He then leaves town very early in the morning for solitary prayer. Mark says πρωι εννυχον λιαν ("prōi ennycha lian", "very early, it being yet night", a complicated description of time employing three adverbs. His disciples find him and tell him that everyone is looking for him. He says "Let us go somewhere else", to the nearby villages and he will preach to them there also. He says "That is why I have come", using the word εξηλθον (""), with its "ex"- prefix focusing on the place from which he has come, which some see as meaning a statement about Jesus' divine mandate or possibly a rejection of Capernaum: there is no general agreement on these points. He then travels over all of Galilee, preaching and healing.