Luke 5

Luke 5:8

DEpart] Peter finding in Christ a divine and extraordinary vertue did presently feel within himselfe the naturall terrors of the soule of a sinfull man when he drawes neere to God. Which terrors being overcome by faith in his grace are changed into an humble reverence and adoration. See 1 King. 17. 18.

Luke 5:17

The power] that is to say, God whose actions are free, in a superlative degree would shew his power in delivering them there, thorow Christ: who also told them so. See Acts 11:21.

Luke 5:39

No man] the meaning is that all manner of change of life, though for the better, must bee done by little and little, and by a deliberate using ones selfe to it. By which meanes those things which seemed very harsh doe grow more pleasing to man. Even as they use to let Wines settle before they pierce them or make use of them.