In Luke 9:1–11, we observe 5 aspects of Jesus's mission through which we understand the answer to Herod's question: Who is this man? I.​Jesus sends the twelve on His mission. A.​Equipped with Jesus's power and authority (v. 1). B.​Instructed to preach the kingdom of God and heal (v. 2). ​​1.​Taking nothing with them (v. 3). 2.​Staying with those who receive them (v. 4). 3.​Testifying against those who do not receive them (v. 5). II.​The twelve carry out Jesus's mission (v. 6). III.​Herod hears of Jesus's mission and is perplexed, asking, "Who is this man?" (vs. 7–9). IV.​Jesus hears of the apostles' mission upon their return (v. 10a). V.​Jesus's rest is interrupted, so He preaches the kingdom of God and heals, advancing His mission (vs. 10a–11). In Luke 9:1–11, we observe 5 aspects of Jesus's mission through which we understand the answer to Herod's question: Who is this man? I.​Jesus sends the twelve on His mission. A.​Equipped with Jesus's power and authority (v. 1). B.​Instructed to preach the kingdom of God and heal (v. 2). ​​1.​Taking nothing with them (v. 3). 2.​Staying with those who receive them (v. 4). 3.​Testifying against those who do not receive them (v. 5). II.​The twelve carry out Jesus's mission (v. 6). III.​Herod hears of Jesus's mission and is perplexed, asking, "Who is this man?" (vs. 7–9). IV.​Jesus hears of the apostles' mission upon their return (v. 10a). V.​Jesus's rest is interrupted, so He preaches the kingdom of God and heals, advancing His mission (vs. 10a–11).