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Mark 10
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mark.10.m10Loved
ἐμβλέψας αὐτῷ ἠγάπησεν αὐτόν
GRAMMARTRANSLATIONhigh confidence
What do Jesus’s look and love convey?
Before issuing the costly command, Jesus looks intently at the man and the narrator explicitly names love.
Why this default
‘Looking intently at him, loved him’ is default because it keeps Jesus’s deliberate gaze and love as two successive actions rather than merging them into an affectionate look. The text states love directly without specifying pity, approval, or another emotional subtype.
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Project defaultlooking intently at him, loved him
Project default · verbs distinguished
Alternativelooked at him and loved him
Natural English
Alternativegazed at him with love
Actions combined
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