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- John CalvinReformedJohn 10:8
that this is proved by frequent experience, and that it is not without good reason that Ezekiel ascribes it to the good Shepherd, that he gathers the scattered sheep, (Ezekiel 34:12.) I readily acknowledge that it frequently happens, that they who had belonged
- John GillBaptistPsalms 38:20
thing that good is; or "follow good"; a good God, whom his soul followed hard after, Psalm 63:8; the good Shepherd of the sheep, who led him into green pastures, whither he followed him, Psalm 23:1; the good Spirit of God his guide
- John GillBaptistPsalms 80:1
elect, both among Jews and Gentiles, for whom he laid down his life; by which it appears that he is the good Shepherd, as he also is the great, the chief, the only one; though this character also may be given, and agrees unto
- Matthew HenryPuritanGenesis 29:1-8
concern which our Lord Jesus, the great Shepherd of the sheep, has for his flock, the church; for he is the good Shepherd, that knows his sheep, and is known of them, Joh 10:14. The stone at the well's mouth, which
- John GillBaptistPsalms 78:71
care and tenderness of them; see Genesis 33:13, the same is observed of David's antitype, the great and good Shepherd of the sheep, Isaiah 40:11. David was a type of Christ as a shepherd; as he kept his father's sheep
- Thomas AquinasCatholicJohn 10:14-21
saying that He gives His life for the sheep. Wherefore He said again, as He said before, I am the good Shepherd. And as He had said above that the sheep heard the voice of the Shepherd and followed Him, that no one might have
- John CalvinReformedJohn 20:16
assumes the character of the Master, and addresses his disciple by name, as we have formerly seen that the good shepherd calleth to him by name every sheep of his flock, (John 10:3.) That voice of the shepherd, therefore, enters into Mary’s heart
- John GillBaptistRomans 12:9
especially his chosen people, and therefore should be cleaved unto; to his will, his ways, and worship; and to Christ the good shepherd of the sheep, the Lamb that is to be followed and cleaved unto, whithersoever he goes; and to the good Spirit
- Adam ClarkeMethodist/WesleyanJohn 10:1
illuminated are the Gentiles and Jews who turn from their sins and believe in Jesus. The light of the world, the good shepherd, and the door which leads into the sheepfold, are all to be understood as meaning Jesus Christ; the hireling shepherds, the willfully
- John GillBaptistMatthew 26:31
should rise again; and though they should be scattered abroad, yet should be gathered together again by him, their good shepherd; who would after his resurrection, appear to them, be at the head of them, and go before them, as a shepherd goes before
- Matthew HenryPuritanPsalms 110:1-4
staff, denoting the tender care of Christ takes of his church; for he is both the great and the good Shepherd. VI. That his kingdom, being set up, should be maintained and kept up in the world, in spite of all the oppositions
- John GillBaptistGenesis 49:24
family, and as a stone to uphold and support it; in which he was a type of Christ, the great and good Shepherd of the flock, and the stone that is laid in Zion, on which the whole spiritual Israel of God is built
- Adam ClarkeMethodist/WesleyanJohn 10:12-13
fleece and the fat. The hireling counts the sheep his own, no longer than they are profitable to him; the good shepherd looks upon them as his, so long as he can be profitable to them. Among the ancient Jews some kept their own flocks
- Matthew HenryPuritanPsalms 119:176
comfort of the green pastures and expose ourselves to a thousand mischiefs. 2. A believing petition: Seek thy servant, as the good shepherd seeks a wandering sheep to bring it back again, Eze 34:12. "Lord, seek me, as I used to seek my sheep
- John ChrysostomPatristic-EastJohn 9:32-41
this, but dwelleth on the name of “life,” which was known to them. Ver. 11. “I am the good Shepherd.” Here He next speaketh concerning the Passion, showing that this should be for the salvation of the world, and that He came
- John ChrysostomPatristic-EastJohn 10:1-13
this, but dwelleth on the name of “life,” which was known to them. Ver. 11. “I am the good Shepherd.” Here He next speaketh concerning the Passion, showing that this should be for the salvation of the world, and that He came
- Matthew HenryPuritanJohn 10:22-38
many believe thou art, tell us plainly, not by parables, as, I am the light of the world, and the good Shepherd, and the like, but totidem verbis - in so many words, either that thou art the Christ, or, as John Baptist, that thou
- Adam ClarkeMethodist/WesleyanJohn 10:11
good shepherd - Whose character is the very reverse of that which has already been described. In Joh 10:7, Joh 10:9, our Lord had called himself the door of the sheep, as being the sole way to glory, and entrance into eternal life; here
- John ChrysostomPatristic-EastJohn 1:35-40
eminence, and The Son His superiority in comparison with others, so “The Lamb, The Christ, that Prophet, the True Light, the Good Shepherd,” and whatever other names are applied to Him with the addition of the article, mark a great difference. For there were many
- Augustine of HippoPatristic-WestJohn 17:24-26
maketh His own that He may give it everlasting life. Accordingly, to every one, without fail, of His own sheep the Good Shepherd, as to every one of His members the great Head, hath promised this reward, that where He is, there also we shall
- Augustine of HippoPatristic-WestJohn 21:12-19
grievousness, even of the smallest kind, in death, the glory of the martyrs would not be so great. But if the good Shepherd, who laid down His own life for His sheep, has raised up so many martyrs for Himself out of the very sheep
- John CalvinReformedJohn 10:1
door, because there is no other entrance into the Church but by himself. Hence it follows that they alone are good shepherds who lead men straight to Christ; and that they are truly gathered into the fold of Christ, so as to belong
- Matthew HenryPuritanGenesis 1:3-5
blessed Spirit captives the will and affections by enlightening the understanding, so coming into the heart by the door, like the good shepherd whose own the sheep are, while sin and Satan, like thieves and robbers, climb up some other way. Those that
- Matthew HenryPuritanGenesis 3:9-10
condition would have been as desperate as that of fallen angels; this lost sheep would have wandered endlessly, if the good Shepherd had not sought after him, to bring him back, and, in order to that, reminded him where he was, where he should
- Matthew HenryPuritanPsalms 95:1-6
therefore he demands their homage in a special manner. The gospel church is his flock. Christ is the great and good Shepherd of it. We, as Christians, are led by his hand into the green pastures, by him we are protected and well provided