Mark 14:3

14:3 pure (b-30) Perhaps 'liquid.' The word is only found here and John 12:3 , evidently a known kind of nard. It is by no means impossible it may be derived from the Latin _ spicatae_ , which was the best kind of nard; hence, doubtless, the English translation 'spikenard.' The sense is plain. that... [ Continue Reading ]

Mark 14:65

14:65 hands. (e-31) Many read, 'received him with buffets.' The sense is the same. Some of the doctors 'began to spit on him;' the officers received him with these insults, another step in the scene of his blessed humiliation. see Note, Matthew 26:67 .... [ Continue Reading ]

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