Mǎtaìfúyīn 15:20

20 Zhè dōu shì wūhuì rén de . zhìyú bù xǐ shǒu chī fàn , nà què bù wūhuì rén .

Mǎtaìfúyīn 15:20 Meaning and Commentary

Matthew 15:20

These are the things which defile a man
These are filthy in themselves, and must pollute all in whom they are; they bring a defilement on the whole man, both body and soul, fasten guilt upon him, and expose him to everlasting punishment:

but to eat with unwashen hands defileth not a man:
should a man neglect to wash his bands before eating a common meal, this need give him no uneasiness; he contracts no filth to his soul hereby, nor any guilt to his conscience; nor does he break any law of God; nor is he liable to any penalty for such an omission. This is a trifling matter, and merits no regard; but the things before mentioned are in their nature evil: they are contrary to the law of God; they are abominable in his sight; they render men loathsome and odious to the divine being; and expose them to shame and ruin; and it is only the blood of Christ can cleanse them from the pollution and guilt of them, and secure them from that punishment they deserve.

Mǎtaìfúyīn 15:20 In-Context

18 Wéidú chukǒu de , shì cóng xīnli fāchū lái de , zhè cái wūhuì rén .
19 Yīnwei cóng xīnli fāchū lái de , yǒu è niàn , xiōngshā , jiānyín , gǒuhé , tōudào , wàngzhèng , bàngdú .
20 Zhè dōu shì wūhuì rén de . zhìyú bù xǐ shǒu chī fàn , nà què bù wūhuì rén .
21 Yēsū líkāi nàli , tuì dào Tuīluó Xīdùn de jìng neì qù .
22 Yǒu yī ge Jiānán fùrén , cóng nà dìfang chūlai , hǎn zhe shuō , Zhǔ a , Dàwèi de zǐsūn , kĕliàn wǒ . wǒ nǚér beì guǐ fù de shèn kǔ .
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