Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2.pdf

<strong>Commentary</strong> on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2
goes out of the mouth polluteth which, entering into him, can
the man. 12. Then his disciples pollute him; but those things
approaching said to him, which come out of a man are the
Knowest thou that the Pharisees things which pollute a man.
were offended when they heard 16. If any man have ears to hear,
that saying? 13. But he let him hear. 17. And when he
answering, said, Every plant had entered into the house, and
which my heavenly Father hath withdrawn from the multitude,
not planted shall be rooted up. his disciples asked him
14. Let them alone: they are concerning the parable. 18. And
blind leaders of the blind. And he saith to them, Are you also
if a blind man shall lead a blind void of understanding? Do you
man, both will fall into the ditch. not yet understand that
15. And Peter answering said to whatsoever entereth into a man
him, Explain to us that parable. from without cannot pollute
16. And Jesus said, Are you also him? 19. Because it entereth not
still void of understanding? into his heart, but into the belly,
17. Do you not yet understand and goeth out into the sink,
that whatever entereth into the purifying all the food? 20. And
mouth passeth into the belly, and he said, It is what goeth out of a
is thrown into the sink? 18. But man that polluteth him. 21. For
those things which proceed out from within, out of the heart of
of the mouth come from the man proceed wicked thoughts,
heart itself, and they pollute the adulteries, fornications, murders,
man. 19. For our of the heart 22. Thefts, evil desires, frauds,
proceed wicked thoughts, deceit, wantonness, an evil eye,
murders, adulteries, fornications, calumnies, pride, foolishness:
thefts, false testimonies, 23. All these evil things proceed
calumnies. 20. These are the from within, and pollute the
things which pollute the man. man.
But to take food with unwashed
hands polluteth not the man.
Matthew 15:10. And having called the multitudes to him. Here Christ turns 404 to those who
are ready to receive instruction, and explains more fully the truth at which he had formerly glanced,
404 “Christ laissant la ces orgueilleux, se retourne vers les dociles;” — “Christ, leaving there these proud men, turns towards
the teachable.”
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John Calvin