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Markus 15:25

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Markus 15:25 Meaning and Commentary

Mark 15:25

And it was the third hour, and they crucified him.
] The time of the daily sacrifice of the morning, at which the priests ought to have been; and the time when the sanhedrim usually began to sit F24; for

``the grand sanhedrim sat from the daily sacrifice of the morning, to the daily sacrifice of the evening:''

but this being an extraordinary case, and they in a hurry to put Jesus to death, had been sitting up all night; and early in the morning had procured the sentence of death on him, which they were going to execute by the time they used to sit: this was about nine o'clock in the morning, and takes in the time between that and twelve at noon. The Ethiopic version reads, "and it was the sixth hour", to make it agree with ( John 19:14 ) ; and for the reconciling of these two places, (See Gill on John 19:14).


FOOTNOTES:

F24 Maimon. Hilch. Sanhedrin, c. 3, sect. 1.
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Markus 15:25 In-Context

23 En zij gaven Hem gemirreden wijn te drinken; maar Hij nam dien niet.
24 En als zij Hem gekruisigd hadden, verdeelden zij Zijn klederen, werpende het lot over dezelve, wat een iegelijk wegnemen zou.
25 En het was de derde ure, en zij kruisigden Hem.
26 En het opschrift Zijner beschuldiging was boven Hem geschreven: De KONING DER JODEN.
27 En zij kruisigden met Hem twee moordenaars, een aan Zijn rechter zijde, en een aan Zijn linker zijde.
The Dutch Staten Vertaling translation is in the public domain.

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