Jesus displays compassion multiple times, notably in his healing miracles and when he views the crowds as needing guidance.
The faith and hope of those seeking healing from Jesus are central, as seen in the actions of the paralytic's friends and the woman with the issue of blood.
The woman with the issue of blood shows desperation and courage, reaching out to touch Jesus’ garment for healing.
The healings lead to reactions of joy and amazement among the crowds and those healed.
The Pharisees exhibit skepticism and criticism towards Jesus’ actions, questioning his authority and motives.
Indirect hints of the Pharisees' anger and indignation towards Jesus’ defiance of their legalistic interpretations.
The calling of Matthew represents a transformation and reorientation of values and identity, suggesting a deeper sense of purpose.