so much power. He tells bad spirits to get out of people, and they do what he tells them to do. They just go away.”

After that, Jesus left the meeting house and went with Simon and Andrew to their house. James and John went with them.

But the man didn’t do what Jesus said. He went away and told everyone, “Jesus made me better.” After people heard the man’s story they went to Jesus from everywhere. Lots of people went to him and stood around him. So he couldn’t go into the towns any more, because there were too many people. So he had to stay out in the bush. But people still came from everywhere and found him, even in the bush.

A helper there gave him the part that Isaiah wrote. Isaiah was a man that told everyone God’s messages, a long time ago. Jesus opened the book to the right place, and he read these words.

Then they went and told lots of other people what they saw. So people in the towns near there, and people everywhere in Judea country, they heard that story. (We have not yet translated 7:18-35. You can read those stories and messages in Matthew 11:1-19.)




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