and troubles
Mark 13:8
13:8 and troubles. The parallel verse in Matthew 24:7 speaks of “famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes.” Mark adds “troubles” instead of “pestilences.” The Greek word for “troubles” is used only this once, and probably refers to human riotings.
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