Mark 14:69-70

[69] And a maid him again, and began to say to them that stood by, This one of them. [70] And he denied it again. And after, they that stood by again to Peter, Surely one of them: for a Galilaean, and speech agreeth

What is the context of Mark 14:69-70?

Peter Denies Jesus Three Times (Mark 14:66-72 true)
Peter Denies Jesus, and Weeps (Mark 14:66-72 true)
Peter Denies His Lord (Mark 14:66-72 true)
Peter Denies Jesus (Mark 14:66-72 true)
Peter Disowns Jesus .( BE .) (Mark 14:66-72 true)
Peter’s Denials (Mark 14:66-72 true)

What does Mark 14:69-70 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Evidently "the maid" was a different person from the servant girl ( Mark 14:66; cf. Matthew 26:71). Instead of accusing Peter to his face this girl whispered her charge to bystanders. Peter heard her. Again Peter denied being one of Jesus" disciples. This time he kept on denying it, as the Greek imperfect tense indicates.