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Jesus went forth, with his disciples, into the villages of Caesarea Philippi. On the way he asked his disciples, "Who do men say that I am?"
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A Strategic Retreat
Commentators note that Jesus intentionally led his disciples to the remote region of Caesarea Philippi. This location was safely outside the jurisdiction of his enemies, providing a private setting for a crucial conversation. Scholars suggest this marks a deliberate turning point in his ministry, where he begins to prepare his closest followers for his coming suffering and death.
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Into the villages of Caesarea Philippi (εις τας κωμας Καισαριας της Φιλιππου). Parts (μερη)Matthew 16:13 has, the Caes…
19th Century
Anglican
See Notes on Matthew 16:13-16.
The towns of Cæsarea Philippi.—Better, villages.
He asked his disciple…
Baptist
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The first half of Mark’s gospel mounts to a climax with the story of the disciples’ recognition of Jesus’ messiahship at Caesarea Philippi (at the …
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
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into the towns Caesare…
Presbyterian
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