What must we do? (Τ ποιωμεν; ). Present active deliberative subjunctive of ποιεω, "What are we to do as a habit?" For the aorist s…

What shall we do, that we might work the works of God? That is, such things as God will approve.

This was the earnest inquiry of me…

This verse confirms the meaning given to the preceding words. They understand them in that sense. There are works for them to do that are appointed…

Then said they unto him, What shall we do, that we might work the works of God?

"What is the noblest work that we can do? What is th…

Alcuin of York: They understood that the food which endures to eternal life was the work of God. Therefore, they asked Him wh…

The second question implies both desire and a sense of self-sufficiency. The people seemed sure that if they wished to do so, they were capable of …

What shall we do, that we may work the works of God? The multitude understood well enough that Christ had exhorted them to aim at somethin…

Then said they to him Understanding by what he said, that they must labour and work, though not for perishing food, yet f…

Constant exercise of faith in Christ is the most important and difficult part of the obedience required of us as sinners seeking salvation. When by…

1. After describing how the disciples searched for Christ, the Evangelist now shows the people looking for him.

   First, he states thei…