Jesus
of Nazareth, Whose acts here are taken only from the four Gospels
- 6Axes
- 16Cited acts
- 3Axes matched on
- 24Others
The record, drawn
Placed on 3 of 6
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Pace recorded at both ends
Acts firstWeighs first
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Voice quick to speak up
Says itHolds it
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Lead more in front than alongside
Out in frontAlongside
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Conflict recorded at both ends
ConfrontsReconciles
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Reasons not placed
Asks whyTakes it on trust
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Plans leans to planning
Plans aheadMeets the day
The text places Jesus on 3 of the 6, and on none of them far from the middle, so a wheel would have almost nothing to draw.
In the quiz's own words
Quick to speak up, more in front than alongside, leans to planning
Both poles named on every rail
The six axes
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In the hatched middle the quiz names neither pole.
16 cited acts, grouped by axis
The moments behind each axis
Each line is one recorded act and the reference it is taken from. The sentence says what the person did; where it is in quotation marks it is verbatim from the World English Bible British Edition. An act listed here is evidence of how this person moved, not approval of it; read the passage for how it was received. On 2 the text shows both ends and they do not settle, so that axis is left out too — the acts for each end are printed under it.
Pace Acts first ↔ Weighs first
recorded at both ends
The text shows both ends. The recorded acts go one way and the other and do not settle, so this axis is left out when a reader is matched rather than counted as a position in the middle. Both ends are below.
Toward Acts first
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Mark 1:41-42 toward Acts first
Moved with compassion, He stretched out His hand, touched the leper and said He wanted to, and the leprosy left him.
Toward Weighs first
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Luke 6:12-13 toward Weighs first
He went out to the mountain to pray and continued all night in prayer to God; when it was day He called His disciples and chose twelve of them.
Voice Says it ↔ Holds it
quick to speak up
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John 18:20 toward Says it
Questioned by the high priest He said His teaching had all been done in public.
I spoke openly to the world.
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Mark 8:32 toward Says it
He spoke to them openly, and Peter took Him and began to rebuke Him.
He spoke to them openly.
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Mark 15:5 toward Holds it
Before Pilate He made no further answer, so that Pilate marvelled.
But Jesus made no further answer, so that Pilate marvelled.
Lead Out in front ↔ Alongside
more in front than alongside
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Mark 10:32 toward Out in front
On the road up to Jerusalem He walked ahead of the Twelve and they followed.
Jesus was going in front of them
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Mark 1:17 toward Out in front
He told Simon and Andrew to come after Him, and said He would make them fishers for men.
I will make you into fishers for men.
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Mark 3:13-14 toward Out in front
He went up the mountain, called to Himself those whom He wanted, and appointed twelve to be with Him and to be sent out to preach.
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John 13:4-15 toward Alongside
At supper He took a towel and a basin and washed the disciples' feet, then told them that He, their Lord and Teacher, had given them an example to follow.
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Mark 6:7 toward Alongside
He called the Twelve and began to send them out two by two, and gave them authority over unclean spirits.
Conflict Confronts ↔ Reconciles
recorded at both ends
The text shows both ends. The recorded acts go one way and the other and do not settle, so this axis is left out when a reader is matched rather than counted as a position in the middle. Both ends are below.
Toward Confronts
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John 2:15 toward Confronts
He made a whip of cords, drove all out of the temple with the sheep and the oxen, poured out the money of the changers and overthrew their tables.
Toward Reconciles
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Luke 22:50-51 toward Reconciles
When one of those with Him cut off the ear of the high priest's servant at the arrest, He touched the man's ear and healed him.
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John 21:15-17 toward Reconciles
He asked Peter three times whether he loved Him, and each time told him to feed or tend His sheep.
Reasons Asks why ↔ Takes it on trust
not placed
Not placed on this axis. The reason is below. The axis is left out when a reader is matched, rather than counted as a position in the middle.
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Not placed
The Gospels record Him asking questions among the teachers (Luke 2:46) and yielding to the Father's will in the garden (Matthew 26:42), and they also say He knew what was coming (John 18:4). Neither end of this axis describes that, so He is not placed on it.
Plans Plans ahead ↔ Meets the day
leans to planning
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Mark 14:13-16 toward Plans ahead
He sent two disciples with instructions about a man with a pitcher and an upper room, and they found it as He had said.
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Mark 11:1-6 toward Plans ahead
Near Jerusalem He sent two disciples into a village for a young donkey, telling them where it would be tied and what to say if anyone asked.
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Mark 5:30-34 toward Meets the day
On the way to Jairus's house He stopped in the crowd, asked who had touched His clothes, and stayed until the woman had told Him all the truth.
By the same arithmetic the quiz uses
Nearest on the map
Distance between two sets of coordinates across every axis, on the same scale a reader's answers are measured on. No number is shown against a person, and nearness is not likeness: two people can land in the same band for different reasons.
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