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Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
They took him even as he was in the ship - That is, the disciples; he was now ͅ ͅ , in the boat, i.e. his own boat which usually waited on him, and out of which it appears he was then teaching the people. There were several others there which he might have gone in, had this one not been in the place. The construction of this verse is exceedingly difficult; the meaning appears to be this: - The disciples sailed off with him just as he was in the boat out of which he had been teaching the people; and they did not wait to provide any accommodations for the passage. This I believe to be the meaning of the inspired penman.
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Mark 4:36:
Luke 8:22
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