Commentaries:
People's Commentary (NT)
Matthew 26:64 Thou hast said. That is, thou hast said the truth in thy question. The Lord only breaks the silence to affirm his divinity under oath. It insured his death at their hands, for he was immediately condemned for the declaration. "At the very crisis of his history, when denial would have saved his life, he asserts his claim to the Divine Sonship and to a Godlike power.
Other People's Commentary (NT) entries containing Matthew 26:64:
Matthew 16:18
Matthew 20:18
Matthew 26:64
Matthew 26:75
Matthew 27:12
Mark 14:53-65
Luke 22:66
Luke 22:67
John 18:15-27
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