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Matthew 9:35-38; The Workers Are Few (Cross-Reference Comparisons)
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Mike Nappa
Matthew 9:36 records that when Jesus went on a preaching tour through Galilee, he found the people he met to be “harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.” Most commentators agree that Matthew’s phrasing, “like sheep without a shepherd,” was a deliberate allusion to similar phrasing in Numbers 27:16-17 (“May the Lord, the God…
Matthew 9:35-38; The Workers Are Few (Historical Backgrounds)
By
Mike Nappa
We like to picture Jesus preaching and teaching multitudes on mountainsides—and of course he did that. But the bulk of his speaking ministry happened indoors, in smallish venues, in local synagogues all over Galilee (see Matthew 9:35). So what would that have been like? Here’s what we know: Synagogues began in the homes of Jewish…
Matthew 9:27-34; Jesus Heals the Blind and Mute (Cultural Commentary)
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Mike Nappa
Who is the “prince of demons” referenced in Matthew 9:34? Jesus’ enemies were pretty familiar with that guy—so much so that they felt confident accusing Christ of being his evil pawn. So who were they talking about? The “prince of demons” was a title for a high-ranking, fallen angel derisively named “Beelzebul” by the ancient…
Matthew 9:27-34; Jesus Heals the Blind and Mute (Word Studies)
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Mike Nappa
“Do you believe that I am able to do this?” Jesus is recorded asking two blind men in Matthew 9:27-30. When they responded, “Yes Lord,” he said, “According to your faith will it be done for you.” And their sight was instantly restored! That’s a lot riding on one little word, “Faith.” So what exactly…
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