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And now he began to make it known to them that the Son of Man must be much ill-used, and be rejected by the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be put to death, and rise again after three days. (Mark 8, 31)
But he turned about, and, seeing his disciples there, rebuked Peter; Back, Satan, he said, these thoughts of thine are man’s, not God’s. (Mark 8, 33)
Then, on a sudden, they looked round them, and saw no one any more, but Jesus only with them. (Mark 9, 7)
When he reached his disciples, he found a great multitude gathered around them, and some of the scribes disputing with them. (Mark 9, 13)
He asked them, What is the dispute you are holding among you? (Mark 9, 15)
and wherever it seizes on him, it tears him, and he foams at the mouth, and gnashes his teeth, and his strength is drained from him. And I bade thy disciples cast it out, but they were powerless. (Mark 9, 17)
So they brought the boy to him; and the evil spirit, as soon as it saw him, threw the boy into a convulsion, so that he fell on the ground, writhing and foaming at the mouth. (Mark 9, 19)
But Jesus said to him, If thou canst believe, to him who believes, everything is possible. (Mark 9, 22)
And Jesus, seeing how the multitude was gathering round them, rebuked the unclean spirit; Thou dumb and deaf spirit, he said, it is I that command thee; come out of him, and never enter into him again. (Mark 9, 24)
With that, crying aloud and throwing him into a violent convulsion, it came out of him, and he lay there like a corpse, so that many declared, He is dead. (Mark 9, 25)
But Jesus took hold of his hand, and raised him, and he stood up. (Mark 9, 26)
When he had gone into a house, and they were alone, the disciples asked him, Why was it that we could not cast it out? (Mark 9, 27)
