Marcos 2
Leon Morris · Citado em PreceptAustin
Marcos 2
Morris - It was not the faith of the palsied man, but the faith of His friends that prompted Jesus to heal the man. However, the man must have exercised repentance and faith as well, for Jesus to forgive his sins. Significantly, he was immediately "glorifying God" after his cure (Luke 5:25; see Matthew 9:6). Robertson on their faith - The faith of the four men and of the man himself. There is no reason for excluding his faith. They all had confidence in the power and willingness of Jesus to heal this desperate case. Hiebert - the extraordinary, ardent, persistent action of the four in getting the man to Jesus was visible evidence of their faith in His ability to heal. It proved the living nature of their faith. Donald English - “In view of the circumstances it seems more likely that the ill man also had faith, bearing in mind all that he went through simply to be where he was.” (The Message of Mark) John