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Mark 3:1 open_in_new
And. Note the Figure of speech Polysyndeton in verses: Mark 3:1-4. App-6.
again, i.e. on another Sabbath. Probably the next.
into. Greek. eis. App-104.
synagogue. See App-120.
man. Greek. anthropos. App-123.
a withered hand. his hand withered. Compare Matthew 12:10,
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Mark 3:2 open_in_new
watched. were watching.
whether. if. Implying that they had no doubt about it. App-118.
that. in order that.
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Mark 3:3 open_in_new
Stand forth. Rise up [and come] into (as in Mark 3:1) the midst.
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Mark 3:4 open_in_new
lawful. more lawful. Figure of speech Heterosis (of Degree), App-6.
do evil. Greek. kakopoieo. Compare App-128.
life. soul. Greek. psuche. See App-110.
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Mark 3:5 open_in_new
looked round. Noting the minutest action of Jehovah's Servant.
with, Greek. meta. App-104.,
being grieved. Implying sadness accompanying the anger.. Divine supplement, here.
for. at. Greek. epi. App-104.
hardness. hardening. Greek porosis. Oce. only here, Romans 11:25, and Ephesians 4:18,
other. Greek. allos. App-124.
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Mark 3:6 open_in_new
straightway. immediately. See note on Mark 1:12.
took counsel. See note on Matthew 12:14.
Herodians. Occurs only here and Mark 12:13 in Mark, and in Matthew 22:16.
against. Greek. kata, App-104.
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Mark 3:7 open_in_new
Jesus. App-98.
withdrew. Note other withdrawals in Mark (Mark 3:7; Mark 6:31; Mark 6:36; Mark 7:24; Mark 7:31; Mark 9:2; Mark 10:1; Mark 14:32). Not the same verbs.
to. toward. Greek. pros. App-104. L. Tr. m. read "unto ". (Greek. eis. App-104. vi,)
great. Emph. on "great". Compare Mark 3:8.
from. away from. Greek. apo. App-104.
Galilee. See App-169.
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Mark 3:8 open_in_new
Idumaea. South of Judea and Dead Sea.
about. Greek. peri. App-104.,
did. was doing.
unto. Greek. pros. App-101.
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Mark 3:10 open_in_new
pressed upon. were besetting.
for to touch. that they might touch.
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Mark 3:11 open_in_new
spirits. Greek. Plural of pneuma. See App-101., or 12.
saw. beheld. App-133.
cried. cried out.
Thou art, &c. ADivine supplement, here, because agreeing with the second subject of the Lord's ministry. See App-119.
the Son of God. App-98.
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Mark 3:12 open_in_new
charged. Under penalty.
not. Greek. me. App-105.
known. manifest. Greek. phaneros. See App-106.
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Mark 3:13 open_in_new
a. the. Some well-known resort.
He. Himself
would. willed. Greek thelo. App-102. Compare John 15:16.
came. went, leaving all.
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Mark 3:14 open_in_new
ordained. made, or appointed. In the sense of Hebrew. dsah, in 1 Samuel 12:6 ("advanced").
that. in order that.
be with Him. This is the first great qualification for any thus called and sent. (1) Like Abel, to have "peace with God"; then (2) like Enoch, to walk with God", and (3) like Noah, to witness for God (Hebrews 11:4-7).
might. should.
send them forth. Greek. apostello. This is the second great qualification here. For the others, see above and Acts 1:22.
preach. App-121.
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Mark 3:15 open_in_new
Power. = authority. App-172.
devils. demons.
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Mark 3:16 open_in_new
surnamed. added [the] name. See App-141.
Peter. Only his naming given here; not his appointment. In Mark; Peter, James, and John are kept in. group. In Matthew and Luke, Andrew is placed between,
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Mark 3:17 open_in_new
Zebedee. See note on Mark 1:19.
Boanerges. Occ, only in Mark. Aramaic. See App-94.,
sons of. Apure Hebraism, used with reference to origin, destination, or characteristic. Sparks are "sons of fire" (Job 5:7); threshed corn is "a son of the floor" (Isaiah 21:10); Judas "a son of perdition" (John 17:12); sinners' natural condition "sons of disobedience" (Ephesians 2:2; Ephesians 5:6).
thunder. The name is Aramaic (App-94.), allied to Hebrew In Hebrew "thunder" is kol = voice: i.e. the voice of God (Exodus 9:23; Psalms 29:3.Jeremiah 10:13; Jeremiah 10:13).
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Mark 3:18 open_in_new
Andrew.. name of Greek origin. manly. Thefirst called. See Matthew 4:18; Matthew 4:20; John 1:45 John 1:1).
Bartholomew. One (Aramaic. App-94.) of two names, the other being Nathanael (John 1:45-51). John connects Philip with Nathaniel; in the other Gospels, with Bartholomew. Bartholomew is not mentioned in John 21:2, Nathanael is. The other Gospels mention Bartholomew but not Nathanael.
Matthew. Aramaic. App-94.
Thomas. Aramaic. App-94. In Greek. Didymos (John 11:16).
Thaddeeus (or Lebbaeus as in Matthew 10:3). He is the Judas of John 14:22, both words having the same meaning. beloved child. Aramaic. App-94.
Canaanite. Canaan. an or Zealot. one who regarded the presence of the Romans as treason against Jehovah,
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Mark 3:19 open_in_new
also betrayed Him. even delivered Him up.
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Mark 3:21 open_in_new
friends. kinsfolk. "His brethren, and His mother" (see Mark 3:31).
went out. set out.
they said. they were saying (Imperf. Tense): i.e. maintained (as we say).
beside Himself. out of His senses.
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Mark 3:22 open_in_new
scribes. Others also came, with hostile intent.
Beelzebub. See note on Matthew 10:25.
by. Greek. en. App-104.
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Mark 3:23 open_in_new
said. began saying.
in. Greek. en. App-104.
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Mark 3:24 open_in_new
if. kingdom, &c. Implying what experience shows (App-118).
against. Greek. epi. App-104.
cannot. is not (Greek. ou. App-105.) able to.
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Mark 3:26 open_in_new
if Satan, &c. Assuming such. case. App-118.
rise up. bath risen up.
hath an end.. Divine supplement. Occurs only in Mark.
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Mark 3:27 open_in_new
No man Cau. No one is any wise able to.
No. Greek. ou. App-105.
a. the.
spoil. plunder.
goods. vessels (of gold or silver), &c.
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Mark 3:28 open_in_new
Verily. See note on Matthew 5:18.
sins. See App-128., and note on Matthew 12:31.
the sons of men. See note on Mark 3:17.
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Mark 3:29 open_in_new
against: i.e. ascribe the Holy Spirit's work, or Christ's work, to Satan. This is the unpardonable sin. Greek. eis. App-104.
the Holy Ghost. Greek. pneuma. See App-101.
never. not (Greek. ou. App-105) to the age (Greek. eis io cribs.) App-151.
eternal. Greek. aionios. App-151.
damnation. judgment.
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Mark 3:30 open_in_new
Because. This is the reason given.
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Mark 3:31 open_in_new
His brethren and His mother: i.e. the kinsfolk of Mark 3:21.
and. Note the Figure of speech Polysyndeton (App-6), in verses: Mark 3:31-35.
without. That they might more easily seize Him (Mark 3:21).
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Mark 3:32 open_in_new
sat. was sitting.
Behold. Figure of speech Asterismos App-6. Greek. idou. App-133.
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Mark 3:34 open_in_new
looked round about. after casting His glance round. ADivine supplemental detail. Occ, only in Mark.
sat. were sitting,
Behold. Greek. ide. App-133.
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Mark 3:35 open_in_new
do. have done.
the will. Greek. to thelema. See App-102.
God. App-98.