I was daily with you in the temple,.... That is, for several days past; ever since he made his public entry into Jerusalem:teaching; the people, in a public manner:and ye took me not; did not attempt to lay hands on him, seize him, and carry him away; which he signifies might have been easily done; See Gill on "Mt 26:55".
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Mark 14:49
Mark 14:49
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