Mark 1:1-43
beginning <746> [beginning.]
Christ <5547> [Christ.]
<5207> [son.]
it is written <1125> [written.]
in <1722> [in.]
Several MSS. have, "by Isaiah the prophet." See the parallel texts.
Look <2400> [Behold.]
<1096> [did.]
for <1519> [for. or, unto. remission.]
were going out <1607> [there.]
he was baptizing <907> [baptized.]
as ... confessed <1843> [confessing.]
wore a garment <1746> [clothed.]
ate <2068> [eat.]
baptize ...... he will baptize <907> [have.]
baptize ...... he will baptize <846 907> [he shall.]
Jesus <2424> [that.]
was coming up <305> [coming.]
splitting apart <4977> [opened. or, cloven. or rent.]
Spirit <4151> [the Spirit.]
came <1096> [there.]
You <4771> [Thou.]
Spirit <4151> [the Spirit.]
drove <1544> [driveth.]
Or, "sendeth him forth," [ekballo <\\See definition 1544\\> auton.] The expression does not necessarily imply any violence; but seems to intimate the energy of that impulse on our Lord, by which he was inwardly constrained to retire from society.
forty <5062> [forty.]
enduring temptations <3985> [tempted.]
He ............ He ...... and angels <2532 32> [and the.]
after <3326> [A.M. 4031. A.D. 27. after.]
proclaimed <2784> [preaching.]
time <2540> [The time.]
kingdom <932> [the kingdom.]
Repent <3340> [repent.]
believe <4100> [believe.]
<4043> [as he.]
Simon .... Simon's <4613> [Simon.]
fishers <231> [fishers.]
left <863> [forsook.]
James <2385> [James.]
left <863> [they left.]
they went <1531> [they went.]
Capernaum <2584> [Capernaum.]
Capernaum was a city of Galilee, (Lu 4:31,) situated on the confines of Zebulun, and Naphtali, (Mt 4:13,) on the western border of the lake of Tiberias, (Joh 6:59,) and in the land of Gennesaret, (ch. 6:53; Mt 14:34,) where Josephus places a spring of excellent water called Capernaum. Dr. Lightfoot places it between Tiberias and Tarichea, about two miles from the former; and Dr. Richardson, in passing through the plain of Gennesaret, was told by the natives that the ruins of Capernaum were quite near. The Arab station and ruins mentioned by Mr. Buckingham, said to have been formerly called Capharnaoom, situated on the edge of the lake from nine to twelve miles N. N. E. of Tiberias, bearing the name of Talhewn, or as Burckhardt writes it, Tel Houm, appear too far north for its site.
went <1525> [he entered.]
were amazed <1605> [they were.]
like ....... like ... experts in the law <5613 1122> [as the.]
a man <444> [a man.]
<1436> [Let.]
Holy One <40> [the Holy One.]
rebuked <2008> [rebuked.]
After throwing ... into convulsions <4682> [torn.]
They were ... amazed <2284> [they were.]
<3754> [for.]
they entered <2064> [entered.]
mother-in-law <3994> [wife's.]
they spoke <3004> [they tell.]
by ... taking <2902> [and took.]
she began to serve <1247> [ministered.]
was evening <1096 3798> [at even.]
So ........... and ...... But he would ... permit <2532 863> [and suffered.]
to speak because <3754 2980> [speak, because they. or, say that they.]
Everyone <3956> [All.]
Let ... go <71> [Let.]
For <1063> [for.]
preaching <2784> [preached.]
Galilee <1056> [Galilee.]
Galilee was a province of Palestine, being bounded, says Josephus, on the west by Ptolemais and mount Carmel; on the south by the country of Samaria and Scythopolis, on the river Jordan; on the east by the cantons of Hyppos, Gadara, and Gaulon; and on the north by the confines of the Tyrians. It was divided into Lower and Upper Galilee;--Upper Galilee, so called from its being mountainous, was termed Galilee of the Gentiles (Mt 4:15,) because inhabited, says Strabo, by Egyptians, Arabians, and Phoenicians, and comprehended the tribes of Asher and Naphtali; the Lower Galilee contained the tribes of Zebulun and Issachar, and was sometimes termed the Great Field. It was, says Josephus, very populous and rich, containing 204 cities and towns.
So ............ and casting out <2532 1544> [and cast.]
came <2064> [there.]
a leper <3015> [a leper.]
fell to ... knees <1120> [kneeling.]
If you are willing <1437 2309> [if thou.]
Moved with compassion <4697> [moved.]
I am willing <2309> [I.]
<2112> [immediately.]
