Mark 14
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Mark 14:66-72

661As PeterG4074 was belowG2736 in 2the courtyardG833, oneG1520 of the servant-girlsG3814 of the highG749 priestG749 cameG2064,

67and seeingG3708 PeterG4074 3warmingG2328 himself, she lookedG1689 at him and saidG3004, “You alsoG2532 were with JesusG2424 the 4NazareneG3479.”

68But he deniedG720 it, sayingG3004, “I neitherG3777 knowG3609 norG3777 understandG1987 whatG5101 you are talkingG3004 about.” And he 5wentG1831 out ontoG1519 the 6porchG4259.7

69The servant-girlG3814 sawG3708 him, and beganG757 onceG3825 moreG3825 to sayG3004 to the bystandersG3936, “ThisG3778 is one of them!”

70But againG3825 8he deniedG720 it. And afterG3326 a littleG3398 whileG3398 the bystandersG3936 were againG3825 sayingG3004 to PeterG4074, “SurelyG230 you are one of them, 9for you are a GalileanG1057 tooG2532.”

71But he beganG757 to 10curseG332 and swearG3660, “I do not knowG3609 thisG3778 manG444 you are talkingG3004 about!”

72ImmediatelyG2117 a roosterG220 crowedG5455 a secondG1208 timeG1208. And PeterG4074 rememberedG363 howG5613 JesusG2424 had madeG3004 the remarkG4487 to him, “BeforeG4250 11a roosterG220 crowsG5455 twiceG1364, you will denyG533 Me threeG5151 timesG5151.” 12And he began to weepG2799.

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Notes

  1. 1. Mark 14:66 Mark 14:66-72: Matt 26:69-75; Luke 22:56-62; John 18:16-18, 25-27 ↩
  2. 2. Mark 14:66 Mark 14:54 ↩
  3. 3. Mark 14:67 Mark 14:54 ↩
  4. 4. Mark 14:67 Mark 1:24 ↩
  5. 5. Mark 14:68 Mark 14:54 ↩
  6. 6. Mark 14:68 Or forecourt, gateway ↩
  7. 7. Mark 14:68 Later mss add and a rooster crowed ↩
  8. 8. Mark 14:70 Mark 14:68 ↩
  9. 9. Mark 14:70 Matt 26:73; Luke 22:59 ↩
  10. 10. Mark 14:71 Or put himself under a curse ↩
  11. 11. Mark 14:72 Mark 14:30, 68 ↩
  12. 12. Mark 14:72 Or Thinking of this, he began weeping or Rushing out, he began weeping ↩

Commentaries on Mark 14

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