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<Mar2 -:1> 01 Christ followed by multitudes 03 heals one sick of
the palsy 13 calls Matthew from the receipt of custom 15 eats
with Publicans and sinners 18 excuses his disciples for not
fasting 23 and for plucking the ears of corn on the sabbath day.
* again # mar 1:45 mat 9:1 lu 5:18 * and it # mar 7:24 lu 18:35-
38 jno 4:47 ac 2:6
<Mar2 -:2> * straightway # mar 2:13 1:33,37,45 4:1,2 lu 5:17 12:
1 * and he # mar 1:14 6:34 ps 40:9 mat 5:2 lu 8:1,11 ac 8:25 11:
19 14:25 # 16:6 ro 10:8 2ti 4:2
<Mar2 -:3> * bringing # mat 9:1,2 lu 5:18
<Mar2 -:4> * they uncovered # de 22:8 lu 5:19
<Mar2 -:5> * saw # ge 22:12 jno 2:25 ac 11:23 14:9 ep 2:8 1th 1:
3,4 ja 2:18-22 * he said # mar 2:9,10 is 53:11 mat 9:2 lu 5:20 7:
47-50 ac 5:31 2co 2:10 # col 3:13 * Son. The Jews believed that
not only death but all disease was the consequence of sin. There
is no death without sin, nor any chastisement without iniquity;
and that no diseased person could be healed of his disease till
his sins were blotted out. Our Lord, therefore, as usual,
appeals to their received opinions, and asserts his high dignity,
by first forgiving the sins, and then healing the body of the
paralytic. # mar 5:34 mat 9:22 lu 8:48 * sins # job 33:17-26 ps
32:1-5 90:7-9 103:3 is 38:17 jno 5:14 # 1co 11:30 ja 5:15
<Mar2 -:6> * reasoning # mar 8:17 mat 16:7,8 lu 5:21:22 2co 10:5
<Mar2 -:7> * speak # mar 14:64 mat 9:3 26:65 jno 10:33,36 * who
# job 14:4 ps 130:4 is 43:25 da 9:9 mi 7:18 lu 5:21 7:49 # jno
20:20-23
<Mar2 -:8> * when # 1ch 29:17 mat 9:4 lu 5:22 6:8 7:39,40 jno 2:
24,25 6:64 21:17 # he 4:13 ro 2:23 * why # mar 7:21 ps 139:2 pr
15:26 24:9 is 55:7 eze 38:10 lu 24:38 # ac 5:3 8:22
<Mar2 -:9> * is it # mat 9:5 lu 5:22-25 * thy sins # mar 2:5
<Mar2 -:10> # da 7:13,14 mat 9:6-8 16:13 jno 5:20-27 ac 5:31 1ti
1:13-16
<Mar2 -:11> # mar 1:41 jno 5:8-10 6:63
<Mar2 -:12> * insomuch # mar 1:27 mat 9:8 12:23 lu 7:16 *
glorified # mat 15:31 lu 5:26 13:13 17:15 ac 4:21 * we never #
mat 9:33 jno 7:31 9:32
<Mar2 -:13> * by # mat 9:9 13:1 * and all # mar 2:2 3:7 8:20,21
4:1 pr 1:20-22 lu 19:48 21:38
<Mar2 -:14> * he saw # mar 3:18 mat 9:9 lu 5:27 * Alpheus # mar
3:18 lu 6:15 ac 1:13 * receipt of custom. or, place where the
custom was received. * follow me # mar 1:17-20 mat 4:19-22
<Mar2 -:15> # mat 9:10,11 21:31,32 lu 5:29,30 6:17 15:1
<Mar2 -:16> * how # mar 2:7 is 65:5 lu 15:2 18:11 19:7,10 1co 2:
15 he 12:3 * publicans # mat 18:17
<Mar2 -:17> * they that are whole # mat 9:12,13 lu 5:31,32 15:7,
29 16:15 jno 9:34,40 * I came # is 1:18 55:7 mat 18:11 lu 15:10
19:10 ac 20:21 26:20 # ro 5:6-8,20,21 1co 6:9-11 1ti 1:15,16 tit
2:14 3:3-7
<Mar2 -:18> * the disciples # mat 9:14-17 lu 5:33-39 * why # mat
6:16,18 23:5 lu 18:12 ro 10:3
<Mar2 -:19> * can # ge 29:22 ju 14:10,11 ps 45:14 ca 6:8 mat 25:
1-10
<Mar2 -:20> * the bridegroom # ps 45:11 ca 3:11 is 54:5 62:5 jno
3:29 2co 11:2 re 19:7 21:9 * be taken # zec 13:7 mat 26:31 jno 7:
33,34 12:8 13:33 16:7,28 17:11,13 # ac 1:9 3:21 * and # ac 13:2,
3 14:28 1co 7:5 2co 6:5 11:27
<Mar2 -:21> * seweth # ps 103:13-15 is 57:16 1co 10:13 * new, or,
raw, or, unwrought # mat 9:16
<Mar2 -:22> * bottles # jos 9:4,13 job 32:19 ps 119:80,83 mat 9:
17 lu 5:37,38
<Mar2 -:23> * that # mat 12:1-8 lu 6:1-5 * to pluck # de 23:24,25
<Mar2 -:24> * why # mar 2:7,16 mat 7:3-5 15:2,3 23:23,24 he 12:3
* that # ex 20:10 31:15 35:2,3 nu 15:32-36 ne 13:15-22 is 56:2,4,
6 # 58:13 je 17:20-27
<Mar2 -:25> * have # mar 12:20,26 mat 19:4 21:16,42 22:31 lu 10:
26 * what # 1sa 21:3-6
<Mar2 -:26> * Abiathar. It appears from the passage referred to
here, that Ahimelech was then high priest at Nob; and from other
passages, that Abiathar was his son. Various conjectures have
been formed in order to solve this difficulty; and some, instead
of untying, have cut the knot, by pronouncing it an
interpolation. The most probable opinion seems to be, that both
father and son had two names, the father being also called
Abiathar; and this appears almost certain from 2sa 8:17 1ch 18:
16, where Ahimelech seems evidently termed Abiathar, while
Abiathar is called Ahimelech or Abimelech. # 1ki 2:26,27 2sa 22:
20-22 23:6,9 2sa 8:17 15:24,29,35 20:25 # 1ki 1:7 2:22,26,27 4:4
* which is not lawful # ex 29:32,33 le 24:5-9
<Mar2 -:27> # ex 23:12 de 5:14 ne 9:13,14 is 58:13 eze 20:12,20
lu 6:9 # jno 7:23 1co 3:21,22 2co 4:15 col 2:16
<Mar2 -:28> # mar 3:4 mat 12:8 lu 6:5 13:15,16 jno 5:9-11,17 9:5-
11,14,16 # ep 1:22 re 1:10
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