What did the man with the unclean spirit do when he saw Jesus afar off?
He ran and worshipped him. — Mark 5:6
Where was the great herd of swine feeding?
Nigh unto the mountains. [Near the mountains.] — Mark 5:11
How many years had the woman suffered an issue of blood?
Twelve years. [For 12 years.] — Mark 5:25
What was the name of the ruler of the synagogue who came to Jesus?
Jairus. [His name was Jairus.] — Mark 5:22
After Jesus crossed over again by ship, where was He when much people gathered unto Him?
Nigh unto the sea. [Near the sea.] — Mark 5:21
What things had been used to bind the man many times?
Fetters and chains. — Mark 5:4
About how many swine were in the herd?
About two thousand. [Approximately 2,000 pigs.] — Mark 5:13
What happened to the woman's condition after she had suffered many things of many physicians?
She was nothing bettered, but rather grew worse. [She did not improve; she became worse.] — Mark 5:26
What did Jairus say his little daughter was at?
The point of death. [She was near death.] — Mark 5:23
What did the people do when they saw the man who had been possessed with the devil sitting, clothed, and in his right mind?
They were afraid. [They became fearful.] — Mark 5:15
According to Mark 5, where was the man always, night and day?
In the mountains, and in the tombs. [He stayed in the mountains and among the tombs.] — Mark 5:5
What happened to the herd after the unclean spirits entered into the swine
The herd ran violently down a steep place into the sea. [The pigs rushed down the steep slope into the sea.] — Mark 5:13
From what direction did the woman come to touch Jesus' garment?
She came in the press behind. [She came up behind Him in the crowd.] — Mark 5:27
Who did Jesus suffer to follow Him besides Peter and James?
John the brother of James. [Jesus allowed John, James' brother, to follow also.] — Mark 5:37
What word does Mark 5 use for the power that Jesus perceived had gone out of Him?
Virtue. [Power.] — Mark 5:30
What did the man do with stones while he was crying night and day?
Cutting himself with stones. [He cut himself with stones.] — Mark 5:5
After seeing what happened to the possessed man and the swine, what did the people begin to pray Jesus to do?
Depart out of their coasts. [Leave their region.] — Mark 5:17
What did the woman feel in her body immediately after touching Jesus?
That she was healed of that plague. [She knew that her affliction had been healed.] — Mark 5:29
What did Jesus say immediately after hearing, “Thy daughter is dead: why troublest thou the Master any further?”
Be not afraid, only believe. [Do not be afraid; only believe.] — Mark 5:36
What did the people do when Jesus said, “The damsel is not dead, but sleepeth”?
They laughed him to scorn. [They mocked and laughed at Him.] — Mark 5:40
What did the unclean spirit beseech Jesus much that He would not do?
Send them away out of the country. [Send them out of that region.] — Mark 5:10
After the swine were drowned, where did those who fed the swine tell what had happened?
In the city, and in the country. [They reported it in the city and surrounding countryside.] — Mark 5:14
When Jesus asked who touched His clothes, what did His disciples say the multitude was doing to Him?
Thronging thee. [Crowding around and pressing against You.] — Mark 5:31
After the damsel arose and walked, how does Mark describe the reaction of those present?
They were astonished with a great astonishment. [They were exceedingly amazed.] — Mark 5:42
What did Jesus charge them straitly after raising the damsel?
That no man should know it. [He strictly instructed them not to tell anyone.] — Mark 5:43