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# Lu 4:31
\\Came down to Capernaum.\\ Nazareth was on the hills;
Capernaum in the deep depression of the Sea of Galilee.
(PNT 240)
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# Lu 4:33-37
\\In the synagogue there was a man.\\
See note on "Mr 1:21"
See note on "Mr 1:22"
See note on "Mr 1:23"
See note on "Mr 1:24"
See note on "Mr 1:25"
See note on "Mr 1:26"
See note on "Mr 1:27"
Matthew omits this account.
(PNT 241)
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# Lu 4:38-39
\\The mother of Simon's wife.\\
See note on "Mt 8:14"
See note on "Mt 8:15"
See note on "Mt 8:16"
See note on "Mt 8:17"
Compare
# Mr 1:29-34
(PNT 241)
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# Lu 4:43
\\I must preach . . . to other cities.\\
See notes on
"Mt 4:23"
"Mt 4:24"
"Mt 4:25"
"Mr 1:38"
"Mr 1:39"
(PNT 241)
01964
# Lu 5:1
SUMMARY OF LUKE 5
\\Christ Teaching and Healing\\
Christ Teaching from Peter's Boat
The Miraculous Draught of Fishes
Called to Be Fishers of Men
Cleansing the Leper
Palsied Man Healed
Matthew Called
Eateth with Publicans
Persecution Foretold
New Wine in Old Bottles
\\The people pressed upon him to hear the word of God.\\ When
the people are not prejudiced by false teachers they are usually
eager to hear the Word.
\\Lake of Gennesaret.\\ Another name for the Sea of Galilee.
(PNT 241)
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# Lu 5:2
\\Saw two boats standing.\\ Those of Peter and Andrew, and of
James and John.
See note on "Mt 4:18"
See note on "Mt 4:19"
See note on "Mt 4:20"
See note on "Mt 4:21"
See note on "Mt 4:22"
See note on "Mr 1:16"
(PNT 242)
01966
# Lu 5:3
\\Which was Simon's.\\ Simon Peter.
\\Taught the people out of the boat.\\ So that they could not
press upon him. It was a fishing boat.
(PNT 242)
01967
# Lu 5:4
\\Launch out into the deep.\\ Deep water.
\\For a draught.\\ He thus promises one.
(PNT 242)
01968
# Lu 5:5
\\At thy word.\\ Though he had fished all night in vain, at
Christ's word he would try again. He already was a disciple of
Christ.
# Joh 1:40-42
(PNT 242)
01969
# Lu 5:6
\\Their net broke.\\ Tristam ("Land of Israel") says of the
fish in the Sea of Galilee: "The shoals are marvellous, black
masses, many hundred yards long, with their black fins
projecting out of the water as thick as they could pack. Any net
would break that enclosed such a shoal."
(PNT 242)
01971
# Lu 5:8
\\Fell down at Jesus' knees.\\ Filled with awe and reverence
at the miracle that had been drawn the shoal to their net.
(PNT 242)
01973
# Lu 5:10
\\Jesus said to Simon.\\ Not to him alone.
# Mt 1:19
Simon, Andrew, James and John were all told to become "fishers
of men."
(PNT 242)
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# Lu 5:11
\\They forsook all.\\ The four just named: Simon, Andrew,
James, and John. Before this all were disciples; henceforth they
follow Jesus personally. These all together cast the gospel net
on Pentecost and had a mighty draught.
(PNT 242)
01975
# Lu 5:12-16
\\A man full of leprosy.\\
See note on "Mt 8:1"
See note on "Mt 8:3"
See note on "Mt 8:4"
See note on "Mr 1:40"
See note on "Mr 1:44"
See note on "Mr 1:45"
(PNT 243)
01980
# Lu 5:17-26
\\Pharisees and teachers of the law.\\
See note on "Mt 9:2"
See note on "Mt 9:3"
See note on "Mt 9:4"
See note on "Mt 9:5"
See note on "Mt 9:6"
See note on "Mt 9:7"
See note on "Mt 9:8"
See note on "Mr 2:1"
See note on "Mr 2:2"
(PNT 243)
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# Lu 5:27-39
\\Saw a tax collector.\\
See note on "Mt 9:9"
See note on "Mt 9:10"
See note on "Mt 9:11"
See note on "Mt 9:12"
See note on "Mt 9:13"
See note on "Mt 9:14"
See note on "Mt 9:15"
See note on "Mt 9:16"
See note on "Mt 9:17"
See note on "Mr 2:2"
See note on "Mr 2:14"
See note on "Mr 2:15"
See note on "Mr 2:18"
See note on "Mr 2:21"
\\Levi.\\ Matthew Levi. He was the fifth called to attend the
footsteps of Jesus. Like the others, at the call, he rose and
followed at once.
(PNT 244)
01992
# Lu 5:29
\\Made him a great feast.\\ To let Jesus meet with his
fellow-publicans.
(PNT 244)
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# Lu 5:33
\\Why do the disciples of John fast?\\ Intended as a rebuke
for their attendance at a great feast. Jesus shows that fasting
ought not to be form, but to have a meaning.
(PNT 244)