Luke 9

Luke 9 - Introduction

1:2 attendants (c-11) _ Huperetes_ . see Note, 1 Corinthians 4:1 .... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:5

9:5 off (d-15) Aorist tense. 'have it done.'... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:8

9:8 one (a-12) Lit. 'a prophet, one of the old [ones].'... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:17

9:17 hand-baskets. (b-25) Possibly 'twelve hand-baskets of fragments.' see Matthew 16:9... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:19

9:19 one (c-14) Or 'some prophet of the old ones.' see Note a.... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:22

9:22 things, (d-9) Or 'suffer much.'... [ Continue Reading ]

9:24 lose (e-10) lose (e-15) I am not satisfied with 'lose' here, but it must be read in connexion with what immediately follows. The word is the same as 'destroyed' in ver. 25. It means both 'lose' and 'destroy.' see Romans 14:15 ; 1 Corinthians 8:11 , 'perish.'... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:27

9:27 not (f-18) A strong negative. 'in no wise.'... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:28

9:28 mountain (a-24) See Note, Matthew 5:1 .... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:29

9:29 countenance (b-9) As 'face,' Matthew 17:2 .... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:30

9:30 who (c-8) _ Hostis_ . as Matthew 7:24 ; 'who indeed,' or 'who were no other than.'... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:33

9:33 Master, (d-15) As ch. 5.5.... [ Continue Reading ]

Luke 9:34

9:34 overshadowed (e-13) See Note, Matthew 17:5 . they (f-19) Some authorities read 'those,' but I have put 'they' (i.e. the disciples (Ed.)), with other authorities, as it seems a change made to refer it to Moses and Elias.... [ Continue Reading ]