Mark 5:30-32

[30] And Jesus, immediately knowing in himself that virtue had gone out of him, turned him about in the press, Who touched clothes? [31] And his disciples said unto him, Thou seest the multitude thronging and sayest thou, Who touched [32] And he looked round about her that had done

What is the context of Mark 5:30-32?

A Girl Restored and a Woman Healed (Mark 5:21-43 true)
Jesus Heals in Response to Faith (Mark 5:21-43 true)
Jesus Heals a Woman and Jairus's Daughter (Mark 5:21-43 true)
Jesus Raises a Dead Girl and Heals a Sick Woman .( L .) (Mark 5:21-43 true)
Jesus Heals a Woman and Resurrects a Girl (Mark 5:21-43 true)
Miracles and Healing (Mark 5:21-43 true)
A Woman Healed and a Daughter Raised (Mark 5:21-43 true)
A Girl Restored to Life and a Woman Healed (Mark 5:21-43 true)

What does Mark 5:30-32 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Just as quickly (Gr. euthys) Jesus perceived that power had gone from Him. The harshness of the disciples" reply is unique to Mark. Luke wrote that Peter voiced it ( Luke 8:45). Probably the disciples were eager to get Jesus to Jairus" house before it was too late. Yet Jesus wanted to speak to the woman and to assure her that it was her faith in Him that had resulted in her healing, not merely her touch. He "looked around" searching the faces in the crowd to discover the person of faith.

"His healing power did not work automatically, like a battery discharging its power when accidentally short-circuited. Jesus perceived in Himself, without any external suggestion, the significance of the woman"s touch, and, actively willing to honor her faith, He was immediately conscious of His healing power going toward her. His power, the inherent ability to perform, was always under the control of His conscious volition. His consciousness of that power going forth from Him suggests that His healing ministries cost Jesus much spiritual energy. It would explain why He found it necessary at times to escape the crowds to find time for refreshing through fellowship with the Father." ^[1]