Soldiers also (κα στρατευομενο). Men on service, militantes rather than milites (Plummer). So Paul in [Reference 2 T…

The soldiers likewise. It seems that they also came to his baptism. Whether these were Jews or Romans cannot be determined. It is not impr…

And the soldiers likewise...—The Greek word does not have the definite article and is a participle. Better, and soldiers, as they were…

And the soldiers likewise demanded of him, saying, And what shall we do? And he said to them, Do violence to no man,

St. Gregory the Great: In John's preceding words, it is clear that the hearts of his hearers were troubled and that they sought…

The “soldiers” were probably Jewish, assigned to internal affairs (cf. comment on 22:4). The very nature of their work gave them opportunity to com…

And the soldiers likewise demanded of him
Or "asked him": why our translators have rendered it, "demanded of him", I…

The scope and design of John's ministry were to bring the people from their sins and to their Savior. He came preaching, not a sect or party, but a…