Commentary on the Gospel according to Matthew (Biblia.com)

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Throughout the nineteenth century, biblical studies progressed and expanded, with the onset of new forms of criticism and the emergence of the historical consciousness. This volume is Robertson’s attempt to bring divergent views and interpretations on the Gospel of Matthew together into one volume. He offers a comprehensive commentary that is both compact and clear. In addition to discussions of...

chiefly on Peter’s reminiscences, he naturally would not tell the incident about himself. So then Matthew here has a source not used by Luke. It bears the marks of genuineness. Peter means that he and the rest still believe in Jesus as the Messiah in spite of the diversity of opinion among the people. Note that he here calls Jesus “the Son of the living God,” though Jesus had called himself “the Son of man.” 17. Simon Bar-Jonah. His Aramaic name. Simon, son of John. But my Father which is in heaven.

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