{"commentaries":[],"citedBy":{"1":[],"2":[],"3":[],"4":[],"5":[],"6":[],"7":[],"8":[],"9":[],"10":[],"11":[],"12":[],"13":[],"14":[],"15":[],"16":[{"id":"westcott.JHN.21.7.1","author":"B. F. Westcott","author_dates":"1825-1901","tradition":"Anglican","era":"The 1800s","died":1901,"ref":"John 21:7","href":"/jhn/21/#v7-westcott","text":"Amos ii. 16","snippet":"While engaged in his work he was \" naked,\" that is, probably, stripped of all but his light under-garment (comp. 1 S. xix. 24 ; Isai. xx. 2 ; Amos ii. 16), though at present the word applies literally to Galilaean fishermen ; but these poor men, who have no boats, occupy a different position from the apostles (Tristram, ' Land of Israel,' pp. 425 ff. ed. 3)."}]}}