Mark 3:11-15 - Revision history

KurtElieson: Redirected page to Mark 3:7-6:6

2015-11-30T04:15:20Z

Redirected page to Mark 3:7-6:6

Matthewfaulconer: Reverted edits by 207.44.132.115 (Talk); changed back to last version by Matthewfaulconer

2007-04-10T16:49:52Z

Reverted edits by 207.44.132.115 (Talk); changed back to last version by Matthewfaulconer

207.44.132.115 at 14:27, 10 April 2007

2007-04-10T14:27:18Z

Matthewfaulconer: /* Lexical notes */ changing as to the

2006-10-20T04:51:51Z

‎Lexical notes: changing as to the

Matthewfaulconer: removing extra instructions

2005-08-02T03:15:17Z

removing extra instructions

Eric: /* Lexical notes / translation of poieo*

2005-08-02T00:33:01Z

‎Lexical notes: translation of <i>poieo</i>

Eric: /* Exegesis */ unclean spirits told not to tell who Jesus is

2005-07-31T16:14:44Z

‎Exegesis: unclean spirits told not to tell who Jesus is

Matthewfaulconer at 04:29, 12 April 2005

2005-04-12T04:29:08Z

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== Questions ==
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== Lexical notes ==
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== Exegesis ==
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-* The Greek verb translated as "ordained" in verse 14 (<i>poieo</i>) doesn't suggest a formal ordination as we would normally use that word today. The root verb is a very common verb that basically means "to make" or "to do," so how the word is translated into English depends a lot on the context. A very literal translation of this verse, then, would have Jesus "making" the twelve. Modern translations generally say that Jesus "appointed" or "selected" twelve.
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-It is interesting to note, though, that some Greek manuscripts include a phrase to indicate that Jesus named the twelve as apostles. So the idea that the twelve were selected to some sort of a formal position isn't foreign to this section of the Greek manuscripts.
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-Some manuscripts mention the selection of the twelve in verse 16 instead of here in verse 14, or in addition to verse 14.
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-== Exegesis ==
-* Jesus in verse 12 again orders the unclean spirits not to let people know who is is. This may be because the sheer numbers of people thronging after Jesus have become something of a problem.
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-* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''
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-* The Greek verb translated as "ordained" in verse 14 (<i>poieo</i>) doesn't suggest a formal ordination as we would normally use that word today. The root verb is a very common verb that basically means "to make" or "to do," so how the word is translated into English depends a lot on the context. A very literal translation of this verse, then, would have Jesus "making" the twelve. Modern translations generally say that Jesus "appointed" or "selected" twelve.
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-It is interesting to note, though, that some Greek manuscripts include a phrase to indicate that Jesus named the twelve as apostles. So the idea that the twelve were selected to some sort of a formal position isn't foreign to this section of the Greek manuscripts.
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-Some manuscripts mention the selection of the twelve in verse 16 instead of here in verse 14, or in addition to verse 14.
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-== Exegesis ==
-* Jesus in verse 12 again orders the unclean spirits not to let people know who is is. This may be because the sheer numbers of people thronging after Jesus have become something of a problem.
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-== Related links ==
-* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''
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 * The Greek verb translated as "ordained" in verse 14 (<i>poieo</i>) doesn't suggest a formal ordination as we would normally use that word today. The root verb is a very common verb that basically means "to make" or "to do," so how the word is translated into English depends a lot on the context. A very literal translation of this verse, then, would have Jesus "making" the twelve. Modern translations generally say that Jesus "appointed" or "selected" twelve.
-It is interesting to note, though, that some Greek manuscripts include a phrase to indicate that Jesus named as twelve as apostles. So the idea that the twelve were selected to some sort of a formal position isn't foreign to this section of the Greek manuscripts.
+It is interesting to note, though, that some Greek manuscripts include a phrase to indicate that Jesus named the twelve as apostles. So the idea that the twelve were selected to some sort of a formal position isn't foreign to this section of the Greek manuscripts.
 Some manuscripts mention the selection of the twelve in verse 16 instead of here in verse 14, or in addition to verse 14.
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