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Matthäus 12:9

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Matthäus 12:9 Meaning and Commentary

Matthew 12:9

And when he was departed thence
From the corn fields, where the disciples had plucked the ears of corn, and this conversation passed between Christ and the Pharisees about the violation of the sabbath, he went into their synagogue; not on the same sabbath day, as one might be led to conclude from the account of this evangelist, but on another sabbath, as Luke expresses it, ( Luke 6:6 ) . He might indeed directly go into one of their synagogues the same day, where he and his disciples seem to have been going, and stay in the city the week following; and then, as it is said in ( Mark 3:1 ) he entered again into the synagogue; not being afraid of the Pharisees, who sought an advantage against him; nor deterred by them from doing good to men; and willing to take another opportunity of exposing their ignorance and malice.

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Matthäus 12:9 In-Context

7 Wenn ihr aber wüßtet, was das sei: "Ich habe Wohlgefallen an der Barmherzigkeit und nicht am Opfer", hättet ihr die Unschuldigen nicht verdammt.
8 Des Menschen Sohn ist ein HERR auch über den Sabbat.
9 Und er ging von da weiter und kam in ihre Schule.
10 Und siehe, da war ein Mensch, der hatte eine verdorrte Hand. Und sie fragten ihn und sprachen: Ist's auch recht, am Sabbat heilen? auf daß sie eine Sache gegen ihn hätten.
11 Aber er sprach zu ihnen: Wer ist unter euch, so er ein Schaf hat, das ihm am Sabbat in eine Grube fällt, der es nicht ergreife und aufhebe?
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