Showed (εδειξεν). First aorist active indicative of δεικνυμ. This body, not yet glorified, retained the marks of the nails and of …

He showed to them his hands, etc. In this manner he gave them indubitable proofs of his identity. He showed them that he was the same<…

He shewed unto them his hands and his side.—In Luke’s account (Luke 24:39) we have hands and feet. T…

Then were the disciples glad, when they saw the Lord.

St. John Chrysostom: When the disciples heard what Mary told them, they had to either disbelieve her or, if they believed, to …

The third episode came in the evening of the first day. John does not cite the appearances to Simon and to the travelers on the road to Emmaus . Th…

He showed them his hands and his side. It was necessary to add this confirmation, so that by all these methods they might be fully assured…

And when he had so said
The above salutation, in the most kind, tender, and affectionate manner: and to put them out…

This was the first day of the week, and this day is afterwards often mentioned by the sacred writers, for it was evidently set apart as the Christi…

1. Having described how Christ appeared to the holy women, the Evangelist now tells of His appearance to the apostles. This is covered in th…