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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Mark 3

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See Mark 3:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! He healeth the man with the dryed hand.

See Mark 3:4 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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4 a They helde their tongues of malice: for they wolde nether confesse nor denie.

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5 b Christ is in suche sorte angrie with man that he pitieth him & seketh to winne him.

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6 c Althogh they hated one another deadly, yet this hindered them, not to joine their malice to resiste Christ, read {Mat. 22, 16}

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10 / Or, scourges, meaning diseases.

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14 ! He choseth his Apostles.

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18 / Or, zealous.

18 / Or, Lebbeus, or Judas.

See Mark 3:19 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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19 d The disciples were now conuersant with Christ bothe at home and abroad.

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21 / Or, they that were aboue him.

21 e His kinsfolkes wolde haue shut him within dores, lest any harme shulde haue come vnto them, if any tumulte had bene made: for some wolde haue made him a King, & the Pharises with others soght his life: so that hereby they might haue procured the hatred of Herode, and of the Pharises and of the Romains.

21 ! Christ is thoght of the worldelings to be besides him self.

See Mark 3:22 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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22 ! He casteth out the vncleane spirit, which the Pharises ascribe vnto the deuil.

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29 ! Blasphemie against the holie Gost.

29 f Which is, when a man fighteth against his wone conscience, & striueth against the trueth which is reueiled vnto him: for such one is in a reprobate sense and can not come to repentance.

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31 / Or, cousins.

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35 ! The brother, sister and mother of Christ.