Mateo 13:36

36 Explicación de la parábola del trigo y la maleza
Luego, Jesús dejó a las multitudes afuera y entró en la casa. Sus discípulos le dijeron:
—Por favor, explícanos la historia de la maleza en el campo.

Mateo 13:36 Meaning and Commentary

Matthew 13:36

Then Jesus sent the multitude away
That his disciples might have the opportunity of conversing with him alone, about the sense of the parables he had delivered; and that he might instruct them by some others hereafter mentioned.

And went into the house:
left the ship in which he had been preaching to the multitude, came on shore, and returned to the house he came out of, ( Matthew 13:1 )

and his disciples came to him;
and being alone, make an humble request to him,

saying, declare unto us the parable of the tares of the field:
by which they mean, not a rehearsal of it, but an explication of the sense and meaning of it: they ask nothing about the parables of the mustard seed and leaven, either because they better understood them; or because there were some things very remarkable and striking in this, which made them very desirous to be particularly informed of the several parts of it, and their meaning.

Mateo 13:36 In-Context

34 Jesús siempre usaba historias e ilustraciones como esas cuando hablaba con las multitudes. De hecho, nunca les habló sin usar parábolas.

35 Así se cumplió lo que había dicho Dios por medio del profeta:
«Les hablaré en parábolas.
Les explicaré cosas escondidas desde la creación del mundo
».

36 Explicación de la parábola del trigo y la maleza
Luego, Jesús dejó a las multitudes afuera y entró en la casa. Sus discípulos le dijeron:
—Por favor, explícanos la historia de la maleza en el campo.

37 Jesús respondió:

38 El campo es el mundo, y la buena semilla representa a la gente del reino. La maleza representa a las personas que pertenecen al maligno.