With an oath (μετα ορκου). This time Peter added an oath, probably a former habit so common to the Jews at that time, and denied a…

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With an oath —Once the downward step was taken, the disciple's fall was fatally rapid. Forgetful of his Lord's command forbidding …

Now let us read Mark's account, which will especially interest you if you remember that, probably, Mark wrote under the direction of Peter, and, no…

St. Augustine of Hippo: Among the other insults against our Lord was the threefold denial of Peter, which the various Evangelist…

Peter “went out” to the gateway, apparently retiring from the brighter light of the fire into the darkne of the forecourt. There he denies another …

And the second time he denied with an oath. It deserves attention that Peter, after finding that he could not escape by a simple denial, d…

And again he denied with an oath
He denied a second time, that he had ever been with Jesus, or was a disciple of his…

Peter's sin is truly related, for the Scriptures deal faithfully. Bad company leads to sin: those who needlessly thrust themselves into it may expe…

This section discu es Christ’s arrest; now, it discu es where He would be led, describing the place and those gathered there. He says, therefore: <…