Matthew
Matthew 18:25BSB·traditional attribution

Since the man was unable to pay, the master ordered that he be sold to pay his debt, along with his wife and children and everything he owned.

John Calvin Reformed

25. His master ordered him to be sold. It would be an idle exercise of ingenuity to examine here every minute clause. For God does not always display severity at first, till, constrained to pray, we implore pardon, but rather meets us with undeserved goodness.

Matthew Henry Presbyterian

The disciples asked who would be greatest in the kingdom, not from hunger for holiness but for name and rank. They had dreamed of a temporal kingdom with external pomp and power, fastened upon Christ's words of glory while forgetting His sufferings. Many love to hear of privileges and crown while overlooking the yoke and cross.

AI summary

Commenting on Matthew 18:1-35

John Gill Reformed Baptist

But the same servant went out,.... From his Lord's palace and presence, immediately, directly, after he had got his pardon and liberty: and found one of his fellow servants; a fellow creature and Christian; not only one of the same nature and species; but of the same profession of religion, and in the service of the same kind and generous master: which owed an hundred...