John Gill Reformed Baptist @doctorgill

I was a stranger, and ye took me not in,.... Did not take the poor members of Christ into their houses, and take care of them in their families, when they were obliged to flee from their places of abode, or wandered about preaching the Gospel; and who must have perished in the streets, if others, that bore the Christian name; had not been more...

William Burkitt Anglican @expositoryburkitt

Observe here, 1. How Christ lays the charge of the wicked's damnation upon themselves alone, Ye gave me no meat, ye took me not in: man, and man alone, is the cause of his own destruction and damnation. Observe, 2. The kind of sin charged on the wicked at the great day. Consider it, 1. In general, it is a sin of omission.