Book of Luke - Chapter 5 - Verse 10

In this verse, Jesus is speaking to Simon (later known as Peter) along with James and John, who were also fishermen. The phrase "Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men" is a metaphorical way of saying that they will become fishers of men, meaning that they will be instrumental in bringing people to faith and spreading the teachings of Jesus. Just as fish are caught by fishermen using nets, the disciples will "catch men" by spreading the word of God and gathering followers. This verse illustrates Jesus' calling of his disciples to a higher purpose, to leave behind their previous way of life and follow him in a mission to bring salvation to all people. It highlights the importance of evangelism and spreading the message of Jesus to all corners of the earth. As followers of Jesus, we are called to share the good news with others and help bring them into a relationship with God.

In this verse, we see Jesus addressing Simon, also known as Peter, along with James and John, the sons of Zebedee. They were all fishermen by trade and partners in their fishing business. When Jesus tells Simon to "Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men." The phrase "catch men" is a powerful metaphor that Jesus uses to illustrate the disciples' future role in spreading the Gospel and bringing people to faith. In this context, "catching men" refers to the disciples becoming fishers of men, drawing people to Christ and bringing them into the fold of believers. This verse demonstrates Jesus' calling for his disciples to become evangelists and to actively engage in spreading the message of salvation to all people. It also highlights the importance of faith and trust in following Jesus' teachings and fulfilling the Great Commission.