The Earliest Gospel a Historical Study of the Gospel According to Mark With a
The Earliest Gospel a Historical Study of the Gospel According to Mark With a
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2 Reading eeiropevero. This is the third im- perfect describing the situation as between the authorities and Jesus. They were looking the people were in wonder at his preaching he the same place, t. E. Bethany (ver. 11). On the former occasion we were told that the disciples heard the words spoken to the fig-tree ; we now see how Peter at least had interpreted them. If his interpre- tation was correct, Jesus had blasted the fig-tree by his curse, and now goes on to explain that one who has e...nough faith can do such a thing (thus encourag- ing the disciples to act in the same way), or may perform even a greater physical marvel. But the passage admits of a different interpretation. The words, ' ' Have faith in God, " remind us of those used to Jairus (v. 36), to the father of the epileptic (ix. 23), to the disciples in the storm (iv. 40). Jesus summons those who look to him to have faith in God when they are in great danger, or when they are seeking with all their heart some boon which outward appear- ances declare to be all but hopeless.
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2 Reading eeiropevero. This is the third im- perfect describing the situation as between the authorities and Jesus. They were looking the people were in wonder at his preaching he the same place, t. E. Bethany (ver. 11). On the former occasion we were told that the disciples heard the words spoken to the fig-tree ; we now see how Peter at least had interpreted them. If his interpre- tation was correct, Jesus had blasted the fig-tree by his curse, and now goes on to explain that one who has e...nough faith can do such a thing (thus encourag- ing the disciples to act in the same way), or may perform even a greater physical marvel. But the passage admits of a different interpretation. The words, ' ' Have faith in God, " remind us of those used to Jairus (v. 36), to the father of the epileptic (ix. 23), to the disciples in the storm (iv. 40). Jesus summons those who look to him to have faith in God when they are in great danger, or when they are seeking with all their heart some boon which outward appear- ances declare to be all but hopeless.
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