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Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes

Mark 14:31

spake. kept saying.

vehemently. of (Greek. ek. App-104.) excess.

If. should die, &c.. lf it were needful for me to die, &c. The condition being uncertain, and the result remaining to be seen. App-118. b

not... in any wise. Gr, ou me. App-105.

also said. said they all also: i.e. all as well as Peter.

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