Mateo 27:30

30 Y le escupían, y con la caña le golpeaban la cabeza.

Mateo 27:30 Meaning and Commentary

Matthew 27:30

And they spit upon him
The Syriac and Persic versions add, "upon his face", which he did not hide from spitting; see ( Isaiah 1:6 ) , and so what with sweat, by being hurried from place to place, and with blood trickling down from his temples, scratched with thorns, and with the spittle of these filthy soldiers, his visage was more marred than any man's, and his form than the sons of men, ( Isaiah 52:14 ) .

And took the reed,
or "cane", which was put into his right hand,

and smote him on the head;
whereby they drove the sharp points of the thorns into it, which must give him inexpressible pain and torture.

Mateo 27:30 In-Context

28 Le quitaron la ropa y le pusieron un manto de color escarlata.

29 Luego trenzaron una corona de espinas y se la colocaron en la cabeza, y en la mano derecha le pusieron una caña. Arrodillándose delante de él, se burlaban diciendo:—¡Salve, rey de los judíos!

30 Y le escupían, y con la caña le golpeaban la cabeza.

31 Después de burlarse de él, le quitaron el manto, le pusieron su propia ropa y se lo llevaron para crucificarlo.

32 Al salir encontraron a un hombre de Cirene que se llamaba Simón, y lo obligaron a llevar la cruz.