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Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes

Mark 8:38

Whosoever therefore = For whosoever.

My words. Not of Christ only, but of His words. See note on Mark 9:32.

this... generation.. Divine supplement, here. Note the frequent references to "this generation" as sinful above all others, and as being different from all others: verses: Mark 8:12; Mark 9:19; Mark 13:30. See note on Matthew 11:16.

him also. The "also" must be after 'the Son of man", not after "him",

cometh. may have come.

Father. See App-98.

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