Woman (γυνα). Vocative case of γυνη, and with no idea of censure as is plain from its use by Jesus in 19:26. But the use of γυνα i…

Woman. This term, as used here, seems to imply reproof, as if she were interfering in what did not properly concern her. However, it is ev…

Woman, what have I to do with thee?—This is an old battle-ground between Protestant and Romanist expositors. The former h…

It was a very difficult position for him to be in, to act the part of a loving and obedient son as far as his humanity was concerned, and yet, as t…

St. John Chrysostom: Since our Lord was known in Galilee, they invited Him to a wedding: And the third day there was a mar…

Jesus’ reply to Mary was not so abrupt as it seems, for “woman” was a polite form of addre (20:15). His statement probably means, “What busine is t…

Woman, what have I to do with thee? Why does Christ repel her so rashly? I reply, though she was not moved by ambition, nor by any carnal …

Jesus saith unto her, woman Calling her "woman", as it was no ways contrary to her being a virgin, ([Reference Galatians …

It is very desirable when there is a marriage, to have Christ acknowledge and bless it. Those who want Christ with them at their marriage must invi…

Previously, the Evangelist showed the dignity of the incarnate Word and gave various proofs for it. Now he begins to recount the effects and action…