Marcos 3:3

3 Jesús le dijo al hombre con la mano deforme:

Marcos 3:3 Meaning and Commentary

Mark 3:3

And he saith unto the man which had the withered hand
After he had reasoned with them from the lesser to the greater, upon their own principles and practices, in relieving and taking out a sheep fallen into a ditch, on a sabbath day, ( Matthew 12:10 Matthew 12:11 ) , and knowing "their thoughts", as Luke says, ( Luke 6:8 ) , their reasonings and designs; and as the Persic version here, from thence "understanding their conspiracy", turns himself to the lame man, and bids him

stand forth:
or, as in Luke, "rise up and stand forth in the midst", ( Luke 6:8 ) . He bid him rise up from his seat, and stand forth in the midst of the synagogue: this he said, partly to raise the attention of the people to the following miracle; and partly to move commiseration upon the sight of the object; and to aggravate the hard heartedness of the Pharisees; as also, that it might be manifest to all, that the man's hand was really withered; and that there was no fraud in the following cure.

Marcos 3:3 In-Context

1 Jesús sana en el día de descanso
Jesús entró de nuevo en la sinagoga y vio a un hombre que tenía una mano deforme.

2 Como era el día de descanso, los enemigos de Jesús lo vigilaban de cerca. Si sanaba la mano del hombre, tenían pensado acusarlo por trabajar en el día de descanso.

3 Jesús le dijo al hombre con la mano deforme:

4 Luego se dirigió a sus acusadores y les preguntó:
Pero ellos no quisieron contestarle.

5 Jesús miró con enojo a los que lo rodeaban, profundamente entristecido por la dureza de su corazón. Entonces le dijo al hombre:
Así que el hombre la extendió, ¡y la mano quedó restaurada!