This document contains multiple passages from the Bible discussing various laws and teachings. It discusses the Ten Commandments regarding stealing and coveting from Exodus 20:15-17. It then discusses questions about what these laws tell us about God and how they point to Jesus. It also contains passages about a synagogue leader asking Jesus to heal his dying daughter from Mark 5, and Jesus healing a woman with long-term bleeding from Mark 5. It closes with the same questions about the Exodus laws.

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2. { mosaic } - Exodus 20:15
“You must not steal.”

3. { mosaic } - Exodus 20:17
“You must not covet your
neighbor’s house. You must not
covet your neighbor’s wife, male
or female servant, ox or donkey,
or anything else that belongs to
your neighbor.”

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“What does this portion of the
law tell me about God?”
“How does this portion of the
law point to Jesus?”
“So now what?”
3 questions about the law

5. { mosaic } - James 4:1-2
What is causing the quarrels and
fights among you? Isn’t it the
whole army of evil desires at war
within you? You want what you
don’t have, so you scheme and kill
to get it. You are jealous for what
others have, and you can’t possess
it, so you fight and quarrel to take
it away from them.

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Jesus got into the boat again and
went back to the other side of the
lake, where a large crowd
gathered around him on the
shore. Then a leader of the local
synagogue, whose name was
Jairus, arrived. When he saw
Jesus, he fell at his feet, pleading
fervently with him.
“My little daughter is dying,” he
said. “Please come and lay your
hands on her; heal her so she can

8. { mosaic } - Mark 5:21-23
“My little daughter is dying,” he
said. “Please come and lay your
hands on her; heal her so she can
live.”

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Jesus went with him, and all the
people followed, crowding around
him. A woman in the crowd had
suffered for twelve years with
constant bleeding. She had suffered
a great deal from many doctors,
and over the years she had spent
everything she had to pay them,
but she had gotten no better.
In fact, she had gotten worse. She
had heard about Jesus, so she came
up behind him through the crowd

10. { mosaic } - Mark 5:24-29
In fact, she had gotten worse. She
had heard about Jesus, so she came
up behind him through the crowd
and touched his robe. For she
thought to herself, “If I can just
touch his robe, I will be healed.”

11. { mosaic } - Mark 5:24-29
Immediately the bleeding stopped,
and she could feel in her body that
she had been healed of her terrible
condition.

12. { mosaic } - Leviticus 15:25-27
If a woman has a flow of blood that
is unrelated to her menstrual period,
or if the blood continues beyond the
normal period, she is ceremonially
unclean. As during her menstrual
period, the woman will be unclean
as long as the discharge continues.
Any bed she lies on and any object
she sits on during that time will be
unclean, just as during her normal
menstrual period.

13. { mosaic } - Leviticus 15:25-27
If any of you touch these things,
you will be ceremonially unclean.
You must wash your clothes and
bathe yourself in water, and you
will remain unclean until evening.

14. { mosaic } - Mark 5:30
Jesus realized at once that healing
power had gone out from him, so
he turned around in the crowd and
asked, “Who touched my robe?”

15. { mosaic } - Mark 5:31
His disciples said to him, “Look at
this crowd pressing around you.
How can you ask, ‘Who touched
me?’ ”
But he kept on looking around to
see who had done it.

16. { mosaic } - Mark 5:32-34
Then the frightened woman,
trembling at the realization of what
had happened to her, came and fell
at his feet and told him what she
had done. And he said to her,
“Daughter, your faith has made you
well. Go in peace. Your suffering is
over.”

17. { mosaic } - Mark 5:35
While he was still speaking to her,
messengers arrived from the home
of Jairus, the leader of the
synagogue. They told him, “Your
daughter is dead. There’s no use
troubling the Teacher now.”

18. { mosaic } - Mark 5:36
But Jesus overheard them and said
to Jairus, “Don’t be afraid. Just have
faith.”

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faith persists even when
god delays.

20. { mosaic } - Mark 5:37-39
Then Jesus stopped the crowd and
wouldn’t let anyone go with him
except Peter, James, and John (the
brother of James). When they came
to the home of the synagogue
leader, Jesus saw much commotion
and weeping and wailing.

21. { mosaic } - Mark 5:37-39
He went inside and asked, “Why all
this commotion and weeping? The
child isn’t dead; she’s only asleep.”

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The crowd laughed at him. But he
made them all leave, and he took
the girl’s father and mother and his
three disciples into the room where
the girl was lying.

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Holding her hand, he said to her,
“Talitha koum,” which means
“Little girl, get up!” And the girl,
who was twelve years old,
immediately stood up and walked
around!

24. { mosaic } - Mark 5:40-43
They were overwhelmed and
totally amazed. Jesus gave them
strict orders not to tell anyone what
had happened, and then he told
them to give her something to eat.

25. { mosaic } - Exodus 20:15,17
“You must not steal . . . you
must not covet.”

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“You must not steal . . . you
must not covet.”
what does this part of the
law tell me about god?

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“You must not steal . . . you
must not covet.”
how does this part of the
law point to jesus?

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“You must not steal . . . you
must not covet.”
so what now?