10. All mine (7a éua wavra). All things that are mine. So Rev.
11. | come (épxouar). Iam coming. Spoken of His de- parture to the Father.
Holy (aye). See on saints, Acts xxvi. 10; also on 1 Pet. 1.15. Compare 1 John ii. 20, and. righteous Father (dicate), ver. 25. This epithet, now first applied to the Father, contem- plates God, the holy One, as the agent of that which Christ desires for His disciples—Aoliness of heart and life; being kept from this evil world.
Those whom (ods). The correct reading is #, referring to name. Thy name which Thou hast given me. So in ver. 12. Compare Philip. ii. 9,10; Apoe. ii. 175 xix. 125 xxii. 4.
12. In the world. Omit.
| kept (€rjpovv). Imperfect tense. J continued to keep. The J is emphatic: Z kept them, now do Thou keep them.
| kept (é€dvAaka). Rev., rightly, I guarded. The A. V. overlooks the distinction between the two words for keeping. The former word means, J preserved them ; the latter, J guarded them as a means to their preservation. See on reserved, 1 Pet. i. 4.
Is lost—perdition (a7@Xero—arrwrelas). A play of words: “None of them perished, but the son of perishing” (Westcott).
The scripture (7) ypap7). See close of note on v. 47, and on Mark xii. 10.
15. From the evil (tod wovnpod). Or, the evil one. This rendering is according to John’s usage. See 1 John ii. 13, 14; iii. 12; v.18,19; and compare xii. 31; xiv. 30; xvi. 11. From (éx), lit., owt of, means out of the hands of.