Jesus, on the other hand, speaks as a supreme legislator who has power to modify even the Scriptures.Jesus’ astounding authority is not that of religious tradition; it radiates from his person. He himself incarnates this “new justice,” this new mode of living and thinking that he teaches...
In making judgments, we must seek God's wisdom through prayer and study of the Scriptures, ensuring our decisions align with His will. Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(57) Yea, and why even of yourselves judge ye not what is right?--Better, judge that which is just. The meaning...
This echoes the divine attribute of omniscience, as seen in other scriptures where God knows the thoughts and intentions of individuals (Psalm 139:1-4). The mention of judgment aligns with Jesus' role as the ultimate judge, a theme found throughout the New Testament (John 5:22). His ...
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