Matthew 15:6 See note on Mt 15:5...
(See Gill on Matthew 4:14)...
(See Gill on Matthew 1:13)....
A few small fishes (oliga icqudia, diminutive again). ...
Pharisees [B] [E] [H] [S]A sect of the Jews Acts 15:5 Doctrines of Matthew 15:9 Concerning the resurrection Acts 23:6 Acts 23:8 Association wit...
Hypocrites God knows and detects Isaiah 29:15 Isaiah 29:16 Christ knew and detected Matthew 22:18 God has no pleasure in Isaiah 9:17 Sha...
As thou wilt (w qelei). Her great faith and her keen rejoinder won her case. ...
On the ground (epi thn ghn). No mention of grass as in Matthew 14:19 for this time, midsummer, the grass would be parched and gone. ...
The children (tou paida). Masculine and probably boys who had caught the enthusiasm of the crowd. ...
Cast (ebalen). As in verse Matthew 16 . Gathered (etrughsen). Like eqerisqh in verse Matthew 16 , in obedience to the instructions in verse Matthe...
Into the parts of Dalmanutha (ei ta merh Dalmanouqa). Matthew 15:39 calls it the borders of Magadan. Both names are unknown elsewhere, but apparent...
Overview - Matthew 15 1?Christ reproves the Scribes and Pharisees for transgressing God's commandments through their own traditions; 10?teaches how th...
Declare unto us the parable (prason min thn parabolhn). Explain the parable (pithy saying) in verse Hebrews 11 , not in verse Hebrews 14 . As a mat...
Perceiving (gnou). Second aorist active participle of ginwskw. Jesus read their very thoughts. They were now plain to any one who saw their angry cou...
Overview - Matthew 4 1?Christ, fasting forty days, is tempted of the devil and ministered unto by angels. 12?He dwells in Capernaum; 17?begins to prea...
And sat there (ekaqhto ekei). Was sitting there on the mountain side near the sea of Galilee, possibly to rest and to enjoy the view or more likely t...
Hearers General scriptures concerning Ezekiel 33:30-32 ; Matthew 7:24-27 ; Matthew 13:14 Matthew 13:15 Matthew 13:19-23 ; Luke 6:49 ; 8:11-15 ...
Had (eicen). Regular imperfect here, no longer ecwn. For a measure a golden reed (metron kalamon crusoun). See Matthew 11:1 for kalamo (reed). Metr...
Overview - Mark 2 1?Christ followed by multitudes, 3?heals one sick of the palsy; 13?calls Matthew from the receipt of custom; 15?eats with Publicans...
More tolerable (anektoteron). The papyri use this adjective of a convalescent. People in their vernacular today speak of feeling tolerable. The Galil...