| Jesus stretched | | forth his hand, and | | took hold of him, | | and saith unto him, | | O thou of little | | faith, wherefore | And | didst thou doubt? | he went up unto them|32 And when they were |21 They into the boat; and | gone up into the | were willing the wind ceased: and| boat, the wind | therefore to they were sore |33 ceased. And they | receive him into amazed in | that were in the | the boat: and 52 themselves; for they| boat worshipped him,| straightway the understood not | saying, Of a truth | boat was at the concerning the | thou art the Son of | land whither they loaves, but their | God. | were going. heart was hardened. | | [Footnote 1: Some ancient authorities read _was many furlongs distant from the land_.] [Footnote 2: Some ancient authorities read _and came_.] [Footnote 3: Many ancient authorities add _strong_.] § 75. THE RECEPTION AT GENNESARET Mark 6:53-56 |Matt. 14:34-36 | 53 And when they had [1]crossed |34 And when they had crossed over, they came to the land | over, they came to the land, unto Gennesaret, and moored to | unto Gennesaret. 54 the shore. And when they were | come out of the boat, | straightway _the people_ knew | 55 him, and ran about that whole | region, and began to carry | about on their beds those that | were sick, where they heard he | 56 was. And wheresoever[a] he |35 And when the men of entered, into villages, or into| that place knew him, they sent cities, or into the country, | unto all that region round they laid the sick in the | about, and brought unto him all marketplaces, and besought him |36 that were sick; and they that they might touch if it | besought him that they might were but the border of his | only touch the border of his garment: and as many as touched| garment: and as many as touched [2]him were made whole. | were made whole. [Footnote 1: Or, _crossed over to the land, they came unto Gennesaret_.] [Footnote 2: Or, _it_.] [Footnote a: This general characterization applies to the Galilean work as a whole in Part VII rather than to the precise time at this juncture. But one must allow his imagination to enlarge upon the scope of Christ's work.] § 76. THE COLLAPSE OF THE GALILEAN CAMPAIGN BECAUSE JESUS WILL NOT CONFORM TO POPULAR MESSIANIC EXPECTATIONS