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Proof of a Physical Body
Commentators universally highlight that Jesus eating and drinking with his disciples was the ultimate proof of his physical resurrection. This act demonstrated that he was not a ghost, phantom, or hallucination, but had a real, tangible body, assuring believers that their faith is in a Savior who truly conquered death.
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Albert Barnes
On Acts 10:41
18th Century
Theologian
Not to all the people. Not to the nation at large; for this was not necessary in order to establish the truth of his resurrection. He, how…
AT Robertson
On Acts 10:41
Chosen before (προκεχειροτονημενοις). Perfect passive participle dative plural from προχειροτονεω, to choose or designate by hand …
Charles Ellicott
On Acts 10:41
19th Century
Bishop
Unto witnesses chosen before.—Better, appointed. The precise word which St. Luke uses occurs nowhere else in the…
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Expositor's Bible Commentary
On Acts 10:41
Peter begins his sermon with a resume of Jesus’ life and work during his earthly ministry. Though Peter assumes that his hearers already know somet…
John Calvin
On Acts 10:41
16th Century
Theologian
If anyone asks here, "Why did God not show His Son openly to all people after His resurrection?" I answer: Although no reason could be shown, yet t…
John Gill
On Acts 10:41
17th Century
Pastor
Not to all the people
Of the Jews, who crucified him; nor to the whole body of the Christians, though at one time to…
Matthew Henry
On Acts 10:34–43
17th Century
Minister
Acceptance cannot be obtained on any other ground than that of the covenant of mercy, through the atonement of Christ; but wherever true religion i…