In Mark chapter 5, people who had been living different lives come before Jesus. One man had been living among the tombs, one woman had suffered from an illness for a long time, and Jairus was living as a ruler of the synagogue. Their circumstances were different, but they were the same in that they had no ability to save themselves and their families. The chains that bound the demon-possessed man could not make him whole, the wealth the woman spent could not heal her illness, and the position of ruler of the synagogue could not prevent his daughter’s death. Before them were problems that could not be solved by the means people have.
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