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I'm Taylor. And I'm Tyler. This is Scripture Centrals. Come follow me insights. This week, Matthew 19 and 20, Mark 10, and Luke

Chapter 18.

We begin in Matthew 19, verse 1. It came to pass that when Jesus had finished these

sayings, he departed from Galilee and came into the coasts of Judea beyond Jordan.

Just for context, historically, timeline purposes here. into the coasts of Judea beyond Jordan.

Just for context, historically, timeline purposes here, this is the last time Jesus will be in

Galilee.

He departs from Galilee for the final time to come down to Judea, and he's going to begin in the coasts of Judea beyond Jordan.

So he's down there on the other side of the Jordan River, and the next time he's going to be

in Galilee will be after his resurrection.

And the word coast here, you could think about the word a border. Now, a coast like a beach,

is a border between land and water. But what we're talking about here is like these are political

boundaries, even though you do have a river there, the River Jordan, he's probably down near Jericho.

That's right. So verse 2 tells us that there were great multitudes following him, and he healed

them there. So he heals them where they are. I like this word healing. It comes from the Greek

word Therapao, which means therapy. Our word therapy comes from this. So therapy means to

serve or to heal.

And I think about the invitation all of us are given to receive the healing from God and

in turn to serve and seek to heal others.

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