Mateus 26
G. Campbell Morgan · Citado em PreceptAustin
Mateus 26
Morgan - “No sweeter singing, no mightier music ever sounded amid the darkness of the sad world’s night than the singing of Jesus and His first disciples, as they moved out to the Cross of His Passion, and their redemption.” John
Mateus 26
Morgan - “As one reads this story one wonders more and more at the greatest miracle of all, the patient suffering of the spotless One.” Hiebert points out that "Having decided His fate, all restraint in their actions toward Jesus broke down. The activities engaged in are stated by four present tense infinitives, denoting that they continued for some time. To spit on His face (Matt. 26:67+) is an act which is still universally regarded as the strongest and grossest form of personal insult (Num. 12:14+; Deut 25:9+)." ( An Expositional Commentary)