{Put them all forth} (ekbal(936e) ex(9320)pantas). Second aorist
(effective) active participle of ekball(935c), a rather strong word,
perhaps with some difficulty. Cf.  Mr 5:40  which incident Peter
may have recalled. The words are not genuine in  Lu 8:54 .
Peter's praying alone reminds one of Elijah ( 1Ki 17:20 ) and the
widow's son and Elisha for the Shunammite's son ( 2Ki 4:33 ).
{Tabitha, arise} (Tabeitha, anast(8874)hi). With sublime faith like
Taleitha koum of Jesus in  Mr 5:41 . {She sat up}
(anekathisen). Effective aorist active indicative of
anakathiz(935c). Often in medical writers, only here in the N.T. and
 Lu 7:15  where Westcott and Hort have in the margin the
uncompounded form ekathisen. Vivid picture.