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Mark 16:5

Mark 16:5 And entering into the sepulchre. Mary Magdalene, seeing the stone rolled away, and supposing the body had been removed by the Jews, runs to find Peter and John (John 20:1-2). The other women proceed to the sepulchre, and enter. Saw a young man. Matthew calls him an angel (Matthew 28:2). Luke says that there were two who "stood" (Luke 24:4); i.e., appeared suddenly. Besides, they might easily have both sat and stood during the interview; might have been both outside and inside at different moments, and they might have been seen both singly and together in the sudden and shifting apparition (Jacobus).




Other People's Commentary (NT) entries containing Mark 16:5:

Matthew 28:1
Mark 16:5
John 20:1-18

 

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