And, behold, there arose a great tempest in the sea, insomuch that the ship was covered with the waves: but he was asleep.
KJV
Greek original
Louis Segond 1910
Et voici, il s'éleva sur la mer une si grande tempête que la barque était couverte par les flots. Et lui, il dormait.
KJV
And, behold, there arose a great tempest in the sea, insomuch that the ship was covered with the waves: but he was asleep.
Eusebius of Caesarea
De Theophania (Fragmenta)
en werden. 7 vgl. Matth 8 5ff. 9 vgl. Mark 5 22ff. 12 vgl. Job11 1 ff. 14 vgl. Matth 1425ff. 17 vgl. Matth 8 24 ff. 20 vgl. Matth 14 19 ff. 15 ola ἐπὶ λεωφόρου γῆς D 29 „daß er die Zukunft mit göttlicher Kraft vorauswußte“ Σ. Aber das ABBREV steht besser vor ABBREV als vor ABBREV…
Epiphanius
Ancoratus
ὲρ ἡμῶν, ἵνα 1 f Matth. 4, 2 Luk. 4, 2 — 2 f Jes. 40, –3 Job. 4, 6 — 4 Psal. 120. 4 — 4 f Luk. S, 23 Matth. 8, 24 Mark. 4, 38 — Jes. 50, 6 — 10 vgl. Luk. 19, 41 aber Epiph. meint Luk. 22, 41 ff — 12 ff Irrtum; vgl. Irenaeus adv. haer. III 22, 2; n 122 Harvey (adv. haer. I 20, 2;…
John of Ephesus
Ecclesiastical History
hurch as a ship weathering the raging seas is a very old image and has connections to the account in Matthew 8:23–27 and Matthew 14:24–33, describing how Jesus twice calmed storms when he was sailing on the Lake of Galilee. The metaphor was employed by various church fathers (sta…
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