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SUGGESTED BIBLE STORIES FOR DIFFERENT NUMBER OF ENCOUNTERS Jackson Day Storytellers can be limited to the number of stories they can tell by the number of times they meet with their listeners. A storyteller going on a week long mission trip may only be able to tell six stories. A storyteller who meets weekly with college students would have about thirty encounters during the school year. The storyteller needs to consider the needs and worldview of his listeners. For example, a storyteller who goes weekly to a county jail will prepare eight to nine stories for prisoners who are normally in the jail for less than nine weeks. The story of King Manasseh is a powerful story for prisoners, and he will include it as one of the stories he tells to every group of prisoners. Someone telling stories to a people group who fears evil spirits would need to include stories about people who were freed from demon-possession. The storyteller should choose different stories for recovering drug addicts than for a group of abused women and children. Sometimes it is helpful to tell a cluster of Bible stories in one telling. The teller could tell a cluster of stories in chronological order such as: Four Fishermen Called to Follow Jesus; Paralytic Man Lowered Through Roof; and Jesus Called Matthew (Levi). Or the teller could tell a cluster of stories that relate to the same theme; such as, stories of Jesus healing people on the Sabbath. Sometimes, for the primary story to be most effective, the storyteller needs to tell a cluster of introductory stories; and he may need to tell a cluster of follow-through stories after the primary story. Sometimes the storyteller only needs to tell one story, other times he needs a story cluster. The following stories are found in my book, KEY BIBLE STORIES. The table was prepared to help the storyteller select stories for a limited number of encounters. With so many great stories, it can be hard to select the best ones for a specific group of listeners. More stories are checked in each column than the number of encounters listed. But this table can give the storyteller a shorter list of stories to consider. Number of Encounters OLD TESTAMENT STORIES 1 Creation..................................... X X X X X X 2 Creation of the Home........................... 3 First Sin..................................... X X X X X X 4 Cain and Abel................................ 5 Noah and the Flood............................ X X X X 6 Tower of Babel................................ 7 Abram, Before He Became Abraham............... X X X X X 8 God s Covenant with Abraham.................... X X X 9 Abraham, Lot and Sodom....................... 10 Abraham and Isaac............................ X X X 11 Jacob and His Parents.......................... 12 Jacob Fled from Home and Encountered God........ 13 Jacob with Laban.............................. 14 Jacob Returned to Canaan....................... 15 Joseph in His Father s Home..................... X X X 16 Joseph, a Slave in Potiphar s House............... X X 17 Joseph Suffering and Thriving in Egypt............. X X X X 18 Israelites Oppressed in Egypt.................... X X X X 1

19 Moses, a Prince in Egypt........................ X X 20 Moses Called by God........................... X X X 21 Moses Returned to Egypt........................ 22 Moses and the Ten Plagues..................... X X X X X 23 Moses Leading the Israelites to Sinai............... X 24 Ten Commandments Given at Mount Sinai.......... X X X X X X 25 Golden Calf.................................. X 26 Moses and the Rebellious Israelites................ X X 27 Moses End of Life............................. 28 Joshua, the New Leader........................ 29 Joshua Entering Canaan........................ 30 Joshua Conquering Jericho...................... 31 Joshua: Consequences of Achan s Sin............. 32 Joshua Tricked by the Gibeonites................. 33 Joshua Conquering Canaan..................... 34 Joshua s Farewell............................. 35 Ruth........................................ X 36 Samuel s Birth................................ 37 Eli s Sons.................................... 38 Boy Samuel Called by God...................... X 39 Saul Became King............................. 40 Saul Rejected by God.......................... 41 David, the Giant Fighter......................... X X X X 42 Saul Attacked David............................ 43 King David Prospering.......................... 44 David s Betrayal of God and Friends............... X X X 45 Solomon Sought Wisdom....................... 46 Solomon Built the Temple........................ 47 Solomon Abandoned Wisdom.................... 48 King Rehoboam............................... 49 King Jeroboam................................ 50 King Asa.................................... 51 Elijah on Mount Carmel......................... X X 52 Elijah on Mount Sinai........................... 53 Elijah Confronted Ahab for Taking Naboth s Vineyard.. X 54 Widow s Oil.................................. X 55 Naaman s Healing............................. 56 Jonah....................................... 57 Lepers with Good News......................... 58 Israel Defeated............................... 59 King Manasseh............................... X X 60 King Josiah................................... 61 Nebuchadnezzar s Invasions into Judah............. 62 Daniel s Training in Babylon...................... X X 2

63 Daniel Interpreted Nebuchadnezzar s Dream......... 64 Gold Statue and Fiery Furnace................... X X 65 Handwriting on the Wall......................... X 66 Daniel in Lions Den............................ X 67 Rebuilding the Temple.......................... X 68 Ezra........................................ 69 Nehemiah................................... NEW TESTAMENT STORIES 70 Before Baby Jesus Birth........................ X X X X 71 Baby Jesus.................................. X X X X X 72 Scholars Visited Baby Jesus..................... X 73 John the Baptist Prepared the Way................ X X 74 John Baptized Jesus........................... X X X X 75 Jesus Temptations............................ X X X X 76 Jesus First Followers........................... X 77 Water Changed to Wine........................ X 78 Jesus and Nicodemus.......................... X X X X X 79 Jesus and the Samaritan Woman................. X X X 80 John the Baptist Imprisoned...................... X X 81 Lame Man Healed by Jesus on the Sabbath......... X 82 Man with a Withered Hand Healed on the Sabbath.... 83 Four Fishermen Called to Follow Jesus............. X X 84 Paralytic Man Lowered Through Roof.............. X X X X 85 Jesus Called Matthew (Levi)..................... X X X X X 86 Parables: Two Doors; Two Roads; Two Foundations... X X X X 87 Centurion s Servant Healed...................... 88 Resurrection of Widow s Son at Nain............... X 89 John the Baptist Doubted Jesus................... 90 Jesus at the Home of Simon the Pharisee........... X X X X 91 Blasphemous Accusation Against Jesus............ X X 92 Parable: Sower................................ X X X 93 Parable: Weeds in the Wheat Field................. X 94 Demon-possessed Man Healed at Gerasa........... X X X X 95 John the Baptist s Death........................ X 96 Five Thousand Men Fed........................ X X X 97 Jesus Walked on Water......................... X 98 Jesus, the Bread of Life......................... X X 99 Peter s Confession; Peter Reprimanded............ X X 100 Jesus Transfiguration.......................... X X X X X 101 Demon-possessed Son Healed.................... X X 102 Parable: The Unmerciful Debtor................... 103 Jesus at the Feast of the Tabernacles.............. 104 Woman Caught in Adultery....................... X X X 105 Jesus Healed Man Blind from Birth................. 3

106 Good Shepherd............................... 107 Jesus Rejected by Would-be Followers............. 108 Jesus at the Feast of Dedication.................. 109 Parable: Good Samaritan........................ X X 110 Jesus Visited Martha and Mary................... 111 Parable: Rich Fool............................. 112 Jesus Healed the Crippled Woman on the Sabbath.... X X X 113 Parable: Prodigal Son.......................... X X X X X 114 Ten Lepers Healed; Only One Grateful............. X 115 Parable: Rich Man and Lazarus................... 116 Resurrection of Lazarus......................... X X X 117 Parable: a Pharisee and a Tax Collector Went to Pray.. X X X 118 Rich Young Ruler.............................. 119 Parable: Workers in the Vineyard.................. 120 Two Brothers Request.......................... 121 Blind Men of Jericho Received Sight................ 122 Jesus and Zacchaeus........................... X X X 123 Jesus Triumphal Entry.......................... X 124 Jesus Cleansed the Temple...................... X X 125 Jesus Authority Challenged...................... 126 Prophecies of Jesus Second Coming............... 127 Parable: Ten Bridesmaids........................ 128 Parable: Talents............................... X 129 Parable: Sheep and Goats....................... X X 130 Mary Anointed Jesus with Perfume................. X X 131 Jesus Washed Disciples Feet.................... X X 132 Passover Meal and the Lord s Supper.............. X X 133 Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane............... X X X X 134 Jesus Judgments............................. X X X X 135 Jesus Crucifixion.............................. X X X X X X 136 Jesus Resurrection............................ X X X X X X 137 Jesus Appearances in Galilee.................... X 138 Jesus Ascension.............................. X X X X X 139 Holy Spirit Came at Pentecost.................... X X X X 140 Peter Spoke at Pentecost........................ X X X X 141 Crippled Beggar Healed......................... X 142 Peter and John Ordered Not to Talk about Jesus...... X X 143 Barnabas Generous; Ananias and Sapphira Deceptive.................................... 144 Seven Chosen as Helpers........................ X 145 Stephen, the First Martyr......................... X 146 Philip in Samaria............................... X 147 Philip and the Ethiopian......................... 148 Saul s Conversion.............................. X X X 149 Dorcas Brought Back to Life...................... 4

150 Peter at Cornelius House........................ X 151 Church Plant in Antioch.......................... X 152 Paul Opposed Peter in Antioch.................... 153 Peter Rescued from Prison....................... 154 King Herod s Death............................. 155 First Missionaries.............................. X X 156 Paul and Barnabas in Lystra...................... 157 Church Council at Jerusalem..................... X X 158 Paul and Barnabas Separated.................... X 159 Timothy Joined Paul............................ X 160 Macedonian Call............................... X 161 Paul and Silas in Philippi......................... X X 162 Paul in Athens................................. 163 Paul in Corinth................................ X 164 Apollos...................................... 165 Paul in Ephesus............................... X 166 Riot in Ephesus................................ X 167 Paul s Arrest in Jerusalem....................... X 168 Paul s Defense to the Crowd...................... X 169 Paul s Defense to the Sanhedrin................... 170 Paul s Trial Before Felix......................... 171 Paul s Trial Before Festus and Agrippa.............. X 172 Paul Shipwrecked.............................. 173 Paul in Rome................................. 5