The Gospel of Mark
Prologue:Jesus is baptized by Johnin the Jordan river1,2-13
The beginning in Galilee
A1:Jesus proclaims a new teaching1,14-45
A2:Jesus announcesa new covenant2,1–3,6
A3:Jesus founds a new family3,7-35
A4: On the Lake of Galilee, Jesus pronounces the speech of the beginning4,1-34
A5:Jesus leads a new exodus4,35–5,43
A6:Jesus reveals himself a new prophet 6,1-44
A7:Jesus gathersa new people6,45–7,30
Beyond the borders of Israel
B1:Jesus is the newMoses 7,31–8,26
B2:The new Adam8,27–9,13
B3:Jesus isthe newElijah 9,14-50
The fulfilment in Jerusalem
C1:Jesus enacts the new law of service10,1-52
C2:Jesus founds the new temple for all peoples11,1-25
C3:Jesus inaugurates the new sonship by his resurrection11,27–12,44
C4: On the mount of Olives, Jesus pronounces the speech of the fulfilment 13,1-37
C5:Jesus concludes the new covenant in his blood14,1-52
C6:Jesus is enthroned the new king for all peoples14,53–15,20
C7:Jesus fulfilsthe new sonship by his death 15,21-47
Epilogue:Jesus sends his disciples to baptizein the whole world16,1-20
The Gospel of Luke
Prologue1,1-4
The coming of Christ prepared by the messengers of the Lord
A1: The announcement of the birth of John1,5-25
A2: The announcement of the birth of Jesus1,26-56
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A3: The birth of John 1,57-80
A4: The birth of Jesus 2,1-20
A5: Jesus is consecrated to the Lord2,21-40
A6: Jesus consecrates himself to his Father2,41-52
A7: John prepares the coming of Christ3,1-20
A8: Jesus prepares for his coming3,21–4,13
Jesus sets up the community of his disciples in Galilee
B1: Jesus’ visit at Nazareth4,14-30
B2: Jesus’ day at Capernaum4,31-44
B3: The call of Simon Peter5,1-16
B4: The masters of the Law and the Bridegroom of the new covenant5,17– 6,11
B5:The gift of filiation6,12– 7,17
B6: John the Baptist and the Bride of the new covenant7,18-50
B7: The gift of fecundity8,1-56
B8: The disciples called to do what Jesus does9,1-50
Jesus leads the community of his disciples to Jerusalem
C1: Departure for the mission9,51–10,42
C2: Jesus, disputed sign, judges11,1-54
C3:Thedisciple judges according to the end12,1–13,21
C4: «Whoever exalts himself will be humbled ...» 13,22–14,35
C5: «Whatever is raised for men is an abomination to God»15,1–17,10
C6: Abandonment for the kingdom17,11–18,30
C7: Jesus, disputed king, judges18,31–19,46
C8: The Christ judges according to the end19,47–21,38
Christ’s Passover announced by the Scriptures of Israel
D1: Christ makes a testament for his disciples who abandoned him22,1-53
D2: The King of the Jews, the Christ of God, is condemned22,54–23,25
D3: The King of the Jews, the Christ of God, is executed23,26-56
D4: Christ opens the Scriptures for his disciples who encountered him24,1-53
The sequences in italics and those shaded in grey are proper to Luke almost entirely.