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Verse 26. _FOR THEIR SAKES WHICH SAT WITH HIM_] Probably these persons
joined in with the request, and were glad of this opportunity to get
this light of Israel extinguished; he being a public reprove...
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CHAPTER 6
_ 1. The Servant rejected in Nazareth. (Mark 6:1. Matthew 13:54; Luke
4:16)_
2. The Servant sends forth the Twelve. (Mark 6:7 .
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HEROD AND JESUS. THE END OF JOHN THE BAPTIST. Wellhausen, J. Weiss,
and Klostermann would begin a new period with this section the period
of constant wandering, in which Jesus is mostly outside Galile...
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WITHOUT HONOR IN HIS OWN COUNTRY (Mark 6:1-6)...
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But when Herod heard about it, he said, "This is John, whom I
beheaded, risen from the dead." For Herod had sent and seized John and
had bound him in prison because of the affair of Herodias, his brot...
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_exceeding sorry_ The Greek word thus translated is very strong, and
denotes very great grief and sorrow. It is used of (1) the rich young
ruler, "when he heard this, he was _very sorrowful_," Luke 18...
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ἈΝΑΚΕΙΜΈΝΟΥΣ ([1246][1247][1248][1249][1250]) rather than
συνανακειμένους
([1251][1252][1253]2[1254][1255][1256]).
[1246] Codex Vaticanus. 4th cent., but perhaps a little later than א.
In the Vatican...
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14–29. THE MURDER OF THE BAPTIZER
Matthew 14:1-12; Luke 9:7-9; Luke 3:19-20...
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Ver 17. For Herod himself had sent forth and laid hold upon John, and
bound him in prison for Herodias' sake, his brother Philip's wife: for
he had married her. 18. For John had said unto Herod, "It i...
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_THE FATE OF JOHN THE BAPTIST MARK 6:14-29:_ Guilt caused Herod to
believe that Jesus was John the Baptist raised from the dead. Many,
through the years, have believed the erroneous doctrine of the
"t...
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REJECT— _Refuse._...
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_SUMMARY 6:1_7:23
The testimony for Jesus furnished by the preceding section, is based
chiefly on the opinions which men formed concerning him. The
disciples, though slow and hard of heart to realize...
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6. THE DEATH OF JOHN THE BAPTIST 6:14-29
_TEXT 6:14-29_
And king Herod heard thereof; for his name had become known: and he
said, John the Baptist is risen from the dead, and therefore do these
power...
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And the king was exceeding sorry; yet for his oath's sake, and for
their sakes which sat with him, he would not reject her.
AND THE KING WAS EXCEEDING SORRY. With his feelings regarding John,
and...
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18 It was contrary to the plainest precepts of the law to marry the
wife of a brother (Lev_18:16; Lev_20:21). This Herod was usually
surnamed _ Antipas_, being the son of Herod the great and a Samarit...
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VISIT TO NAZARETH. MISSION OF THE TWELVE. EXECUTION OF THE BAPTIST.
FEEDING OF THE FIVE THOUSAND. WALKING ON THE SEA
1-6. Visit to Nazareth (Matthew 13:54)....
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HEROD AND JESUS. EXECUTION OF THE BAPTIST (Matthew 14:1). See on Mt:
cp. Luke 9:7....
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CHRIST IN THE BIBLE: MARK’S GOSPEL
_KEITH SIMONS_
This commentary HAS BEEN through Advanced Checking.
CHAPTER 6
JESUS IN NAZARETH
VERSES 1-6 Everywhere that Jesus went, the crowds came. They w...
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CHAPTER 6:14-29 (MARK 6:14)
HEROD
"And King Herod heard thereof; for His name had become known: and he
said, John the Baptist is risen from the dead, and therefore do these
powers work in him. But ot...
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περίλυπος γενόμενος : a concessive clause,
καίπερ understood = and the king, though exceedingly sorry, yet,
etc. ὅρκους : there might be more oaths than one (_vide_ on
Matthew), but the plural was som...
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_The fatal day_....
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_Story of Herod and the Baptist_ (Matthew 14:3-12). Herod's
endorsement of the theory that Jesus is John _redivivus_ gives a
convenient opportunity for reporting here _post eventum_ the Baptist's
fate...
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MARTYRDOM OF A WITNESS-BEARER
Mark 6:21-29
Better the dungeon with John than the palace with Herod, for
conscience filled the palace with the ghost of the murdered Baptist! A
woman brought Herod to t...
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"He could there do no mighty work." Not that He in Himself was unable,
for His hands laid on a few sick folk brought healing, but that the
condition of wilful and persistent unbelief limited the power...
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It is customary, in Scripture, to give the generally prevailing
sentiment at the time; thus Joseph is called by the blessed Virgin,
the father of Jesus; so now Herod is said to be stricken with sadnes...
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(14) And king Herod heard _of him;_ (for his name was spread abroad:)
and he said, That John the Baptist was risen from the dead, and
therefore mighty works do shew forth themselves in him. (15) Other...
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It is remarkable how tradition has contrived to injure the truth in
touching the question of the method of the gospel we now enter on; for
the current view which comes down to us from the ancients, st...
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_ONE SIN_
‘And the king was exceeding sorry; yet for his oath’s sake, and
for their sakes which sat with him, he would not reject her. And
immediately the king sent an executioner, and commanded his...
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26._And the king being sorry. _His heart, as we have said, was no
longer influenced by religious sentiments; but, foreseeing the
detestation that will be excited by such a crime, he dreads both the
lo...
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In that which follows, the history (properly so called) of His service
is resumed (chapter 6). Only we see Him already rejected by a blinded
people, in spite of the power which He had manifested, and...
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AND THE KING WAS EXCEEDING SORRY,....
Matthew 14:9
YET FOR HIS OATH'S SAKE, [AND] FOR THEIR SAKES WHICH SAT WITH HIM; as
Matthew adds, "at meat", Matthew 14:9; for it seems as if supper was
not over...
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And the king was exceeding sorry; _yet_ for his oath's sake, and for
their sakes which sat with him, he would not reject her.
Ver. 26. _And for their sakes that sat with him_] _Sic plerique, malum
it...
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_For Herod had laid hold on John_, &c. See the note on Matthew 14:3.
_Herodias had a quarrel against him_ This princess was the
granddaughter of Herod the Great, by his son Aristobulus, and had
former...
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John the Baptist beheaded. Matthew 14:1-12....
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The execution:...
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AND THE KING WAS EXCEEDING SORRY; YET FOR HIS OATH'S SAKE, AND FOR
THEIR SAKES WHICH SAT WITH HIM, HE WOULD NOT REJECT HER....
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14-29 Herod feared John while he lived, and feared him still more
when he was dead. Herod did many of those things which John in his
preaching taught him; but it is not enough to do many things, we m...
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SEE POOLE ON "MARK 6:14...
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Mark 6:26 And G2532 king G935 was G1096 (G5637) sorry G4036 because
G1223 oaths G3727 and G2532 who...
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THE WIDER MINISTRY BEGINS - THE APOSTLES ARE SENT OUT - OPPOSITION
CONTINUES (6:6A-56).
Having established that Jesus is Lord of the elements, Lord over evil
spirits and Lord over life and death, Mark...
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THE RESPONSE OF KING HEROD IN VIEW OF HIS PREVIOUS EXECUTION OF JOHN
THE BAPTISER (6:14-29).
Meanwhile it was inevitable that news of the activities and power of
Jesus, and of His disciples, would re...
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‘And she went out and said to her mother, “What shall I ask?”
And she said, “the head of John the Baptiser”. And she came in
immediately and hastily to the king, and asked saying, “I will that
you for...
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Mark 6:26. EXCEEDING SORRY. Mark's language is stronger than that of
Matthew....
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THE entire independence of Mark's Gospel is fully apparent in this
section, which tells of one of the few events recorded by all four
Evangelists. In the emendations we have sought to reproduce the
vi...
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SEE on Matthew 14:1-13; comp. Luke 9:7-9. Mark's account is detailed,
going back to the imprisonment of John, which occurred before our Lord
began His Galilean ministry....
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MATTHEW prefaces his fuller account by telling of our Lord's
compassion for the multitudes (Matthew 9:36-38). Luke gives a very
brief statement (Luke 9:1-6). The _choice_ of the Twelve took place
some...
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HE WOULD NOT REJECT HER
(ουκ ηθελησεν αθετησα αυτην). He was caught
once again between his conscience and his environment. Like many since
his day the environment stifled his conscience....
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Mark 6:26
Let us briefly examine the plea set up by Herod in the case before us.
It was twofold.
I. The first was for his oath's sake. In a moment of hasty excitement
he had rashly promised on oath t...
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CONTENTS: The twelve sent out to preach. Murder of John the Baptist.
The 5000 fed. Jesus walks on the sea. Jesus heals many at Gennesaret.
CHARACTERS: Jesus, disciples, Herod, Herodias, her daughter,...
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Mark 6:3. _Is not this the carpenter?_ The jews were bound to teach
their children some trade, as no man could say what the vicissitudes
of life might be. Hence Lightfoot cites the following passage f...
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_And king Herod heard of Him; (for His name was spread abroad:) and he
said, That John the Baptist was risen from the dead._
THE SOVEREIGN POWER OF CONSCIENCE
I. Now we are to begin with simply consi...
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_And the king was exceeding sorry._
CRISIS HOURS
The acute and watchful physician knows that a disease runs to a
crisis, and that there are points of time when, if the patient is
carefully nursed and...
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MARK—NOTE ON MARK 6:7 Work beyond Galilee. The disciples are sent
out to spread the message of God’s kingdom, to heal, and to cast out
demons. Jesus again demonstrates his authority and warns his disc...
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MARK—NOTE ON MARK 6:14 The death of John the Baptist casts an
ominous shadow on Jesus’ future. Jesus’ life is in danger, partly
because of his authoritative, miraculous deeds.
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HEROD KILLS JOHN THE BAPTIST MATTHEW 14:1-12; MARK 6:14-29; LUKE
9:7-9; MATTHEW 14:1 At that time Herod the tetrarch heard of the fame
of Jes
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CHAPTER 6 1 _Christ is contemned of his countrymen_. 7 _He giveth the
twelve power over unclean spirits_. 14 _Divers opinions of Christ_. 27
_John Baptist is beheaded_, 29 _and buried_. 30 _The apostl...
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_The king was sorry_, _i.e._, he pretended to be so, say SS. Hilary
and Jerome. For he really wished John to be killed, as Matthew says.
Wherefore the _Gloss_ on the fourteenth of S. Matthew says, "He...
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_CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES_
Mark 6:19. HAD A QUARREL.—_Fostered a grudge_. Her inward enmity
only waited for an opportunity to break forth in open hostilities.
Mark 6:20. OBSERVED.—_Or preserved,...
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EXPOSITION
MARK 6:1
Our Lord now left the neighbourhood of Capernaum, and came INTO HIS
OWN COUNTRY, the district of Nazareth, where he had been, not born
indeed, but brought up, and where his kinsfo...
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Shall we turn to Mark's gospel, chapter 6.
Jesus had been in the city of Capernaum there on the northern part of
the Sea of Galilee. And He has just brought back to life the daughter
of Jairus, one of...
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Matthew 14:9; Matthew 27:24; Matthew 27:25; Matthew 27:3...
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Exceeding sorry. Where Matthew has sorry....
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THE BEHEADING OF JOHN THE BAPTIST
Mark 6:14
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
1. John was great in his separation unto Christ. He lived apart from
the people In a vow of separation unto God. Here is a part of the...
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HEROD, OR, ALMOST BUT LOST
Mark 6:14
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
The record of Herod shall ever remain as a warning to those who are
almost saved. Let us suggest a few others who came close to the door
of e...
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Yet for his oath's sake, and for the sake of his guests — Herod's
honour was like the conscience of the chief priests, Matthew 27:6. To
shed innocent blood wounded neither one nor the other....