Mark 3.5 1. Jesus looked around "periblepomai" and all-inclusive penetrating look. [wording characteristic of Mark. v.34; 5:32; 10:23; 11:11) Luke adds that Jesus knew what they were thinking. 2. Jesus’ anger. Aorist tense - carries the sense of momentary anger. Grieve is present tense, sense of continuing grief. 3. He was angry because they were not compassionate over the man’ s condition. 4. Angry at their malice and wicked hearts. 5. His anger was controlled, and didn’ t lead him to sin. 6. His hand "restored" (NIV adds "completely restored") a. Jesus only asked man to "stretch out his hand" and didn’ t appear to "do" anything. The man "did" the action. Jesus didn’ t apply medicine, or even wave his hand, etc. so they couldn’ t accuse his of "working" after all! They were caught!