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Commentaries:
People's Commentary (NT)
Mark 6:45
To go to the other side before unto Bethsaida. John says, "toward
Capernaum" (John 6:17). Capernaum was the ultimate point to be reached;
but on the way there they were to sail along the coast in a northwest
direction, and touch at Bethsaida, take into the boat Jesus, who would
go there by land, and then sail southwest to Capernaum. The ruins at
Bethsaida are found near where the Jordan empties into the Sea of
Galilee, and not very far distant from the scene of the miracle. For
notes on the storm and Christ walking on the sea, see Matthew 14:22-32.
Compare John 6:15-21.
Other commentary entries containing this verse:
Matthew 14:22
Mark 6:45
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