The Scofield Bible Commentary: Mark: Mark Chapter 10
The Scofield Bible Commentary, by Cyrus Ingerson Scofield, [1917]
young
little.
Compare (Mat 5:16).
blessed them
In Hebrew custom, a father's act.
Compare (Gen 27:38).
"He had no children that He might adopt all children." -- Bengel.
Why callest
Believing Me to be but a human teacher, why callest thou Me "good," etc.
astonished
Or, amazed, that is, as Jews: knowing that temporal prosperity was, to the Jew as such, a token of divine favour. For example (Deu 28:1-12).
eye of
It has been thought the reference here was to a postern door set in a gate of Jerusalem.
Then Peter
Compare note 2, (Mat 19:27-30).
(See Scofield) - (Mat 19:28).
Son of man
(See Scofield) - (Mat 8:20).
life
Or, soul.
Compare (Isa 53:10); (Isa 53:12).
(Greek, "psuchē", "the soul" or "the essential life", not as commonly, Greek, "zoe," "the active life").
And they
(See Scofield) - (Mat 20:30).
Lord
Greek, "Rabboni," "my Master", a term of reverent love.
Compare (Joh 20:16).