They both (ο δυο). "The two" (Peter and the other disciple whom Jesus loved).

Ran together (ετρεχον ομου).…

So they ran both together: and the other disciple did outrun Peter. This is simply the result of the greater activity of …

They wanted to know what had really happened, so they resolved that they would go and see. The woman's message surprised them, and troubled them: <…

St. John Chrysostom: The Sabbath was now over, a time when it was unlawful to be there. Mary Magdalene could rest no longer, b…

Both Peter and John “ran” to the tomb (cf. the women “running” in Mt 28:6). Their running shows they were activated by a powerful emotion, possibly…

So they ran both together
At first setting out, and for a while; not content to walk, they ran, being eagerly desirous to know…

If Christ gave his life a ransom and had not taken it again, it would not have appeared that his giving it was accepted as satisfaction. It was a g…

1. Having related the mysteries of Christ’s pa ion, the Evangelist now speaks of the resurrection. He explains that the resurrection was fir…