2 h 4 abr 30 año - Before the Cock crows Twice...

Descripción:

30 “Truly I tell you,” Jesus said to him,“today, this very night, before the rooster crows twice, you will deny me three times.” -- Mark 14:30 (CSB)

There are three main interpretaions as best I can see for this passage.

1. This was a literal cock or rooster controlled by the Spirit to crow in conjunction with Jesus' words to Peter (above) in the Garden after the Passover Supper. Given that Jeremiah states in 32/17 "Oh, Lord God! You yourself made the heavens and earth by your great power and with your outstretched arm. Nothing is too difficult for you", I don't discount this possibility.

2. Pulpit Commentary
Verse 30. - Verily I say unto thee, that thou to-day, even this night, before the cock crow twice, shalt deny me thrice. The day had begun. It began at six in the evening. It was already advanced. This second crowing of the cock is mentioned by St. Mark only; and it forms an additional aggravation of Peter's sin. The "cockcrowing" was a term used for one of the divisions of the night (see Mark 13:35). But it appears that there were three times at which the cock-crowing might be expected - namely,

(1) early in the night, between eleven and twelve;

(2) between one and two; and

(3) between five and six.

The two cock crowings here referred to would be the two last of the three here mentioned. It would probably be about 2 a.m., when the first trial of our Lord took place in the house of Caiaphas. Mark 14:30

3. Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
And Jesus saith unto him, verily I say unto thee,.... As confident as thou art of standing by me, and abiding with me;
that this day, which was then begun; (for the Jews reckoned their days from evening, as in Genesis 1:5;)

even in this night; this night to be observed, this night of the passover, before it is past:

before the cock crow twice; (for there was a first and second cock crowing, the one at midnight, and the other near break of day, and which last is properly the cock crowing: the word "twice" is left out in the Ethiopic version:)

thou shalt deny me thrice; as he did; See Gill on Matthew 26:34.

With any version or interpretation, the result is the same. An illegal trial was held in secret overnight after having 'captured' Jesus under cover of darkness (Every day I used to sit, teaching in the temple, and you didn’t arrest me. -- Matthew 26:55 (CSB)).

There was plenty of time for any of the above phenomena to occur overnight before the chief priests and the elders of the people took Jesus off to Pontius Pilate early the next morning.

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