a11:27-33►
b11:15-17►
cMatt 21:12-22►
dLuke 19:45-46►
eMatt 21:23-27►
fLuke 20:1-8►
gJohn 2:18-22►
h11:27►
i11:1►
l10:32-34►
m8:31►
n9:31►
o14:1–16:8►
p8:31►
q14:43►
s15:1►

‏ Mark 11:27

Summary for Mark 11:27-33: 11:27-33  a Following the cleansing of the Temple (11:15-17  b; Matt 21:12-22  c; Luke 19:45-46  d), Jesus’ opponents question his authority to do so (see also Matt 21:23-27  e; Luke 20:1-8  f; cp. John 2:18-22  g). 11:27  h Upon returning again to Jerusalem (see 11:1  i, 11  j, 15  k), Jesus and the disciples entered the Temple. The frequent repetition of Jerusalem reminds readers of what would soon take place there (10:32-34  l; see 8:31  m; 9:31  n; 14:1–16:8  o).

• In the Temple, Jesus encountered the leading priests, the teachers of religious law, and the elders. These three groups made up the seventy-one–member high council (the ruling body of the nation). From earlier encounters with them (8:31  p; see also 14:43  q, 53  r; 15:1  s), we expect them to oppose Jesus.
Copyright information for TNotes