JESÚS, VEN A MI CASA

JAIRO

Diccionario Bíblico Lexham Abreviado Jairo

JAIRO (Ἰάϊρος, Iairos), padre de una niña a quien Jesús resucitó (

El principal de la sinagoga

Uno de los principales de la sinagoga

Padre

The New Bible Dictionary, Third Edition Jairus

JAIRUS. A ruler of the synagogue whose daughter was healed by Christ (

The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised Jairus

2. A ruler in a synagogue near Capernaum whose only daughter, about twelve years of age, was raised from the dead by Jesus (

Diccionario Bíblico Lexham Abreviado Talita cumi

TALITA CUMI (ταλιθὰ κοῦμι, talitha koumi; Ταλειθὰ κούμ, Taleitha koum). Expresión siríaco-aramea utilizada por Jesús al sanar a la hija de Jairo, que significa: “Niña, ¡levántate!”.

Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary Jairus

Before Jesus arrived at Jairus’ house, however, the little girl died. Jesus reassured Jairus and entered the house with Peter, James, and John. Taking the girl by the hand, Jesus restored her to life, showing His power over death.

Jairus was like so many of us in our coming to Christ. It was not his love for Christ that brought him. It was not what he could do for Christ. It was his need. It was his desperation and a glimmer of hope. Despair is commonly the prelude to grace. R. Kent HughesPtW Mk

Both the woman and Jairus reveal that faith is something that trusts in the midst of hopelessness. David E. GarlandNIVAC Mk

Both Jairus and the poor woman found the answers to their needs at the feet of Jesus (Mark 5:22 and 33) Warren W. Wiersbe - The Bible Exposition Commentary

Jairus was no doubt wealthy; but his wealth could not save his dying daughter. The woman was already bankrupt! Warren W. Wiersbe - The Bible Exposition Commentary

What does Mark accomplish by sandwiching the woman’s story into the story of Jairus? Jairus and the woman have only one thing in common: both are victims of desperate circumstances who have no hope apart from Jesus. James R. Edwards - The Gospel according to Mark