Teks -- Luke 22:28 (NET)

22:28 “You are the ones who have remained with me in my trials.

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Robertson: Luk 22:28 - In my temptations

In my temptations ( en tois peirasmois mou ).

Probably "trials"is better here as in Jam 1:2 though temptations clearly in Jam 1:13This is the tragedy of the situation when Jesus is facing the Cross with the traitor at the table and the rest chiefly concerned about their own primacy and dignity.

Vincent: Luk 22:28 - Continued

Continued ( διαμεμενηκότες )

Lit., " have remained through " (διά ) .

Vincent: Luk 22:28 - Continued

Continued ( διαμεμενηκότες )

Lit., " have remained through " (διά ) .

Wesley: Luk 22:28 - Ye have continued with me in my temptations

And all his life was nothing else, particularly from his entering on his public ministry.

JFB: Luk 22:24-30 - there was

Or "had been," referring probably to some symptoms of the former strife which had reappeared, perhaps on seeing the whole paschal arrangements committed to two of the Twelve. (See on Mar 10:42-45.)

JFB: Luk 22:28 - continued, &c.

Affecting evidence of Christ's tender susceptibility to human sympathy and support! (See on Joh 6:66-67; see Joh 16:32.)

Calvin: Luk 22:28 - You are they who have continued with me

Luk 22:28.You are they who have continued with me Although Luke appears to relate a different discourse of Christ, and one which was delivered at a different time, yet I have no doubt that it refers to the same time. For it is not a continued discourse of Christ that is here related, but detached sentences, without any regard to the order of time, as we shall shortly afterwards have occasion to state. But he employs more words than Matthew; for he declares that, as the apostles had accompanied him, and had remained steadfastly in his temptations, they would also be partakers of his glory. It is asked, in what sense does he call them his temptations? I think that he means the contests by which God tried him and the apostles in common. And properly did he use the word temptations; for, according to the feeling of human nature, his faith and patience were actually tried.

TSK: Luk 22:28

Mat 19:28, Mat 19:29, Mat 24:13; Joh 6:67, Joh 6:68, Joh 8:31; Act 1:25; Heb 2:18, Heb 4:15

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Poole: Luk 22:28-30

Ver. 28-30. These verses seem to contain (though in a few more words) the substance of what we met with Mat 19:28 . There they are spoken as an answer to Peter, speaking on the behalf of himself and the rest of the apostles, who had forsaken all to follow Christ. Christ tells them there, that those which had followed him, in the regeneration when the Son of man should sit on the throne of his glory, should sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. That time which our Lord there calleth the regeneration, is the time when he had been giving a new birth to the church, reforming the world by his doctrine and holy example. That time he here calleth the time of his temptations, by which he meaneth trials, afflictions, and persecutions, as the word is often taken in holy writ, Gal 4:14 Jam 1:12 2Pe 2:9 Rev 3:10 .

To those of the disciples (they were eleven of the twelve) he promises a kingdom a state of great honour and dignity, as his Father had appointed him; and therefore they might satisfy themselves with the titles and qualities of ministers and servants while they were here, and be content to meet with troubles and temptations, as he had done, to hunger and thirst, &c.; when that time came which he had appointed, they should then eat and drink at his table, they should sit also upon thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. Terms expressive of that rest and satisfaction, that glory, honour, and dignity, which the saints in God shall in heaven be possessed of.

PBC: Luk 22:28

See Philpot: THE ROAD TO CHRIST’S TABLE AND CHRIST’S THRONE

Gill: Luk 22:28 - Ye are they which have continued with me // in my temptations

Ye are they which have continued with me,.... From the beginning of his ministry, to that very time, they abode by him, and never departed from him, when others withdrew and walked no more with him:

in my temptations: not in the wilderness by Satan; for they were not with him then, not being as yet called to be his disciples and followers: but in his afflictions, by the reproaches, and cavils, and ensnaring questions of the Scribes and Pharisees, and their attempts upon him to take away his life by stoning, &c. which were trials and temptations to him. So the Ethiopic version renders it, "in my affliction": now, since they had stood their ground, and firmly adhered to him in all his trials, he would have them still continue with him, and in his interest, though they should not have that temporal glory and grandeur they expected; but, on the contrary, fresh troubles and exercises, reproach, persecution, and death itself; and, for their encouragement, he promises both pleasure and honour, though of another sort, than what they were seeking after.