Jesus was called, and his disciples,— Was invited, &c. The persons called his disciples, who were with him at this marriage, as also at Jerusalem, and who accompanied him to the distant parts of Judea, and baptized those who offered themselves to his baptism, (see Ch. 2 John 1:1-2 2 John 4:1-2.) seem to have been Philip, Simon, Andrew, and Nathanael, the four mentioned in the preceding chapter; for as these transactions happened before the Baptist's imprisonment, (Ch. John 3:24.) we cannot think that the disciples present at them had followed Jesus in consequence of the call given near the sea of Galilee, Matthew 4:18 or the call spoken of Luke 5:1; Luke 5:39 because it is certain that neither the one nor the other was given till after the Baptist was put in prison.
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John 2:2
2 And both Jesus was called, and his disciples, to the marriage.