::''Mark did not have grammatically perfect options familiar to him.'' Mark was very capable to render surprising situations into a simple language which is easy to understand. He had options to describe a silent Jesus in the presence of the sea, just looking at it (see e.g., Mark 14:61). | ::''Mark did not have grammatically perfect options familiar to him.'' Mark was very capable to render surprising situations into a simple language which is easy to understand. He had options to describe a silent Jesus in the presence of the sea, just looking at it (see e.g., Mark 14:61). |