Matthew 26:8

“But when his disciples saw it, etc.] What the woman did, what a costly box of ointment it was, and with what profusion she used it, they had indignation: Mark says, “within themselves”, (<411404>Mark 14:4); either among themselves, or their indignation was secret in their breasts; their resentment was private, though it might be betrayed by their looks, and afterwards showed itself in words. This indignation was either at the woman, for the Evangelist Mark observes, that “they murmured against her”, (<411405>Mark 14:5), that she should act such an imprudent part, and be guilty of such extravagance; or at Christ himself, for suffering such an action to be done unto him; for so the Syriac…”

“His disciples seeing it, had indignation, saying - It seems several of them were angry, and spoke, though none so warmly as Judas Iscariot. Matthew 26:11”

“26:8 The disciples were indignant: John 12:4 indicates that Judas Iscariot incited this reaction.”

“they: Sa1 17:28, Sa1 17:29; Ecc 4:4; Mar 14:4; Joh 12:4-6 To: Exo 5:17; Amo 8:5; Hag 1:2-4; Mal 1:7-10, Mal 1:13 Matthew 26:9”