Certain of those that stood there (τινες των εκε εστηκοτων). Perfect active participle, genitive plural. Bystanders.[Reference Luk…

What do ye, loosing the colt? Or, why do you do this? What authority have you for doing it?

And certain of them that stood there.—This again, though perhaps implied in our Lord’s words, is not reported by St. Matt…

St. John Chrysostom: Now that the Lord had given sufficient proof of His virtue and the cross was near, even at the door, He a…

The disciples found the colt as Jesus had told them and carried out his orders to the letter. The people (the owners? see Lk 19:33) did not object …

And certain of them that stood there The Ethiopic version reads, who walked there; who were either standing hard by, or w…

Christ's coming into Jerusalem so remarkably shows that He was not afraid of the power and malice of His enemies. This would encourage His disciple…