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Mark 11:1 open_in_new
And. And [on the morrow]. Compare John 12:12.
came nigh. drew near; from Bethany to the boun dary of Bethphage and Bethany, which were quite dis tinct, Compare Luke 19:29, and John 12:12-13
to... unto. Greek. eis. App-104.
Bethphage. Aramaic. App-94. Now Kefr et Tor.
at. towards. Gr, pro s. App-104.
sendeth forth, &c. Greek. apostello (at the first entry, poreuomai. Go forward. Matthew 21:6). This was on the fourth day before the Passover, and is not parallel with Matthew 21:1-17. This is the second entry, from Bethany (not from Bethphage). The former (on the sixth day before the Passover) was unexpected (Matthew 21:10; Matthew 21:11). This was prepared for (John 12:12; John 12:13).
disciples. Not apostles.
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Mark 11:2 open_in_new
into. Greek eis. App-104.
over against. below and opposite (katenanti). At the former entry it was apenanti. right opposite (Matthew 21:2).
as soon as. immediately. See notes on Mark 1:10; Mark 1:12.
colt tied. At the former entry "an ass tied and. colt with her" (Matthew 21:2).
An untamed colt submits to the Lord. Not so His People to whom He was coming (John 1:11),
whereon.. upon (Greek. epi. App-104.) which.
never man. no one (Greek. oudeis. See App-105.)
of men.. man. Greek. anthopos. App-123.
bring him. lead it.
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Mark 11:3 open_in_new
if any man. if any one. The contingency being probable. See App-118. The same word as in verses: Mark 11:31; Mark 11:32. not the same as in verses: Mark 11:13; Mark 11:25; Mark 11:26.
the Lord. App-98.
straightway. See note on Mark 1:12.
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Mark 11:4 open_in_new
the. a. According to all the texts.
by. at. Greek. pros. App-104. Not the same word as in verses: Mark 11:28; Mark 11:29; Mark 11:33.
in. on. or upon. Greek. epi. App-104.
a place where two ways met. in that quarter [where the Lord had said]. Greek. amphodos. The regular word in the Papyri to denote the "quarter" or part (Latin vicus) of. city. Occurs only here in N.T. But Codex Bazae (Cambridge), cent.. or 6, adds (in Acts 19:28) after "wrath", "running into that quarter".
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Mark 11:5 open_in_new
What do ye. ?. What are you doing?
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Mark 11:6 open_in_new
Jesus. App-98.
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Mark 11:7 open_in_new
brought. led.
to. Greek. pros. App-104. Not the came word as in verses: Mark 11:1; Mark 11:13; Mark 11:15.
him. it.
upon. Greek. epi. App-104.
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Mark 11:8 open_in_new
in. on. Greek. eis. App-104. Matthew and Luke have "in". Greek. eis App-104.
cut. were cutting. branches off. The 1611 edition of the Authorized Version reads "branches of".
branches. Matthew, Mark, and John have each. different word. Each is. Divine supplement to the other two. All three were cut and cast. Matthew, plural of klados. branches; Mark, plural of stoibas. litter, made of leaves from the fields (Occurs only here); John 12:13, has plural of baion. palm branches.
off. out of. Greek ek. App-104.
in. on. Greek. eis. App-104.
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Mark 11:9 open_in_new
Hosanna, &c. Quoted from Psalms 118:25; Psalms 118:26. See note on Matthew 21:9.
in. Greek. en. App-104.
the LORD. App-98. B. a.
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Mark 11:11 open_in_new
temple. Greek. hieron: i, e. the temple courts. Not the naos. See note on Matthew 23:16.
when He had looked round about upon. There fore not the same entry as in Matthew 21:12-16. Compare verses: Mark 11:15; Mark 11:16.
now the eventide was come. the hour already being late.
with. in company with. Greek. meta. App-104.
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Mark 11:12 open_in_new
from. away from. Greek apo. App-101. Not the same word as in verses: Mark 11:20; Mark 11:30; Mark 11:31,
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Mark 11:13 open_in_new
seeing. Greek eidon. App-133.
a fig tree. The symbol of Israel as to national privilege.
having leaves. Compare Mark 13:28. Summer was not near. Symbolical of Israel at that time.
came. went.
if haply. it after all. App-118. As in Mark 11:26. Not the same as in verses: Mark 11:3; Mark 11:31; Mark 11:32. He had reason to expect fruit, as figs appear before or with the leaves.
when He came. having come.
to. up to. Greek. epi. App-104.
the time, &c.. it was not the season, &c.. Divine supplement, here.
not. Greek ou. App-105. The same word as in verses: Mark 11:11; Mark 11:1 Mark 11:6; Mark 11:17; Mark 11:26; Mark 11:31; Mark 11:33, Not the same as in Mark 11:23.
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Mark 11:14 open_in_new
answered and said. Hebrew Idiom. See note on Deuteronomy 1:41.
No man. No one.
of. Greek. ek App-104.
for ever. Greek. eis ton aiona. See App-151.
His disciples heard.. Divine supplement, here. They heard also the Lord's teaching as to the symbol. See Mark 11:20-26.
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Mark 11:15 open_in_new
began. See note on Mark 1:1.
to cast out. This was. further cleansing than that in Matthew 21.
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Mark 11:16 open_in_new
And would not suffer, &c. This was not done at the former cleansing in Matthew 21:12-16.
vessel. Greek skeuos. See note on Mark 3:27. Used of vessels in general for non-sacred purposes.
through. Greek. dia App-104.Mark 11:1. As if through. street.
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Mark 11:17 open_in_new
ls it not written. ?. Doth it not stand written that, &c. The composite quotation is from Isaiah 56:7 and Jeremiah 7:11 See App-107.
of. for.
nations. the nations. See App-107.
prayer. App-134.
thieves. robbers, or brigands. Greek. lestes. Compare Matthew 21:13; Matthew 26:55 John 10:1; John 10:8. Not kleptes. a thief.
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Mark 11:18 open_in_new
sought. began to seek.
at. Greek. epi. App-104.
doctrine. teaching.
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Mark 11:19 open_in_new
went. was going (i.e. where He was wont).
out of. without. Doubtless to Bethany, as before. Compare Mark 11:20, and see App-156.
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Mark 11:20 open_in_new
And in the morning, &c. Verses 20-26 are. Divine supplement of details, here.
from. out of. Greek ek. App-104. Not the same word as in Mark 11:12.
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Mark 11:21 open_in_new
Master. Rabbi. See App-98.
behold. see. Figure of speech Asterismos. App-6 and App-133.
withered away. Symbolieel as to the national existence and privilege of Israel.
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Mark 11:22 open_in_new
Have faith in God. He and He alone can restore it to life. yea, "life from the dead". See Romans 11:15.
God. App-98.
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Mark 11:23 open_in_new
verily. See note on Matthew 5:18.
this mountain. Referring, and probably pointing to Olivet. Compare Matthew 17:20; Matthew 21:21. and see note on Luke 17:6.
not, Greek me. App-105. Not the same word as in verses: Mark 11:13; Mark 11:16; Mark 11:17; Mark 11:26; Mark 11:31; Mark 11:33.
doubt. Greek. diakrino. App-122.
he shall have, &c.. there shall be to him.
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Mark 11:25 open_in_new
against. Greek. kata. App-104.
Father. App-98.
heaven. the heavens. Plural as in Mark 11:26, but Singular in Mark 11:30. See notes on Matthew 6:9; Matthew 6:10.
trespasses. falling aside. Greek paraptoma. App-128.:4.
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Mark 11:26 open_in_new
But if, &c. Verse 26 is omitted by. Tr. WH R; but not by the Syriac.
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Mark 11:27 open_in_new
walking. A Divine supplement, here.
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Mark 11:28 open_in_new
By. Greek en. App-104. Same word as in verses: Mark 11:29; Mark 11:33. Not the same as in Mark 11:4,
what. what kind (or sort) of.
authority. Greek exousia. App-172.
this. this particular.
to do. that Thou shouldest do.
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Mark 11:29 open_in_new
I will also ask, &c. Note the use of the Figure of speech Anteisagoge (App-6), answering one question by asking another.
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Mark 11:30 open_in_new
heaven. Singular. See note on Matthew 6:9; Matthew 6:10.
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Mark 11:31 open_in_new
with. Greek. pros. App-104. Not the same word as in Mark 11:11.
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Mark 11:32 open_in_new
say, Of men. Supply the logical Ellipsis, thus: "Of men [it will not be wise]; for they feared the people", &c.
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Mark 11:33 open_in_new
We cannot tell. We do not (Greek. ou. App-105.) know (Greek. oida. App-132.)