Mateus 5
A.T. Robertson · Citado em PreceptAustin
Mateus 5:33-35
Robertson says, “No Jew would do this who had not really trusted Christ, for Kurios in the LXX is used of God. No Gentile would do it who had not ceased worshipping the emperor asKurios. The word Kurios was and is the touchstone of faith...Faith precedes confession, of course.” (Eerdmans Publishing - used by permission) John Stott: Life and death seem to be taken as constituting together the sum total of our human being. While we continue to live on earth and when through death we begin the life of heaven, everything we have and are belongs to the Lord Jesus and must therefore be lived to his honour and glory. (The message of Romans: God's good news for the world. The Bible speaks today) Matthew
Mateus 5:36-37
Robertson - The various oaths (profanity) forbidden (mēte, thrice) are in the accusative case after omnuete, according to rule [ouranon, gēn, horkon]. The Jews were wont to split hairs in their use of profanity, and by avoiding God’s name imagine that they were not really guilty of this sin, just as professing Christians today use “pious oaths” which violate the prohibition of Jesus. Revelation 10:6-note and swore by (