Turning about (επιστραφεις). Second aorist passive participle of επιστρεφω, old verb, here a sudden turning round (ingressive aori…

Which also leaned, etc. See John 13:24, 25.

Peter, turning about, seeth the disciple whom Jesus loved following.—We must suppose that St. Peter had retired with our …

Then Peter, turning about, seeth the disciple whom Jesus loved following; which also leaned on his breast at supper, and said, Lord, which is h…

John 21:18-19a

Peter’s question concerning John reflects curiosity and possibly uneasiness. Peter had been given an important commission, but what would his frien…

And Peter, turning about. In Peter, we have an example of our curiosity, which is not only superfluous but even hurtful when we are drawn …

Then Peter turning about
After he was risen, and was following Christ:

Sufferings, pains, and death will appear formidable even to the experienced Christian; but in the hope to glorify God, to leave a sinful world, and…

1. After the Evangelist showed what our Lord had in mind for Peter, he now tells about John.

   First, we see the commendation of the di…