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The calming of the storm
Crossing the Sea of Galilee by night, the disciples were caught in a violent storm while Jesus slept. They woke Him in fear, He rebuked the wind and the sea and it became perfectly calm, and He asked why they still had no faith. They asked one another who this could be, that even wind and sea obey Him.
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The calming of the storm echoes Psalms 107:23-30
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The psalm describes sailors crying to the Lord in a storm and the Lord stilling it to a whisper; the disciples' cry and Jesus's word to the sea follow that pattern, and their question about who He is points the same way.
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- Psalms 107:23-30
- Mark 4:37-41
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- A general Old Testament theme: The power to still the sea belongs to God in many passages (Psalm 65:7, 89:9, Job 38:8-11); Psalm 107 is the closest in shape but not the only background.
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