Mark 14:19-20

[19] they began to be sorrowful, and to say unto him Is it I? and said, Is it I? [20] And and said unto them, It is one the twelve, that dippeth with in the dish.

What is the context of Mark 14:19-20?

Betrayal at the Passover (Mark 14:17-21 true)
The Passover with the Disciples (Mark 14:12-21 true)
The Last Passover (Mark 14:12-21 true)
Jesus’ Final Passover with the Disciples (Mark 14:12-21 true)
Jesus Celebrates the Passover with His Disciples (Mark 14:12-21 true)
The Last Supper (Mark 14:12-26 true)
The Last Supper .( M .) .( N .) (Mark 14:12-26 true)

What does Mark 14:19-20 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

The disciples" grief expressed sadness at this announcement. Their question was a protestation of innocence but with a tinge of self-distrust. It expected a negative answer, but it was a question. Judas" motive in asking was obviously different from the others. Jesus" answer again implied the treachery of the betrayer. It also gave him an opportunity to repent since Jesus did not name him.