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Who: The people in this passage are Jesus, a blind man and a crowd.

What: In the passage, the blind man screamed out to Jesus in the middle of the crowd, asking Jesus to cure him. Jesus ordered him to be sent to him. Then, Jesus healed the man.

When: Jesus healed the man on the way to Jericho.

Where: The passage is set in the outskirts of Jericho.

Why: Jesus healed the man because he was faithful.

How: Jesus healed the man by saying "Receive your sight; your faith has saved you!"

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Who: The people in this passage are Jesus, his disciples, large crowds, a dead man and the mother.

What: In the passage, Jesus resurrected the dead man after he saw his mother weeping.

When: Jesus resurrected the dead man when he entered Nain.

Where: The passage is set in Nain.

Why: Jesus resurrected the man because he felt compassionate for the mother.

How: Jesus resurrected the dead man by touching his bed.

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Who: The people in this passage are Jesus, the ill slave, the centurion, the Jewish elders and the centurion's friends.

What: In the passage, the Jewish elders persuaded Jesus to come and heal the centurion's slave. Before Jesus reached the house, the centurion's friends said "Don't trouble yourself Lord!" Jesus was touched and the slave was suddenly healed.

When: Jesus cured the slave after he finished all his sayings.

Where: The passage is set in Capernaum.

Why: Jesus healed the slave because he was touched by the words of the centurion's friends.

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Who: The people in this passage are Jesus, the Scribes, the Pharisees and the man with the withered hands.

What: In the passage, Jesus yelled "Is it better to heal or to destroy life on the Sabbath day?!" Then, Jesus healed the man.

When: Jesus healed the man when he entered the synagogue on the Sabbath day.

Where: The passage is set in the synagogue.

Why: Jesus healed the man in order to cure him and to state whether it was better to destroy or heal to the Scribes and Pharisees.

How: Jesus healed the man by having the man stretch out his hands.

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Who: The people found in this passage are Jesus and the man with leprosy.

What: In the passage, Jesus cures the man's leprosy.

When: Jesus healed the man when he was in one of the many cities he had travelled to.

Where: The passage is set in one of the cities that Jesus travelled to.

Why: Jesus healed the man because the man said "If you choose Lord, you can heal me!" After hearing this, Jesus healed him.

How: Jesus cured the man by stretching out his hand and touching the man.

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Who: The people found in this passage are Jesus, Simon and Simon's mother-in-law.

What: In the passage, Jesus healed the high fever that Simon's mother-in-law had.

When : Jesus cured Simon's mother-in-law after he left the synagogue.

Where: The passage is set in Simon's house.

How: Jesus cured the woman by standing over her and rebuking the fever.