when He had. having.
prayers. both prayers. Greek. deesis. App-134.
supplications. Greek. hiketeria. Only here. In classical Greek the olive branch in the hand of. suppliant, implying ne ed and claim.
with. Greek. meta. App-104.
crying. Greek. krauge. See Acts 23:9.
death. Not from death, for the Greek word is ek, not apo. He went down into death, but was saved out of (Greek. ek) it by resurrection.
in that, &c. for (Greek. apo. Compare Acts 12:14) His piety, or godly fear (Greek. eulabeia. Here and Hebrews 12:28). This verse is. Divine supplement to the Gospel records.