[1] So Clarendon Press, Hebrew Lexicon, p. 127, with LXX.
[2] Eccl. x. 1; Isaiah vii. 18.
[3] Baethgen, Beitrage zur semitischen Religionsgeschichte, p. 25, cf. pp. 65, 261.
[4] Josh, xii. 7.
[5] Art. “Baalzebub,” Black and Cheyne’s Ency. Bibl.
[6] With various spellings (e.g. Belzebul, and in XB, Beezebul), all variants of Beelzebul. Cf. Deissmann, Bible Studies, 332.
[7] There is a variation of reading, which has been held to support the view that the passage means that men reproached Jesus with His supposed connexion with Beelzebul; cf. A.B. Bruce, in loco.
[8] And in the parallel passages, Matt. xii. 22-29; Luke xi. 14-22.
[9] Cf. John vii. 20, viii. 48, 52, x. 20.
[10] Swete, in loco.