Mark 6: 56 Commentary
On this page you will find Verse by Verse Bible Commentaries on Mark 6: 56 .
You can also rate, read and study the Bible PassageMark 6: 56 .
Mark 6 verse 56 is part of The New
Testament.All Bible Verses on VBVBC.org are taken from the King James Bible (KJV). 
Mark 6: 56 Read this Bible Passage in its Context
Read this Bible Passage in its Context (No ratings yet) 
Loading ...And whithersoever he entered, into villages, or cities, or country, they laid the sick in the streets, and besought him that they might touch if it were but the border of his garment: and as many as touched him were made whole.
2 Bible Commentaries on Mark 6: 56
G
1
I would like to know the significance of the tassels on his garment corresponds to God’s commnedments.
By
Barbara
(wrote 1 Bible Commentary - 
Posted on:
1/25/2012 18:15 pm 
Leave Your Bible Commentary on
Mark 6: 56 (or ask a question) and help others with their Bible Studies!
Challenge: Help VBVBC.org to get Bible Commentaries on every Bible Verse. Click here for a list with Bible Verses that don't have Bible Commentaries yet! Help spread The Word! Dear Bible Commentator, if you have a Facebook account and you like vbvbc.org please click the like-button below:
@ Barbara - I must appeal to authority on this issue and will quote from the following:
I recommend the following link: http://www.bibletruth.cc/Body_tzitzit.htm
The command to wear tassels comes from Numbers 15:37-41. The PURPOSE was to serve as a PHYSICAL reminder that they were the covenant people of God to REMEMBER to keep the commandments of God and to be a holy people unto God.
Excerpts from www site:
The Greek manuscripts describe the area of the garment she reached out and touched as “the edge of his cloak.” The Greek word here, translated as “edge” is kra,spedon, which the lexicons translate as “fringe, edge; tassel.” This is clearly a reference to the tzitzit which makes up the “fringe” of his cloak, which all Torah observant Jews of Yahusha’s day wore in obedience to the command.
Thus, what we have in this account, is the real, not imagined, faith of a woman who believed both the Scriptures and that Yahusha’ is the Messiah. So, she trusted that by touching his “wings” (Hebrew word for “corner” in Num 15:38 is “canaph” meaning ‘wing, winged, border, corner, shirt’ and Malachi 4:2 mentions “healing in his wings”) she would be healed. And Yahusha’ commended her and rewarded her faith with the healing of her twelve year disease.
Hope this helps.