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Yohanes 21:19
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Dan hal ini dikatakan-Nya untuk menyatakan bagaimana Petrus akan mati dan memuliakan Allah. Sesudah mengatakan demikian Ia berkata kepada Petrus: "Ikutlah Aku."
Demikian sabda-Nya akan menyatakan dengan perihal mati yang manakah Petrus akan mempermuliakan Allah kelak. Setelah sudah dikatakan-Nya ini, lalu bersabdalah Ia kepada Petrus, "Ikutlah Aku."
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
by: Philippians 1:20, 1 Peter 4:11-14, 2 Peter 1:14
Follow: John 21:22, John 12:26, John 13:36, John 13:37, Numbers 14:24, 1 Samuel 12:20, Matthew 10:38, Matthew 16:21-25, Matthew 19:28, Mark 8:33-38, Luke 9:22-26
Reciprocal: Mark 8:34 - follow Luke 5:27 - Follow me John 12:33 - signifying Romans 14:8 - we die unto
Gill's Notes on the Bible
This spake he,.... These are the words of the evangelist, explaining the meaning of Christ in like manner, as in John 12:33
signifying by what death he should glorify God; for by the above words Christ not only intimated that Peter should die, not a natural, but a violent death, or that he should die a martyr in his cause, but the very kind of death he should die, namely, by crucifixion; and that Peter was crucified at Rome, ecclesiastical history confirms f, when Christ was magnified, and God was glorified by his zeal and courage, faith and patience, constancy and perseverance to the end:
and when he had spoken this: concerning the usage and treatment he should meet with, the sufferings he should undergo, and death he should die for his sake, for the present trial of him:
he saith unto him, follow me: which may be understood literally, Jesus now rising up, and ordering him to come after him; and yet as a sign of his following him, in a spiritual sense, exercising every grace upon him, discharging every duty towards him, faithfully and constantly performing his work and office, as an apostle and preacher of the Gospel, in which he had now reinstated and confirmed him, and patiently bearing and suffering all kind of reproach, persecution, and death, for his name's sake.
f Euseb. Eccl. Hist. l. 2. c 25.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
By what death ... - In these words two things are implied:
1.That Peter would die a violent death; and,
2.That his death would be such as to honor God.
The ancients say that Peter was crucified at Rome, about 34 years after this, with his head downward. Clemens says that he was led to the crucifixion with his wife, and sustained her in her sufferings by exhorting her to remember the example of her Lord. He also adds that he died, not as the philosophers did, but with a firm hope of heaven, and patiently endured the pangs of the cross (Strom. vii.). This declaration of the Saviour was doubtless continually before the mind of Peter, and to the hour of his death he maintained the utmost constancy and fidelity in his cause, thus justifying the appellation which the Lord Jesus gave him - a rock.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse John 21:19. Should glorify God. — Ancient writers state that, about thirty-four years after this, Peter was crucified; and that he deemed it so glorious a thing to die for Christ that he begged to be crucified with his head downwards, not considering himself worthy to die in the same posture in which his Lord did. So Eusebius, Prudentius, Chrysostom, and Augustin. See Calmet.
Follow me. — Whether our Lord meant by these words that Peter was to walk with him a little way for a private interview, or whether he meant that he was to imitate his example, or be conformed to him in the manner of his death, is very uncertain.