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In Matthew 8:18-27, Mark 4:35-41, and Luke 8:22-25, the story of Jesus stilling the storm is recorded. In these passages, Jesus and his disciples get into a boat to cross the Sea of Galilee. A great storm arises, causing the disciples to panic, but Jesus calmly rebukes the winds and the waves, which immediately calm down. This miraculous event demonstrates Jesus' power over nature and his ability to bring peace in the midst of chaos.

The similarities in all three accounts include the disciples' fear during the storm and Jesus' calming of the sea. However, Matthew includes a dialogue where Jesus questions the disciples' faith, while Mark and Luke focus more on the disciples' amazement at Jesus' power. This passage is important as it showcases Jesus' authority and serves as a reminder of the peace and security we can find in him even in the midst of life's storms.

This story is not found in other parts of the gospels, but its message is applicable to our daily lives. When we face challenges or uncertainties, we can trust in Jesus to bring calm and peace. Just as the disciples learned to have faith in Jesus during the storm, we can also rely on him to see us through difficult times. By putting our trust in Jesus, we can find strength and comfort in knowing that he is in control.

Matthew: 8:18-27

In Matthew 8:18-27, Jesus calms a storm while on a boat with his disciples, showing his power and authority over nature. This story is also found in Mark 4:35-41 and Luke 8:22-25 in the other parts of the gospels.

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Mark: 4:35-41

In Mark 4:35-41, Jesus and his disciples are caught in a storm while crossing the Sea of Galilee. Jesus calms the storm and asks his disciples why they are afraid and have little faith. This passage is also found in Matthew 8:23-27 and Luke 8:22-25.

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Luke: 8:22-25

In Luke 8:22-25, Jesus calms a storm while on a boat with his disciples, demonstrating his power over nature. This passage is also found in the Gospels of Matthew (8:23-27) and Mark (4:35-41).

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