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Mateus 20:29

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Mateus 20:29 Meaning and Commentary

Matthew 20:29

And as they departed from Jericho
Which, was distant about ten parsas, or miles, from Jerusalem F9, through which Christ just passed, and had met with Zacchaeus, and called him, and delivered the parable concerning a nobleman's going into a far country. The Syriac and Persic versions render the words, "when Jesus departed from Jericho"; and the Arabic, "when he went out of Jericho"; not alone, but "with his disciples", as Mark says; and not with them only, for a great multitude followed him out of the city; either to hear him, or be healed by him, or to see him, or behold his miracles, or to accompany him to Jerusalem; whither he was going to keep the feast of the passover, and where they might be in some expectation he would set up his kingdom. The Ethiopic version reads it, "as they went out from Jerusalem", contrary to all copies and versions.


FOOTNOTES:

F9 Bartenora in Misn. Taraid, c. 3. sect. 8.
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Mateus 20:29 In-Context

27 e qualquer que entre v贸s quiser ser o primeiro, ser谩 vosso servo;
28 assim como o Filho do homem n茫o veio para ser servido, mas para servir, e para dar a sua vida em resgate de muitos.
29 Saindo eles de Jeric贸, seguiu-o uma grande multid茫o;
30 e eis que dois cegos, sentados junto do caminho, ouvindo que Jesus passava, clamaram, dizendo: Senhor, Filho de Davi, tem compaix茫o de n贸s.
31 E a multid茫o os repreendeu, para que se calassem; eles, por茅m, clamaram ainda mais alto, dizendo: Senhor, Filho de Davi, tem compaix茫o de n贸s.
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