Annotations on the Gospel according to St. Luke (Biblia.com)

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The commentary on the Gospel of Luke serves to appeal to a wider audience while providing practical application and scholarly inquiry into the text. Despite having much in common with the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, Luke has much of its own material to merit the majority of the volume specifically appealing to Lukan studies.

the Lord’s inner circle, with whom He was most intimate. Fear not. How often heaven says that to trembling men, whilst others, self-sufficient, impenitent, careless, are bidden to fear and tremble! Jesus understood Peter’s feelings and condition, and sought to reassure him. He knew Peter did not mean that Jesus should desert him. The Lord answered the spirit and true intent of the awed and humbled man’s prayer. From henceforth thou shalt catch men. In Mark 1:17, 20, we learn that this call and promise

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