Quotes & Notes on:     Mark 2:11   

• John Wesley's Notes:
  (No comment on this verse).
   

• The Fourfold Gospel:

    What command could be more pleasant than that which bade this sick man go home forgiven and healed?
   

• Treasury of Scripture Knowledge:

   Mr 1:41; Joh 5:8-10; 6:63
   

• Robertson's Word Pictures:
  (No comment on this verse).
   

• William Burkitt's Notes:

   (No comment on this verse).
   

• Family Bible Notes:

   Thy bed; the small couch on which he lay.
   

• 1599 Geneva Bible Notes:
  (No comment on this verse).
   

• People's New Testament Commentary:

  (No comment on this verse).
   

• Albert Barnes' Commentary:

  (No comment on this verse).
   

• Jamieson-Faussett Brown:

  This taking up the portable couch, and walking home with it, was designed to prove the completeness of the cure.
   

• Spurgeon Devotional Commentary:

  (No comment on this verse).
   

• Adam Clarke's Commentary:

  (No comment on this verse).

   

• Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary:

   (No comment on this verse).
   

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