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Markus 3:11

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11 Und wenn die unreinen Geister ihn sahen, fielen sie vor ihm nieder und riefen und sprachen: Du bist der Sohn Gottes.

Markus 3:11 Meaning and Commentary

Mark 3:11

And unclean spirits, when they saw him
That is, as the Syriac and Arabic versions read, "they who had unclean spirits": or, as the Ethiopic, "they that were possessed with unclean spirits"; as soon as ever they beheld Christ, though they had never seen him before, and he was an entire stranger to them, yet

fell down before him:
the unclean spirits being said to do that, which they that were possessed with them did; and which, notwithstanding their possession of them, they could not prevent, but were obliged to admit of it, as a token of their subjection to Christ:

and
even the devils themselves in the men,

cried, saying, thou art the Son of God;
a divine person, equal with God; and such his power over them, and his healing all manner of diseases, by a word, or touch, showed him to be.

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Markus 3:11 In-Context

9 Und er sagte seinen Jüngern, daß ein Schifflein für ihn in Bereitschaft bleiben solle wegen der Volksmenge, auf daß sie ihn nicht drängten.
10 Denn er heilte viele, so daß alle, welche Plagen hatten, ihn überfielen, auf daß sie ihn anrühren möchten.
11 Und wenn die unreinen Geister ihn sahen, fielen sie vor ihm nieder und riefen und sprachen: Du bist der Sohn Gottes.
12 Und er bedrohte sie sehr, daß sie ihn nicht offenbar machten.
13 Und er steigt auf den Berg und ruft herzu, welche er selbst wollte. Und sie kamen zu ihm;
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