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Markus 5:40

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40 Und sie verlachten ihn. Als er aber alle hinausgetrieben hatte, nimmt er den Vater des Kindes und die Mutter und die bei ihm waren mit und geht hinein, wo das Kind lag.

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Markus 5:40 Meaning and Commentary

Mark 5:40

And they laughed him to scorn
The servants of the house that had laid her out; and the neighbours and relations that were come in on this occasion, and had satisfied themselves that she was dead; and the players on the pipe and flute, with the mourning women, who got their livelihood this way; (See Gill on Matthew 9:24);

but when he had put them all out:
of the house, or that part of it where he was; that is, ordered them to depart, with the leave and consent of the master of the house:

he taketh the father, and the mother, of the damsel, and them that
were with him:
either with Jairus, who had accompanied him to Christ, and returned with him; the Ethiopic version reads it, "with them", who were with the father and the mother of the damsel, their near relations, and intimate friends; or rather with Christ, namely, the three disciples, Peter, James, and John;

and entereth in where the damsel was lying;
into an inner room, where the child was laid out on a bed.

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Markus 5:40 In-Context

38 Und sie kommen in das Haus des Synagogenvorstehers, und er sieht ein GetĂŒmmel und Weinende und laut Heulende.
39 Und als er eingetreten war, spricht er zu ihnen: Was lÀrmet und weinet ihr? Das Kind ist nicht gestorben, sondern es schlÀft.
40 Und sie verlachten ihn. Als er aber alle hinausgetrieben hatte, nimmt er den Vater des Kindes und die Mutter und die bei ihm waren mit und geht hinein, wo das Kind lag.
41 Und indem er das Kind bei der Hand ergriff, spricht er zu ihm: Talitha kumi! das ist verdolmetscht: MĂ€gdlein, ich sage dir, stehe auf!
42 Und alsbald stand das MĂ€gdlein auf und wandelte umher, denn es war zwölf Jahre alt. Und sie erstaunten mit großem Erstaunen.
The Elberfelder Bible is in the public domain.

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