Mark 3:12

He straitly charged them— He strictly, &c. πολλα επετιμα αυτοις; which seems to imply a strictness of charge, with some appearance of severity

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He charged them not to make him known — It was not the time: nor were they fit preachers.

¹² And he straitly charged them that they should not make him known.

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