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A Follower's Contrast
Commentators consistently point out that Peter's statement is a direct contrast to the rich young ruler. In essence, Peter is saying, "That rich man couldn't do it, but we did! We left everything to follow you." This highlights a very human and relatable moment of pride from the lead apostle.
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AT Robertson
On Mark 10:28
Peter began to say (ηρξατο λεγειν ο Πετρος). It was hard for Peter to hold in till now. Matthew 19:27 says that "Peter …
Charles Ellicott
On Mark 10:28–31
19th Century
Bishop
Then Peter began to say unto him.—See Notes on Matthew 19:27-30. St. Mark omits the question which St. Matthew adds to St…
Charles Spurgeon
On Mark 10:28
19th Century
Preacher
He spoke as if they had done what the rich man had failed to do, and evidently he thought they should be rewarded, for, according to Matthew, he ad…
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Expositor's Bible Commentary
On Mark 10:28
This verse begins what is probably a new incident that Mark places here because it fits the theme. In contrast to the rich man who failed to give u…
John Gill
On Mark 10:28
17th Century
Pastor
Then Peter began to say to him
only observing that Christ promised treasure in heaven to the young man, provided he …
Matthew Henry
On Mark 10:23–31
17th Century
Minister
Christ took this opportunity to speak to His disciples about the difficulty of salvation for those who have an abundance of this world's goods. Tho…