We have seen the Lord (εωρακαμεν τον κυριον). The very language in the plural that Mary Magdalene had used (20:18) when no one bel…

Except I shall see, and so on. It is not known what was the ground of the incredulity of Thomas. It is probable, however, that it was, in …

Unless I see in his hands the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails.—This demand for the evid…

The other disciples therefore said unto him, We have seen the Lord (John 20:25).

"We have seen the Lord; there is no mi…

St. John Chrysostom: When the disciples heard what Mary told them, they had to either disbelieve her or, if they believed, to …

In spite of the repeated assurances of his colleagues that Jesus had risen, Thomas was obstinate. So certain was he of the death of Jesus that he i…

Unless I see in his hands the print of the nails. This points out that the source of this vice is that everyone wishes to be wise from the…

The other disciples therefore said unto him
Some time in the same week, as they had opportunity of seeing him, with …

This was the first day of the week, and this day is afterwards often mentioned by the sacred writers, for it was evidently set apart as the Christi…

1. After describing our Savior’s appearance, the Evangelist now mentions the doubt of one of the disciples.

   • First, we see that …