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Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes

Mark 1:10

straightway. immediately. See note on Mark 1:12.

out of. away from. Greek. apo, App-104. But all the texts read ek. out of (App-104.)

heavens. Plural. See note on Matthew 6:9; Matthew 6:10

opened. parting or rending asunder.

the Spirit. Greek pneuma. With Art. See App-101.

like. as.

upon. Greek. epi, App-104.

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