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Lucas 6:9

Listen to Lucas 6:9
9 Disse-lhes, então, Jesus: Eu vos pergunto: É lícito no sábado fazer bem, ou fazer mal? salvar a vida, ou tirá-la?

Lucas 6:9 Meaning and Commentary

Luke 6:9

Then said Jesus unto them
The Scribes and Pharisees, who were watching him, and whose thoughts, and the reasonings of their minds, purposes, and intentions, he full well knew:

I will ask you one thing;
or question, as they had asked him one before; ( Matthew 12:10 )

is it lawful on the sabbath days to do good, or to do evil? to
save life, or to destroy it?
(See Gill on Mark 3:4) to which may be added, that to save life on the sabbath day was agreeable to their own canons: there were many things which they allowed might be done on the sabbath day, when life was in danger, which otherwise were not lawful; (See Gill on Matthew 12:8).

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Lucas 6:9 In-Context

7 E os escribas e os fariseus observavam-no, para ver se curaria em dia de sábado, para acharem de que o acusar.
8 Mas ele, conhecendo-lhes os pensamentos, disse ao homem que tinha a mão atrofiada: Levanta-te, e fica em pé aqui no maio. E ele, levantando-se, ficou em pé.
9 Disse-lhes, então, Jesus: Eu vos pergunto: É lícito no sábado fazer bem, ou fazer mal? salvar a vida, ou tirá-la?
10 E olhando para todos em redor, disse ao homem: Estende a tua mão. Ele assim o fez, e a mão lhe foi restabelecida.
11 Mas eles se encheram de furor; e uns com os outros conferenciam sobre o que fariam a Jesus.
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