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Psalter, David, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067W–Psalter, David, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) Stock Photo

RMFHBCF9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

Harumichi no Tsuraki from the series A Pictorial Commentary on One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets, no. 31, 1844-47. Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese, 1786-1865). Color woodblock print; image: 36.2 x 24.8 cm (14 1/4 x 9 3/4 in.). Stock Photo

RM2H0Y86E–Harumichi no Tsuraki from the series A Pictorial Commentary on One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets, no. 31, 1844-47. Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese, 1786-1865). Color woodblock print; image: 36.2 x 24.8 cm (14 1/4 x 9 3/4 in.).

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14759752026) Stock Photo

RMM1G7MC–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14759752026)

William Hogarth artwork - Gin Lane - 1751 Stock Photo

RF2GHG933–William Hogarth artwork - Gin Lane - 1751

Hand coloured engraving titled The Duchess of Do-Good's Screen, an attractive subject to Tom, Logic and Jerry. Drawn and Engraved by Robert Cruikshank Stock Photo

RMH8N3Y1–Hand coloured engraving titled The Duchess of Do-Good's Screen, an attractive subject to Tom, Logic and Jerry. Drawn and Engraved by Robert Cruikshank

William Hogarth artwork - Beer Street - 1751 Stock Photo

RF2GHG90B–William Hogarth artwork - Beer Street - 1751

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . Stock Photo

RM2AKGMG6–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions .

Poem by Sanjo-in No.68, Utagawa Kunisada 歌川国貞 (Japanese, 1786-1864), Sano-ya Kihei, Publisher (Japanese), Edo, 1843-1847, ink on paper, color woodblock print, 15-1/16 x 10-1/16 in. (sheet), Signed by artist: Kochōro Toyokuni ga in a toshidama cartouche, Publishter's mark: Sano-ki (Sanoya Kihei) Censor's seal: Yoshimura Gentaro, series, A Pictorial Commentary on the Hundred Poets (Hyakunin isshu esho), Asian Art, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dyna Stock Photo

RF2B95H8C–Poem by Sanjo-in No.68, Utagawa Kunisada 歌川国貞 (Japanese, 1786-1864), Sano-ya Kihei, Publisher (Japanese), Edo, 1843-1847, ink on paper, color woodblock print, 15-1/16 x 10-1/16 in. (sheet), Signed by artist: Kochōro Toyokuni ga in a toshidama cartouche, Publishter's mark: Sano-ki (Sanoya Kihei) Censor's seal: Yoshimura Gentaro, series, A Pictorial Commentary on the Hundred Poets (Hyakunin isshu esho), Asian Art, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dyna

William Powell Frith RA (1819 – 1909) was an English painter specialising in genre subjects and panoramic narrative works of life in the Victorian era. He was elected to the Royal Academy in 1853, He has been described as the 'greatest British painter of the social scene since Hogarth. Stock Photo

RMH3W1F3–William Powell Frith RA (1819 – 1909) was an English painter specialising in genre subjects and panoramic narrative works of life in the Victorian era. He was elected to the Royal Academy in 1853, He has been described as the 'greatest British painter of the social scene since Hogarth.

Adam Clarke (1760 or 1762–1832) was a British Methodist theologian and Biblical scholar. He is chiefly remembered for writing a Stock Photo

RFB7AR92–Adam Clarke (1760 or 1762–1832) was a British Methodist theologian and Biblical scholar. He is chiefly remembered for writing a

1879: Members relaxing and reading in the Baltimore Club House, Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America. Stock Photo

RMJ578YB–1879: Members relaxing and reading in the Baltimore Club House, Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America.

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RMAMJRAW–Official sightseeing bus for tour of Bath Somerset England UK EU

Psalter, A Ship, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067G–Psalter, A Ship, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCP2–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14802594633) Stock Photo

RMM1JGCK–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14802594633)

Ephraim Moses Lilien - At the Sewing Machine Stock Photo

RF2XKP13T–Ephraim Moses Lilien - At the Sewing Machine

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . dJ.<jjielplu.o... Stock Photo

RM2AKGNF8–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . dJ.<jjielplu.o...

Official sightseeing bus for tour of city of Bath Somerset England UK EU Stock Photo

RMAMJR8H–Official sightseeing bus for tour of city of Bath Somerset England UK EU

Psalter, Peter's Repentance, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067P–Psalter, Peter's Repentance, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCEW–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14595990290) Stock Photo

RMM1G7TW–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14595990290)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . f CocoT-iffU 1880! Thr.Ajnericart Sunday School Unjxnv. Fhiladjelphicb.. (Ccrpy-rv^Tvt 1880.j Tlie American Simday School Urdcm. F}dJ.<jjielplu.o.. Stock Photo

RM2AKGR30–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . f CocoT-iffU 1880! Thr.Ajnericart Sunday School Unjxnv. Fhiladjelphicb.. (Ccrpy-rv^Tvt 1880.j Tlie American Simday School Urdcm. F}dJ.<jjielplu.o..

Psalter, An Old Man, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066R–Psalter, An Old Man, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCGD–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14780380854) Stock Photo

RMM1G7NK–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14780380854)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . to Josephus ; but the former interpretation is generallyaccepted. beheld] The imperfect tense in the original implies that he continuedwatching and observing the scene. Christus in hodierno quoque cultuspectat omnes.—Bengel. how the people] Before the Passover, freewill-ofierings in addition to thetemple-tax were generally presented.—Lange. 42. a certain poor widoiv] One of the helpless class which he had justdescribed as devoured by the extortion of the scribes and Pharisees. In thr Stock Photo

RM2AKH9DD–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . to Josephus ; but the former interpretation is generallyaccepted. beheld] The imperfect tense in the original implies that he continuedwatching and observing the scene. Christus in hodierno quoque cultuspectat omnes.—Bengel. how the people] Before the Passover, freewill-ofierings in addition to thetemple-tax were generally presented.—Lange. 42. a certain poor widoiv] One of the helpless class which he had justdescribed as devoured by the extortion of the scribes and Pharisees. In thr

Psalter, Idol-Worshipers, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067J–Psalter, Idol-Worshipers, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCFY–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14782352902) Stock Photo

RMM1J4HW–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14782352902)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . latter heldSadducean opinions, and believed that the hopes of the Jewish nation restedon the Herods, against Roman ambition, and almost looked to them for afulfillment of the prophecies respecting the advent of the Messiah. Betweenlie and lie there are always points of contact, so that they can act togetherfor a while ; it is only between a lie and the truth that there is absoluteopposition, and no compromise possible. 7. a great multitude^ These multitudes were fromand Galilee; (2) Stock Photo

RM2AKHNT8–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . latter heldSadducean opinions, and believed that the hopes of the Jewish nation restedon the Herods, against Roman ambition, and almost looked to them for afulfillment of the prophecies respecting the advent of the Messiah. Betweenlie and lie there are always points of contact, so that they can act togetherfor a while ; it is only between a lie and the truth that there is absoluteopposition, and no compromise possible. 7. a great multitude^ These multitudes were fromand Galilee; (2)

Psalter, A Monastic Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90671–Psalter, A Monastic Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCHF–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14780392324) Stock Photo

RMM1G7MD–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14780392324)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . ckok. The sons of Zebedee had been in a better socialposition than most of their brethren, and this attempt to secure a preeminenceof honor kindled a storm of jealousy, but it was soon allayed. 42. which] commonly used at the time our translation was made for therelative who,^ and applied to persons. It is now obsolete in this sense,and it is to be regretted that the R. V. does not uniformly use * who in suchcases, as the American revisers desired, are accounted] = those who are rega Stock Photo

RM2AKHDJR–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . ckok. The sons of Zebedee had been in a better socialposition than most of their brethren, and this attempt to secure a preeminenceof honor kindled a storm of jealousy, but it was soon allayed. 42. which] commonly used at the time our translation was made for therelative who,^ and applied to persons. It is now obsolete in this sense,and it is to be regretted that the R. V. does not uniformly use * who in suchcases, as the American revisers desired, are accounted] = those who are rega

Psalter, A Bishop Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90696–Psalter, A Bishop Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCNG–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14780353464) Stock Photo

RMM1ENT6–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14780353464)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . terally, those from him, or belonging tohim, in which sense the phrase is used by Xenophon. The exact meaningis doubtful, but it isusually understood to refer, not to the apostles, but hisrelatives, including his brethren and his mother, who are noticed here asgoing forth, and a few verses later on as having arrived at the house whereour Lord was (Mark iii, 31), or the place where the crowds were thronging him. He is beside himself] The phrase is designedly ambiguous, and maybe usedi Stock Photo

RM2AKHMWJ–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . terally, those from him, or belonging tohim, in which sense the phrase is used by Xenophon. The exact meaningis doubtful, but it isusually understood to refer, not to the apostles, but hisrelatives, including his brethren and his mother, who are noticed here asgoing forth, and a few verses later on as having arrived at the house whereour Lord was (Mark iii, 31), or the place where the crowds were thronging him. He is beside himself] The phrase is designedly ambiguous, and maybe usedi

Psalter, A Stylite Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90669–Psalter, A Stylite Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMFHBCH2–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14596106298) Stock Photo

RMM1G7MA–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881) (14596106298)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . tramping down the seeds which have fallen by the way-side, and larks and sparrows are busy picking them up. That man with hismattock is digging about places where the rock is too near the surface forthe plow, and much that is sown there will wither away. And not a fewseeds have fallen among this bellayi, and will be effectually choked by thismost entangled of thorn-bushes. But a large portion falls into really goodground, and four months hence will exhibit every variety of crop up to Stock Photo

RM2AKHMFA–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . tramping down the seeds which have fallen by the way-side, and larks and sparrows are busy picking them up. That man with hismattock is digging about places where the rock is too near the surface forthe plow, and much that is sown there will wither away. And not a fewseeds have fallen among this bellayi, and will be effectually choked by thismost entangled of thorn-bushes. But a large portion falls into really goodground, and four months hence will exhibit every variety of crop up to

RM2T9069D–Psalter, A Monastic Saint, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXHW–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . hoenician.The first term describes her religion, that she was a Gentile ; the second, thestock of which she came. Juvenal uses the same term, as Justin Martyr andTertullian mention. She is called a Syro-phcenician, as distinguished fromthe Liby Phoenicians, the Phoenicians of Africa, that is, Carthage. Phoeni-cia belonged at this time to the province of Syria. The Emperor Adriandivided Syria into three parts: Syria proper, Syro-Phoenicia, and Syro-Palestina ; and we may well believe Stock Photo

RM2AKHGY9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . hoenician.The first term describes her religion, that she was a Gentile ; the second, thestock of which she came. Juvenal uses the same term, as Justin Martyr andTertullian mention. She is called a Syro-phcenician, as distinguished fromthe Liby Phoenicians, the Phoenicians of Africa, that is, Carthage. Phoeni-cia belonged at this time to the province of Syria. The Emperor Adriandivided Syria into three parts: Syria proper, Syro-Phoenicia, and Syro-Palestina ; and we may well believe

Psalter, A Tree with Birds, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067M–Psalter, A Tree with Birds, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXGD–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . n John xiv, 30; (7) severest of all, the Father was to turn fromhim, and give him over to suffer the penalty of broken law, like a commonmalefactor. It was the burden of the sin of millions of souls, extendingover thousands of years; it was an awful sense of the virulence of evil, andthe frown of the Almighty, and the terrible judgment of righteous law, thatbrought this unutterable agony to the Son of God. See Alford, Farrar,Geikie, and Edwards on this theme. Be resigned to Gods will Stock Photo

RM2AKH6TT–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . n John xiv, 30; (7) severest of all, the Father was to turn fromhim, and give him over to suffer the penalty of broken law, like a commonmalefactor. It was the burden of the sin of millions of souls, extendingover thousands of years; it was an awful sense of the virulence of evil, andthe frown of the Almighty, and the terrible judgment of righteous law, thatbrought this unutterable agony to the Son of God. See Alford, Farrar,Geikie, and Edwards on this theme. Be resigned to Gods will

Psalter, David Pointing to an Idol, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067D–Psalter, David Pointing to an Idol, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXJM–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . to havereturned once more towards the fire, and was conversing in his rough Galileandialect with.the soldiers and servants when, after the lapse of*an hour, notanother, but the same maid (see R. V.), again made the charge. to them that stood hy] on this occasion she addressed herself to the by-standers, amongst whom was a kinsman of Malchus (John xviii, 26). 70. And he denied it again] this denial was probably addressed to thoseround the fire. Any man who is not supported by the hand Stock Photo

RM2AKH5C4–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . to havereturned once more towards the fire, and was conversing in his rough Galileandialect with.the soldiers and servants when, after the lapse of*an hour, notanother, but the same maid (see R. V.), again made the charge. to them that stood hy] on this occasion she addressed herself to the by-standers, amongst whom was a kinsman of Malchus (John xviii, 26). 70. And he denied it again] this denial was probably addressed to thoseround the fire. Any man who is not supported by the hand

Psalter, Christ Addresses David, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90666–Psalter, Christ Addresses David, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXBY–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . ave been throngedwith strangers, and the flat roofs covered with eager gazers, who either feastedtheir eyes with a first sight of the Sacred City, for which they had so oftenlonged, or else once more rejoiced in view of the well-remembered localities.It was the last day-view which the Lord bad of the Holy City—till His resur-rection!—Ed(Tsheim. he cometh with the twelve] Judas must have stolen back to Bethany beforedaylight, and another day of hypocrisy had been spent under the penet Stock Photo

RM2AKH7R9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . ave been throngedwith strangers, and the flat roofs covered with eager gazers, who either feastedtheir eyes with a first sight of the Sacred City, for which they had so oftenlonged, or else once more rejoiced in view of the well-remembered localities.It was the last day-view which the Lord bad of the Holy City—till His resur-rection!—Ed(Tsheim. he cometh with the twelve] Judas must have stolen back to Bethany beforedaylight, and another day of hypocrisy had been spent under the penet

Psalter, David Anointed by Samuel, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90670–Psalter, David Anointed by Samuel, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXGX–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . read is always spoken of as bro-ken, never as having been cut. Thefirst of these words implies an in-stantaneous, the second a continu-ous act. The multiplication of theloaves and fishes was continuousin the hands of Christ between theacts of breaking and distributingthe bread. Comp. 2 Kings iv.42-44. 43. baskets] There were twelvebaskets full of fragments, or onefor each of the disciples. All theEvangelists use x6(pv^oq for thesmall, common wicker-baskets^ inwhich these fragments we Stock Photo

RM2AKHHF9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . read is always spoken of as bro-ken, never as having been cut. Thefirst of these words implies an in-stantaneous, the second a continu-ous act. The multiplication of theloaves and fishes was continuousin the hands of Christ between theacts of breaking and distributingthe bread. Comp. 2 Kings iv.42-44. 43. baskets] There were twelvebaskets full of fragments, or onefor each of the disciples. All theEvangelists use x6(pv^oq for thesmall, common wicker-baskets^ inwhich these fragments we

Psalter, David Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90693–Psalter, David Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXK3–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . MYRBH. 196 A PICTORIAL COMMENTARY [Mark XV, 24, 25. Authorized Version. 24 And when they had crucified him, theyparted his garments, casting lots upon them,what every man should take. 2^ And it was the third hour, and they cruci-fied him.. THREE rOEMS OF THE CROSS. Revised Version.they offered him wine mingled with myrrh: 24 but he received it not. And they crucify him,and part his garments among them, casting 25 lots upon them, what each should take. Audit was the third hour, and th Stock Photo

RM2AKH4Y9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . MYRBH. 196 A PICTORIAL COMMENTARY [Mark XV, 24, 25. Authorized Version. 24 And when they had crucified him, theyparted his garments, casting lots upon them,what every man should take. 2^ And it was the third hour, and they cruci-fied him.. THREE rOEMS OF THE CROSS. Revised Version.they offered him wine mingled with myrrh: 24 but he received it not. And they crucify him,and part his garments among them, casting 25 lots upon them, what each should take. Audit was the third hour, and th

Psalter, David Venerating an Altar, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066F–Psalter, David Venerating an Altar, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXCB–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . of the evangelist),draw near to the tomb. The R. V. endeavors to preserve the distinction ofthe Greek by using tomb and sepulchre for two similar Greek words. 3. And they said among themselves^ Unaware of the deputationof the Jewish rulers, which had gone to Pilate, and secured thesealing of the stone and the settingof the watch over the tomb (Matt,xxvii, 62-66), their only anxietywas, loho shall roll away the stonefrom the door of the sepidchre.Toml3s belonging to rich familieswere Stock Photo

RM2AKH1JE–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . of the evangelist),draw near to the tomb. The R. V. endeavors to preserve the distinction ofthe Greek by using tomb and sepulchre for two similar Greek words. 3. And they said among themselves^ Unaware of the deputationof the Jewish rulers, which had gone to Pilate, and secured thesealing of the stone and the settingof the watch over the tomb (Matt,xxvii, 62-66), their only anxietywas, loho shall roll away the stonefrom the door of the sepidchre.Toml3s belonging to rich familieswere

Psalter, An Old Man and an Eagle, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067F–Psalter, An Old Man and an Eagle, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXJ9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . have done. 24. that which is not lawfid] They did not accuse them of theft, for theLaw allowed what they were doing (Deut. xxiii, 25), but of profaning theSabbath. The Law, of course, forbade reaping and threshing on that day,but the Rabbis had decided that even to pluck corn was to be construed asreaping, and to rub it as threshing. They even forbade walking on grass asa species of threshing, and would not allow so much as a fruit to be pluckedfrom a tree on that day. See Lightfoot, Stock Photo

RM2AKHP6G–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . have done. 24. that which is not lawfid] They did not accuse them of theft, for theLaw allowed what they were doing (Deut. xxiii, 25), but of profaning theSabbath. The Law, of course, forbade reaping and threshing on that day,but the Rabbis had decided that even to pluck corn was to be construed asreaping, and to rub it as threshing. They even forbade walking on grass asa species of threshing, and would not allow so much as a fruit to be pluckedfrom a tree on that day. See Lightfoot,

RM2T9069E–Psalter, David Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMF1GXHC–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . by the Jews. The Roman eagles,therefore, losing over the site of the temple, ^ where they ought not,^^ andcompassing the city (Luke xxi, 20), was the sign that the Holy Place had fallen under the dominion of theidolaters. Others (3) would refer thewords not only to the Roman eagles. but to the outrages of lust and murderperpetrated by the zealots, which d^oveevery worshipper in horror from the sa-cred courts. See Jos. Bell. Jud. iv, 3, 7.The second explanation is ingeniouslyurged by Stock Photo

RM2AKH8NF–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . by the Jews. The Roman eagles,therefore, losing over the site of the temple, ^ where they ought not,^^ andcompassing the city (Luke xxi, 20), was the sign that the Holy Place had fallen under the dominion of theidolaters. Others (3) would refer thewords not only to the Roman eagles. but to the outrages of lust and murderperpetrated by the zealots, which d^oveevery worshipper in horror from the sa-cred courts. See Jos. Bell. Jud. iv, 3, 7.The second explanation is ingeniouslyurged by

Psalter, An Egyptian Sinking into the Sea, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9069G–Psalter, An Egyptian Sinking into the Sea, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

RMGJDFT6–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark - with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions (1881)

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . use, as implied in themargin of the R. V., or that of his friends, Mark iii, 21, but it is more con-sistent to suppose that he made Peters house his home. Comp. his reply toHerods messengers. 2. about the door] The Greek phrase implies that all the avenues ofapproach to the house were blocked up, and the courtyard or vestibule wasfilled. 3. borne of four] Notice the pictorial definiteness of the Evangelist. 4. ..they uncovered the roof] TheGreek word implies digging throughthe tiles, Stock Photo

RM2AKHR0B–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . use, as implied in themargin of the R. V., or that of his friends, Mark iii, 21, but it is more con-sistent to suppose that he made Peters house his home. Comp. his reply toHerods messengers. 2. about the door] The Greek phrase implies that all the avenues ofapproach to the house were blocked up, and the courtyard or vestibule wasfilled. 3. borne of four] Notice the pictorial definiteness of the Evangelist. 4. ..they uncovered the roof] TheGreek word implies digging throughthe tiles,

Psalter, An Angel Punishing the Sinners, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066H–Psalter, An Angel Punishing the Sinners, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . ood gluttony, drunkenness, and intemperance, and sensuality of everykind.—Bloomjield. it becometh unfruitful] or, as Luke has it, they bring no fruit to perfec-tion ; a word not elsewhere in the N. T., and used with reference to a wo-man bringing a child to the birth, or a tree to its full maturity. The merehearer of the word has at first a name to live, but the life of godlinesshas no abiding root, and it dies. 20. such as hear the word, and receive ?7] mark the contrast; what aglor Stock Photo

RM2AKHM89–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . ood gluttony, drunkenness, and intemperance, and sensuality of everykind.—Bloomjield. it becometh unfruitful] or, as Luke has it, they bring no fruit to perfec-tion ; a word not elsewhere in the N. T., and used with reference to a wo-man bringing a child to the birth, or a tree to its full maturity. The merehearer of the word has at first a name to live, but the life of godlinesshas no abiding root, and it dies. 20. such as hear the word, and receive ?7] mark the contrast; what aglor

Psalter, David Venerating God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90697–Psalter, David Venerating God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . STNAGOauE AT MEIEON. (After Photograph, Palestine Fund.). SEA OF GALILEE, FBOM TIBEBL4.S. (After Original Photograph.) 82 A PICTORIAL COMMENTARY [Maek 1,16-19. Authorized Version. Baw Simon and Andrew his brother casting anet into the sea; for they were fishers. 17 And Jesus said unto them, Come ye afterme, and I will make you to become fiahers ofmen. 18 And straightway they forsook their nets,and followed him. 19 And when he had gone a little furtherthence, he saw James the son of Z Stock Photo

RM2AKHRT5–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . STNAGOauE AT MEIEON. (After Photograph, Palestine Fund.). SEA OF GALILEE, FBOM TIBEBL4.S. (After Original Photograph.) 82 A PICTORIAL COMMENTARY [Maek 1,16-19. Authorized Version. Baw Simon and Andrew his brother casting anet into the sea; for they were fishers. 17 And Jesus said unto them, Come ye afterme, and I will make you to become fiahers ofmen. 18 And straightway they forsook their nets,and followed him. 19 And when he had gone a little furtherthence, he saw James the son of Z

RM2T90675–Psalter, David Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . different anointings. there came a woman] John says her name was Mary, probably the sisterof Martha, and of Lazarus. The name of the woman who was a sinner, andanointed Jesus at the house of Simon the Pharisee, is not given, so that theRomanist writers have no ground for identifying her with Mary of Bethany,or for regarding the anointing at Bethany as the same as the one describedin Luke vii, 36—50. Mark XIV, 4.] ON THE GOSPEL OF MARK. 163 Authorized Version. woman having an alabaste Stock Photo

RM2AKH8CE–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . different anointings. there came a woman] John says her name was Mary, probably the sisterof Martha, and of Lazarus. The name of the woman who was a sinner, andanointed Jesus at the house of Simon the Pharisee, is not given, so that theRomanist writers have no ground for identifying her with Mary of Bethany,or for regarding the anointing at Bethany as the same as the one describedin Luke vii, 36—50. Mark XIV, 4.] ON THE GOSPEL OF MARK. 163 Authorized Version. woman having an alabaste

RM2T9069A–Psalter, David Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . iv, 14,15. For the entire parable comp. 1 Pet. i, 23-25. 30. Whereunto shall we liken]This method of asking a questionbefore beginning a discourse wasknown to the Rabbis. The parablesof the Sower and the Tares (Matt,xiii, 24-30 and 36-43) had beendiscouraging to the disciples, andnow, lest they should be tempted tolose heart and to despair, the two Earables (the Mustard Seed and theleaven) are spoken for their encour-agement. My kingdom, the Lordwould say, ** shall survive these loss Stock Photo

RM2AKHKG2–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . iv, 14,15. For the entire parable comp. 1 Pet. i, 23-25. 30. Whereunto shall we liken]This method of asking a questionbefore beginning a discourse wasknown to the Rabbis. The parablesof the Sower and the Tares (Matt,xiii, 24-30 and 36-43) had beendiscouraging to the disciples, andnow, lest they should be tempted tolose heart and to despair, the two Earables (the Mustard Seed and theleaven) are spoken for their encour-agement. My kingdom, the Lordwould say, ** shall survive these loss

RM2T9064H–Psalter, David Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . lcis. Aluxurious feast of the period was not re-garded as complete unless it closed withsome gross pantomimic representation;and doubtless Herod had adopted the evilfashion of his day. But he had not anti-cipated for his guests the rare luxury ofseeing a princess—his own niece, a grand-daughter of Herod the Great and of Ma-riamne, a descendant, therefore, of Simonthe High Priest, and the great line of^Maccabasan princes—a princess who afterwards became the wife of a tetrarch, andthe Stock Photo

RM2AKHJ2E–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . lcis. Aluxurious feast of the period was not re-garded as complete unless it closed withsome gross pantomimic representation;and doubtless Herod had adopted the evilfashion of his day. But he had not anti-cipated for his guests the rare luxury ofseeing a princess—his own niece, a grand-daughter of Herod the Great and of Ma-riamne, a descendant, therefore, of Simonthe High Priest, and the great line of^Maccabasan princes—a princess who afterwards became the wife of a tetrarch, andthe

Psalter, Potiphar Sending Joseph to Prison, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066E–Psalter, Potiphar Sending Joseph to Prison, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . y sat with their faces to the people. In the synagogue at Alexandria therewere seventy-one golden chairs, according to the number of the members ofthe Great Sanhedrin. the uppermost rooms] or most honorable seats ; places is not an ade-quate translation of the G-reek, as Alexander suggests, for it includes a placeto recline, the first sitting places in soperis. — Wyclif; the highest placeon the divan at the feast, as among the Greeks. Among the Romans, whena party consisted of more t Stock Photo

RM2AKHAN1–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . y sat with their faces to the people. In the synagogue at Alexandria therewere seventy-one golden chairs, according to the number of the members ofthe Great Sanhedrin. the uppermost rooms] or most honorable seats ; places is not an ade-quate translation of the G-reek, as Alexander suggests, for it includes a placeto recline, the first sitting places in soperis. — Wyclif; the highest placeon the divan at the feast, as among the Greeks. Among the Romans, whena party consisted of more t

Psalter, Christ Addresses the Poor Man, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066J–Psalter, Christ Addresses the Poor Man, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . THE APPK0.CH TO EDOM FROM THB EAST (After a Thotograph b-Frith).. 50 A PICTORIAL COMMENTARY [Mark III, 9-13. Revised Version. and about Tyre and Sidon, a great multitude, hearing ^what great things he did, came unto 9 him. And he spake to his disciples, that a little boat should wait on him because of the 10 crowd, lest they should throng him: for hehad healed many; insomuch that as manyas had ^plagues =*pressed upon him that they 11 might touch him. And the unclean spirits,whensoev Stock Photo

RM2AKHNE9–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . THE APPK0.CH TO EDOM FROM THB EAST (After a Thotograph b-Frith).. 50 A PICTORIAL COMMENTARY [Mark III, 9-13. Revised Version. and about Tyre and Sidon, a great multitude, hearing ^what great things he did, came unto 9 him. And he spake to his disciples, that a little boat should wait on him because of the 10 crowd, lest they should throng him: for hehad healed many; insomuch that as manyas had ^plagues =*pressed upon him that they 11 might touch him. And the unclean spirits,whensoev

Psalter, David Pointing to a Tree, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9064A–Psalter, David Pointing to a Tree, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . the N. T., it is connected with the idea of a liberal orlarge amount; and yet, in these passages, the English rendering names asum which is absurdly small.—Lightfoot. 38, go and see] this does not imply that Jesus was ignorant of whatwas in their possession, but rather that he wished to try their^ faith. Theyfound a lad who had^ye barley loaves, and two small fishes, which they couldsecure. They were only barley loaves (John vi, 9), the food even then, forthe most part, of the poor a Stock Photo

RM2AKHHRT–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . the N. T., it is connected with the idea of a liberal orlarge amount; and yet, in these passages, the English rendering names asum which is absurdly small.—Lightfoot. 38, go and see] this does not imply that Jesus was ignorant of whatwas in their possession, but rather that he wished to try their^ faith. Theyfound a lad who had^ye barley loaves, and two small fishes, which they couldsecure. They were only barley loaves (John vi, 9), the food even then, forthe most part, of the poor a

Psalter, God Enthroned between Cherubim, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T90674–Psalter, God Enthroned between Cherubim, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . he Mishna,compiled by Rabbi Jehudan, in the second century. To this two commen-taries were added, as (2) the Gemara of Jerusalem, completed in the fourthcentury, and (3) the Gemara of Babylon, completed about A. D. 500. 4. except they wash] wash, or literally, baptize themselves, incontrast with washing only the hands, in v. 3. The American revisers pre-ferred to read bathe, instead of wash, and Meyer interprets it. totake a bath. * Market, or market place, is not to be restricted to Stock Photo

RM2AKHH5R–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . he Mishna,compiled by Rabbi Jehudan, in the second century. To this two commen-taries were added, as (2) the Gemara of Jerusalem, completed in the fourthcentury, and (3) the Gemara of Babylon, completed about A. D. 500. 4. except they wash] wash, or literally, baptize themselves, incontrast with washing only the hands, in v. 3. The American revisers pre-ferred to read bathe, instead of wash, and Meyer interprets it. totake a bath. * Market, or market place, is not to be restricted to

Psalter, A Saint Giving Alms, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9064B–Psalter, A Saint Giving Alms, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . hink the centurion becamea believer, but only was struck with awe at the extraordinary display of Godspower, a feeling which soon ends in indifference, when the cause of the fearpasses away. 40. Mari/ Magdalene] out of whom had gone forth seven demons (Lukeviii, 2). This is the first time she is mentioned by Mark. She is not to beconfounded with the nameless sinner in Luke vii, 37. The popular use of* Magdalen to describe harlots is a gratuitous assumption, founded on aiiunwarrantabl Stock Photo

RM2AKH2MA–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . hink the centurion becamea believer, but only was struck with awe at the extraordinary display of Godspower, a feeling which soon ends in indifference, when the cause of the fearpasses away. 40. Mari/ Magdalene] out of whom had gone forth seven demons (Lukeviii, 2). This is the first time she is mentioned by Mark. She is not to beconfounded with the nameless sinner in Luke vii, 37. The popular use of* Magdalen to describe harlots is a gratuitous assumption, founded on aiiunwarrantabl

Psalter, God Blessing David and Solomon, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066M–Psalter, God Blessing David and Solomon, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . e languiige in the variousaccounts. The first three gospels certainly give the impression that the supper was instituted dur-ing the passover fea^t at the regular time, and Christ who came to fnlfill the law, would hardlyhave vioated it in this case, nor would he prob.U)ly liave been permitcd so to do, by having thelamb sliiin in the temple, as tradition 8;iys was the custom at that time. Hence, the chronologyfollowed in these notes, assigns it to Thursday eve, 14th Nisan, 783, or Ap Stock Photo

RM2AKH87N–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . e languiige in the variousaccounts. The first three gospels certainly give the impression that the supper was instituted dur-ing the passover fea^t at the regular time, and Christ who came to fnlfill the law, would hardlyhave vioated it in this case, nor would he prob.U)ly liave been permitcd so to do, by having thelamb sliiin in the temple, as tradition 8;iys was the custom at that time. Hence, the chronologyfollowed in these notes, assigns it to Thursday eve, 14th Nisan, 783, or Ap

RM2T9066C–Psalter, A Saint Giving Alms, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . Sandals (see Chap. I).leather.—Talmud. The Galilean peasants now wear a coarse shoe, an-swering to the sandal of the ancients, but never take two pair with them. two coats] tunics, or under garments having sleeves, and reaching to theknees. They were not to encumber themselves with changes of raiment.Canon Cook observes that persons of distinction usually wore two tunics, theunder one of fine linen. 10. there abide] When a stranger arrives in a village or an encampment,the neighbors, Stock Photo

RM2AKHJDM–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . Sandals (see Chap. I).leather.—Talmud. The Galilean peasants now wear a coarse shoe, an-swering to the sandal of the ancients, but never take two pair with them. two coats] tunics, or under garments having sleeves, and reaching to theknees. They were not to encumber themselves with changes of raiment.Canon Cook observes that persons of distinction usually wore two tunics, theunder one of fine linen. 10. there abide] When a stranger arrives in a village or an encampment,the neighbors,

Psalter, A Bishop Saint Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9067T–Psalter, A Bishop Saint Praying to God, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . MEASUIIEB OF CAPACITY. Maek IV, 22-27.] ON THE GOSPEL OF MARK. 61 Revised Veesion. 22 and not to be put on the stand? For there isnothing hid, save that it should be mani-fested ; neither was anything made secret, but 23 that it should come to light. If any man2-4 hath ears to hear, let him hear. And he said unto them, Take heed what ye hear:with what measure ye mete it shallbe meas-ured unto you: and more shall be given 25 unto you. For he that hath, to him shall begiven: and he tha Stock Photo

RM2AKHKXK–A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions . MEASUIIEB OF CAPACITY. Maek IV, 22-27.] ON THE GOSPEL OF MARK. 61 Revised Veesion. 22 and not to be put on the stand? For there isnothing hid, save that it should be mani-fested ; neither was anything made secret, but 23 that it should come to light. If any man2-4 hath ears to hear, let him hear. And he said unto them, Take heed what ye hear:with what measure ye mete it shallbe meas-ured unto you: and more shall be given 25 unto you. For he that hath, to him shall begiven: and he tha

Psalter, A Man Smoking a Pipe, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev Stock Photo

RM2T9066K–Psalter, A Man Smoking a Pipe, This manuscript, illustrated with 155 marginal paintings, is one the few surviving 'marginal psalters,' in which images provide a pictorial commentary on the Biblical text. Other examples include the Khludov Psalter, the Barberini Psalter, the Theodore Psalter, and a Cyrillic psalter made in Kiev

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