Colossians, Chapter 1, verses 9-14
9 prayeth further for their increase in grace, 14 describeth the true ChristLuke, Chapter 5, verses 1-11
1 Christ teacheth the people out of Peter's ship, 4 in a miraculous taking of fishes, showeth how he will make him and his partners fishers of men5
5:6 Their net brake - Began to tear.
5:8 Depart from me, for I am a sinful man - And therefore not worthy to be in thy presence.
5:11 They forsook all and followed him - They had followed him before, Joh 1:43, but not so as to forsake all. Till now, they wrought at their ordinary calling.

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1:9 We pray for you - This was mentioned in general, Col 1:3, but now more particularly.That ye may be filled with the knowledge of his will - Of his revealed will. In all wisdom - With all the wisdom from above.And spiritual understanding - To discern by that light whatever agrees with, or differs from, his will.
1:10 That, knowing his whole will, ye may walk worthy of the Lord, unto all pleasing - So as actually to please him in all things; daily increasing in the living, experimental knowledge of God, our Father, Saviour, Sanctifier.
1:11 Strengthened unto all patience and longsuffering with joyfulness - This is the highest point: not only to know, to do, to suffer, the whole will of God; but to suffer it to the end, not barely with patience, but with thankful joy.
1:12 Who, by justifying and sanctifying us, hath made us meet for glory.
1:13 Power detains reluctant captives, a kingdom cherishes willing subjects. His beloved Son - This is treated of in the fifteenth and following verses. Col 1:15
1:14 In whom we have redemption - This is treated of from the middle of Col 1:18. The voluntary passion of our Lord appeased the Father's wrath, obtained pardon and acceptance for us, and, consequently, dissolved the dominion and power which Satan had over us through our sins. So that forgiveness is the beginning of redemption, as the resurrection is the completion of it.