Mark 9:2–13
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The Transfiguration
2After isix days jJesus took Peter, James, and John kand led them up on a high mountain lby themselves to be alone. He was transformed mnin front of them, 3and His clothes obecame dazzling—extremely white pas no launderer on earth could whiten qthem. 4Elijah rappeared to them with Moses, sand they were talking with Jesus.
5Then Peter said to Jesus, “Rabbi, tit’s good ufor us to be here! Let us make three tabernacles: vone for You, one for Moses, and one for Elijah”— 6because he did not know what he should say, wsince they were terrified. x
7A cloud yappeared, overshadowing zthem, and a voice acame from the cloud: b
listen to Him! e
8Then suddenly, looking around, they no longer saw anyone with them except Jesus alone.
9As fthey were coming down from the mountain, gHe ordered them to tell no one what they had seen huntil the Son of Man ihad risen jfrom the dead. k10They kept this word lto themselves, discussing what “rising from the dead” meant.
11Then they began to question Him, “Why do the scribes msay that Elijah must come first?” n
12“Elijah does come first and restores oeverything,” pHe replied. “How then is it written qabout the Son of Man that He must suffer rmany things and be treated with contempt? s13But I tell you that Elijah really has come, and they did whatever they pleased to him, just as it is written tabout him.”
Footnotes
- m9:2 Or transfigured
Cross references
- i9:2–8 Mt 17:1–8; Lk 9:28–36
- j9:2 Ex 24:15–18; Hs 6:2
- k9:2 Mt 10:2; Mk 5:37; 13:3; 14:33; Ac 1:13
- l9:2 Mt 4:8; 2Pt 1:18
- n9:2 Rm 12:2; 2Co 3:18
- o9:3 Lk 19:36
- p9:3 Rv 3:4
- q9:3 Rv 7:14
- r9:4 Mk 8:28
- s9:4 Ps 77:20; Mt 8:4; Heb 3:2
- t9:5 Jn 11:8
- u9:5 Gn 1:31
- v9:5 Ex 25:9
- w9:6 Mk 14:40
- x9:6 Heb 12:21
- y9:7 Ex 24:15; Mt 26:64
- z9:7 Lk 1:35
- a9:7 Jn 5:37
- b9:7 2Pt 1:16–18
- c9:7 Eph 1:6; Phm 1
- d9:7 Lk 20:13; Jn 5:19
- e9:7 Dt 18:15
- f9:9–13 Mt 17:9–13
- g9:9 Mt 4:8
- h9:9 Lk 8:56
- i9:9 Mk 2:10
- j9:9 Mt 16:21; Lk 18:33
- k9:9 Jn 20:9
- l9:10 Mk 4:14
- m9:11 Mt 2:4
- n9:11 Mal 4:5
- o9:12 Mk 8:25
- p9:12 Lk 1:17
- q9:12 Ac 15:15
- r9:12 Mk 8:31
- s9:12 Lk 23:11
- t9:13 Mk 1:2
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