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Clementine Latin Vulgate
1 Machabæorum 14:33
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Qui autem in navicula erant, venerunt, et adoraverunt eum, dicentes: Vere Filius Dei es.
Qui autem in navicula erant, adoraverunt eum dicentes: "Vere Filius Dei es!".
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
worshipped: Matthew 15:25, Matthew 28:9, Matthew 28:17, Luke 24:52
Of: Matthew 16:16, Matthew 17:5, Matthew 26:63, Matthew 27:43, Matthew 27:54, Psalms 2:7, Daniel 3:25, Mark 1:1, Mark 14:61, Mark 15:39, Luke 4:41, Luke 8:28, John 1:49, John 6:69, John 9:35-38, John 11:27, John 17:1, John 19:7, Acts 8:37, Romans 1:4
Reciprocal: 2 Kings 19:17 - Of a truth Matthew 2:11 - worshipped Matthew 8:2 - worshipped Matthew 8:27 - General Matthew 9:18 - worshipped Matthew 20:20 - worshipping Matthew 22:42 - What Mark 3:11 - the Son Luke 1:35 - the Son of God John 6:21 - they willingly John 9:38 - Lord John 20:28 - My Lord Acts 10:25 - and fell
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Then they that were in the ship,.... Not only the rest of the disciples, who remained in it, whilst Peter came forth out of it, to walk upon the sea, to go to Christ: but the mariners also, the owners of the vessel, and their servants that managed it,
came and worshipped him: not merely in a civil, but in a religious way; being convinced, by what they saw, that he must be truly and properly God, and worthy of adoration;
saying, of a truth, thou art the Son of God: not by creation, as angels and men, nor by office, as magistrates, but by nature; being of the same essence, perfections, and power, with God, his Father: and which these actions of his now done, as well as many others, are full attestations of; as his walking upon the sea, causing Peter to do so too, saving him when sinking, and stilling the wind and waves upon his entrance into the vessel; all which being observed by the disciples and mariners, drew out this confession upon full conviction from them, that he was a divine person, and the proper object of worship.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse Matthew 14:33. Thou art the Son of God. — It is probable that these words were spoken either by the sailors or passengers, and not by the disciples. Critics have remarked that, when this phrase is used to denominate the MESSIAH, both the articles are used, ε υιος του Θεου, and that the words without the articles mean, in the common Jewish phrase, a Divine person. It would have been a strange thing indeed, if the disciples, after all the miracles they had seen Jesus work - after their having left all to follow him, c., were only now persuaded that he was the promised Messiah. That they had not as yet clear conceptions concerning his kingdom, is evident enough but that they had any doubts concerning his being the promised Messiah is far from being clear.
