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Marcos 5:37

Listen to Marcos 5:37
37 Y no permitió que nadie fuera con El sino sólo Pedro, Jacobo y Juan, el hermano de Jacobo.

Marcos 5:37 Meaning and Commentary

Mark 5:37

And he suffered no man to follow him
To the house of the ruler, but dismissed the multitude, being not desirous of the honour and applause of men: probably what he said to the ruler, was privately, and with a low voice, so that the multitude did not hear him; and understanding by the messengers that the child was dead, were the more easily prevailed upon to depart, since they might conclude there was nothing now to be done;

save Peter, and James, and John, the brother of James:
three favourite disciples, who were a sufficient number of witnesses; and who were taken alone along with Christ on some other occasions, as at his transfiguration, and when in the garden.

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Marcos 5:37 In-Context

35 Mientras estaba todavía hablando, vinieron<***> de casa del oficial de la sinagoga, diciendo: Tu hija ha muerto, ¿para qué molestas aún al Maestro?
36 Pero Jesús, oyendo lo que se hablaba, dijo<***> al oficial de la sinagoga: No temas, cree solamente.
37 Y no permitió que nadie fuera con El sino sólo Pedro, Jacobo y Juan, el hermano de Jacobo.
38 Fueron<***> a la casa del oficial de la sinagoga, y Jesús vio<***> el alboroto, y a los que lloraban y se lamentaban mucho.
39 Y entrando les dijo<***>: ¿Por qué hacéis alboroto y lloráis? La niña no ha muerto, sino que está dormida.

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  • [a] O, Santiago

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