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96921 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 947.9 (Matthew Henry)
… 2:7. He drew a veil over the glory of his godhead; but now, in his transfiguration, he put by that veil, appeared en morphe theou —in the form of God ( Philippians 2:6 …
96922 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 947.29 (Matthew Henry)
… 99:7. Here was no thunder, or lightning, or voice of a trumpet, as there was when the law was given by Moses, but only a voice, a still small voice, and that not ushered …
96924 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 947.39 (Matthew Henry)
… 13:7, 13:8 .
96925 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 947.79 (Matthew Henry)
… 2:7, 2:8. (2.) He was made sin for us, and was sent forth in the likeness of sinful flesh, Romans 8:3. Now this tax paid to the temple is called an atonement for the soul, Exodus …
96926 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.1 (Matthew Henry)
… 18:7 ), particularly offences given, 1. By us to ourselves, Matthew 18:8, 18:9. 2. By us to others, Matthew 18:10-18:14. 3. By others to us; which are of two sorts, (1.) Scandalous …
96927 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.7 (Matthew Henry)
4. They strive who it should be, each having some pretence or other to it. Peter was always the chief speaker, and already had the keys given him; he expects to be …
96928 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.24 (Matthew Henry)
… 18:7. Having mentioned the offending of little ones, he takes occasion to speak more generally of offences. That is an offence, 1. Which occasions guilt, which …
96929 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.32 (Matthew Henry)
… ( Daniel 7:12 ), and the deadly wound given it, that shall not be healed.
96930 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.86 (Matthew Henry)
… 5:7, 5:8. The trusts committed to us, as stewards of the grace of God, are each of them a talent ( Matthew 25:15 ), a talent of gold, and for every one of them buried, much more …
96931 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.91 (Matthew Henry)
… 6:7 ), who go about to establish their own righteousness, Romans 10:3. He that had nothing to pay with ( Matthew 18:25 ) fancied he could pay all. See how close pride sticks …
96932 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.92 (Matthew Henry)
(7.) The God of infinite mercy is very ready, out of pure compassion, to forgive the sins of those that humble themselves before him ( Matthew 18:27 ); The lord of that …
96934 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.96 (Matthew Henry)
… 22:7. Note, Those who cannot pay their debts ought to be very respectful to their creditors, and not only give them good words, but do them all the good offices …
96935 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 948.101 (Matthew Henry)
… , Luke 7:47. [2.] He thence shows him the obligation he was under to be merciful to his fellow-servant; Shouldst not thou also have had compassion on thy fellow-servant …
96936 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 949.3 (Matthew Henry)
… 11:7. This is very comfortable to those that follow not their own humours, but God’s providence, in their removals, that their sayings shall be finished before …
96937 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 949.7 (Matthew Henry)
I. The case proposed by the Pharisees ( Matthew 19:3 ); Isa. it lawful for a man to put away his wife ? This they asked, tempting him, not desiring to be taught by him. Some …
96938 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 949.14 (Matthew Henry)
… 19:7 ); “ Why did Moses command to give a writing of divorcement, in case a man did put away his wife?” He urged scripture reason against divorce; they allege scripture …
96939 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 949.23 (Matthew Henry)
… , Ecclesiastes 7:14. If the yoke of marriage may not be thrown off at pleasure, it does not follow that therefore we must not come under it; but therefore, when we …
96940 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 949.25 (Matthew Henry)
… Corinthians 7:32-7:34 ), being less encumbered with the cares of this life, and having a greater vacancy of thought and time to mind better things. The increase …